At Cal Lutheran, our dedicated and accomplished faculty works with small classes of undergraduate and graduate students who are open-minded and seeking to grow as individuals while they pursue their passions and discover their purpose. Our mission is to educate leaders for a global society who are strong in character and judgment, confident in their identity and vocation, and committed to service and justice.

The Official LinkedIn of CalArts (California Institute of the Arts). Ranked as America’s top college for students in the arts by Newsweek/The Daily Beast, California Institute of the Arts has set the pace for educating professional artists since 1970.

Since 1927, The Master's University has had the privilege of training and developing professionals around the world. Through highly qualified faculty, genuine staff, and an unwavering commitment to the Word of God, The Master's University has matured and flourished as a nationally-ranked institution dedicated to educating for eternity. Our graduates are men and women of integrity, character, and professionalism.

Lubbock Christian University is a private four-year comprehensive institution that promotes unique educational opportunities with a strategic focus on student success in four key areas: spiritual formation, intellectual growth, personal stewardship and leadership development.  Degree programs are offered for both bachelor’s degrees and master’s degrees.   For over 50 years, the school has offered academic excellence in a Christian environment.  For more information about Lubbock Christian University visit their website at www.lcu.edu.     Online Programs Currently, LCU offers the following programs online: Bachelor of Science in Organizational Management Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling Master of Science in Human Services Master of Science in Leadership Master of Education in Educational Leadership Principal Certification Hybrid Degree Plans (completed partially online): Master of Arts in Biblical Interpretation Master of Christian Ministry Master of Science in Family Ministry Master of Divinity You'll earn the same degree as students on campus, with the same dedication to quality and personal attention they enjoy. You will also have the opportunity to learn from your fellow students, who will enrich your experience with their different professional, cultural, and geographic backgrounds.

If you’re considering hiring a Thomas Aquinas College graduate, you may have some questions, such as: • What is a classical liberal education? • What was my job candidate’s major? • Why should I hire a Thomas Aquinas College graduate? Thomas Aquinas College’s program of classical liberal education covers all seven of the traditional disciplines — mathematics, natural science, language, literature, music, philosophy, and theology. Our students don’t read textbooks, but the original works of the greatest minds of Western civilization, such as Newton, Einstein, Aristotle, Shakespeare, and St. Thomas Aquinas, to name only a few. The College has received the highest academic rankings from The Princeton Review, U.S. News & World Report, Kiplinger, Forbes, and various other college guides. The College does not offer any major or minors. All students study the same integrated curriculum that spans the major arts and sciences. That curriculum includes four years of science and mathematics, with enough credit hours to qualify, at most colleges and universities, for a double major in philosophy and theology with a minor in mathematics, Why should you hire a Thomas Aquinas College graduate? The College’s one-of-a-kind academic program does not simply teach students a set of skills; it equips them with the ability to quickly learn *any* skill set. Working through our rigorous curriculum, they develop the habits of diligence and perseverance, the discipline of analytical thinking, and the tools of excellent communication and ethical decision-making. In our small classes, where discussions are focused, intense, and sometimes contentious, they also learn to work as teams toward a single goal — the pursuit of truth. Consider the following testimonials from other employers: “Because of their experience with the seminar method, the College’s alumni are uniquely adept at solving problems and working cooperatively.” —Dr. Thomas R. Krau...

UAW Retiree Medical Benefits Trust administers health care benefits for UAW retirees from GM, Chrysler, and Ford and their dependents. When the Trust launched in January 2010, it became the largest non-governmental purchaser of retiree health care in the United States, covering over 860,000 members. Since then, the Trust has focused on retiree health care and making benefit changes to ensure the continuation of the funds.

For over 100 years, Cate has been combining the best of East Coast tradition and West Coast energy and innovation in the service of highly motivated, independent-minded kids. Residential life is structured to develop well-being and leadership through the practice of self-discipline and service. In addition to an inquiry-driven curriculum designed to elicit the greatest possible growth in every student, all students participate in an extracurricular program that includes athletics, drama, music, dance, community service, and an extensive outdoor program. With more than 50 honors and advanced courses, the Cate curriculum can meet the demands of the most ambitious students. A typical applicant to Cate has impeccable character, a history of high academic achievement, and is mature, curious, adventurous, and willing to assume responsibility and independence.

The Pacifica Graduate Institute Alumni Association (the “Association” or “PGIAA”) formed on 17 April 2013 as a California 501(c) Nonprofit Corporation for the purposes of developing an operational and charitable membership association that supports both the alumni (“Alumni” or “alums”) of Pacifica Graduate Institute (the “Institute” or “PGI”) and the wider community in pursuit of developing their intellectual, spiritual, altruistic, and professional capabilities.

The University Corporation (TUC), a non-profit California corporation, functions as a self-supporting auxiliary organization of California State University, Northridge (CSUN). Established in 1958, TUC operates for the sole benefit of CSUN. The purpose of TUC is to support the educational mission of CSUN by providing certain commercial services and administrative functions. TUC’s main operations include campus dining, post-award administration of CSUN’s grants and contracts, real estate investment and management (including newly acquired Reseda Annex) and the faculty/staff housing program, promoting and coordinating campus facilities use and filming, trademark licensing, financial management of endowments, agency funds and summer academic enrichment workshops, as well as, engagement in community outreach programs. TUC holds the contract for the CSUN Campus Store with Follett. TUC is governed by a seventeen-member Board of Directors appointed by the university president and comprised of six students, six faculty members, two administrators, and three community representatives. The university president serves as Chair. Mission Statement The mission of The University Corporation is to provide services and solutions that address the needs of California State University, Northridge; to support the academic, research and creative endeavors of its students, faculty and staff; and to enhance the quality of campus life. By fostering learning and professional development, The University Corporation empowers its staff to be proactive and resourceful in order to achieve the highest standard of customer service to the University community.

Our goal is to ensure present and future generations will be able to learn first hand about the legacy of the man who came to be known as “the great communicator”. Visit our website where you can access Presidential Papers and Presidential Photographs, learn about the Museum and Air Force One, become a member of the Library Foundation, learn about our events, and shop at our online Museum Store.

Ojai Valley School is an independent, co-educational boarding and day school serving nearly 300 students from pre-kindergarten to twelfth grade in beautiful Ojai, CA. Our school is located on two campuses in the Ojai Valley. The Lower Campus, near downtown Ojai, enrolls 179 students in grades pre-kindergarten to eight. The Upper Campus, located seven miles to the east, enrolls 114 students in grades nine to twelve. The academic program on both campuses is challenging and well-rounded, encouraging students to explore their interests, know themselves, and develop a respect for others. Students participate in outdoor education, equestrian, fine and performing arts programs, as well as athletics and community service. Our campuses benefit from a diverse group of students whose cultures and experiences enrich the lives our entire community. Currently, about 24% of our student body is comprised of international students from a dozen different countries, including China, Japan, Finland, Germany, Korea, Mexico, Russia, Thailand, Taiwan, United Kingdom, United States and more. Both campuses offer English as a Second Language instruction.

Welcome to Birmingham Community Charter High School. We are an independent conversion charter high school located in the heart of the San Fernando Valley. This site is designed to serve our parents, students, staff and community. We promote student success with innovative academic programs. As a charter school, we have increased autonomy that will help inspire our creative spirit, allowing students and staff to perform at high levels and our community to be more actively involved in our growth and progress. Birmingham remains committed to serving students who reside in the district, pupils previously enrolled at our school as well as others who wish to attend (subject to capacity). Prospective students and parents are invited to “check us out.”