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Greenville College offers a distinctive, upbeat Christian academic community where lives are transformed. For the better. For character and service. For Christ.

We are also a College that believes in fun and

fellowship, spirit and camaraderie, and learning

about life—beyond the classroom.

Our Panther athletic program enables first-class student athletes from

across the country—and around the world—to compete in an intercollegiate

athletic program that is both immensely enjoyable and intensely competitive.

• National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA-Div III)

• National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA-Div I)

• St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

• Upper Midwest Athletic Conference

Men Women

Baseball Basketball

Basketball Cross Country

Cross Country Soccer

Football Softball

Soccer Tennis

Tennis Track & Field

Track & Field Volleyball

Our exciting Student Life program opens the doors for students to

take advantage of remarkable living/learning experiences at home, across the

country, and abroad.

• Community Service

• Urban Plunge

• Mission Trips

• CCCU Best Semester Journeys

• Go ED Semester Abroad

So, if you’re ready to explore all the adventure Greenville College has to offer, perhaps it’s time you t u r n t h e p a g e …

Competed for National Titles• women’sbasketball

• men’sandwomen’strack&field

• football

• men’ssoccer

Conference Champs• football

• men’ssoccer

• men’sandwomen’scrosscountry

Conference Player of the Year• volleyball

• women’scrosscountry

NCAA Div III All-Academic Team• women’scrosscountry

• women’strackandfield

Pre-season European soccer tour• England–men’steam

• Germany,Austria,CzechRepublic–

women’steam

National Champs in the hurdles, NCAA Div III

NCCAA women’s soccer All-American

“At junior college the competition was good, but Greenville is a complete 360—a different world.

All the guys are great, it’s like a brotherhood. There’s a balance between spirituality and sports.

The coaches mix in biblical principles, and they live out what they believe. That affects the way we

play football, do school, and live our lives.”

— Esteban CamarilloMajor: Digital MediaEmphasis: Recording

Panthers on the loose

What have you done for me lately?

Panther VisionNearly 30% of our students participate in one of 14 varsity sports. The primary goal for our

studentathletes:seeeveryaspectoflifefromaChristianworldview.

In addition to our 14 intercollegiate teams, we offer cheerleading, dance team and marching band.

Many of our students compete in our lively intramural program, which features sports like:

Flag football, Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Ultimate Frisbee, Dodge ball, Badminton

Where we prowl…

Crum Recreation Center 2 tennis courts – batting cages – basketball and volleyball courts – walking track – training facility – athletic offices

Burgess Tennis Complex 6 lighted courts

Long Gymnasium 2,000 seats – Panther home court: basketball, volleyball

Burritt Gymnasium Climbing wall – training equipment

Fitness Training Center Lap pool – cardio equipment – weight training machines – free weights – aerobics room – sauna/Jacuzzi

Strahl Athletic Complex 14 acres – training facilities: football, soccer, baseball, softball, track and field

Briner Training Center 12,000 square feet – batting cages – artificial turf – pitching area - indoor training for baseball, softball, track and field

Francis Field 2,000-seat home football stadium – all-weather track – soccer field – new press box

Lady Panther Softball Field

Smith Baseball Field

Andrews FieldsSpacious, irrigated fields for soccer practice and intramurals

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“It’s not what you do, it’s what you become.” That Panther team motto says it all. Our athletes study and pray

together, go on retreats, help in the community, do mission trips, grow

spiritually, become lifelong learners — and win big games!

•Manyofourstudentathletesaretopacademicscholars.Onevolleyballstar

who has a 4.0 grade point average had the opportunity to shadow a local

surgeonataSt.LouishospitalwhileherAll-Starteammategearedup

for graduate school.

•OneofourfootballplayersinternedattheCaliforniaState

Capitol.Hesortedlettersandfieldedcallsfromconstituents,

andmetCaliforniaGovernorArnoldSchwarzenegger.

•Twoofourmen’ssoccerplayersreceivedfullscholarships,

onetoPurdueSchoolofEngineeringandanothertothe

UniversityofChicagoSchoolofChemistry.

•AformerGreenvillecrosscountryandtrackstarwhowon

the Lincoln Laurette honor his senior year, is in his final year

of residency at Washington University Medical School.

•Arecentfemalesoccergraduatewasoneofonly19students,outofhundreds,

tobeselectedasanRNatBarnesJewishHospitalinSt.Louis.

•AformerGreenvillesoccerplayerandpre-medmajor,afteracingtheMCAT,is

completing his M.D. degree from Kansas University.

•OtherPanthergraduatesarephysicaltherapists,youthpastors,andnuclearphysicists.

an Unbeatable “serve”More than 20 Panther football players spent Spring Break doing service projects

in some of the grittiest parts of Philadelphia, including McPherson Park of

Kensington, better known as “Needles Park” due to the prevalence of drug

abuse there. The players cleaned the entire park, hosted a football camp, and

offered a cookout and coffee house for the homeless.

GreenvilleCollege’svolleyballteamtraveledtoNicaraguaforabusyweekof

hosting volleyball games and clinics, feeding the elderly, reaching out to local

youths, and visiting orphanages.

“I went to Colombia, South America, with Athletes in Action.

We played basketball games against local colleges, offered

basketball clinics, and gave our testimonies to the crowds

during halftimes. We got connected with several churches

and they helped make our visit even better. It was amazing.”

— Phonso EllisMajor: Business ManagementMinor: Accounting

Admissions AmbassadorsBeta Beta Beta (National Biology Honor Society)Campus Activities BoardChi Beta Sigma (Business club)Circle K (International service club)Community Service OrganizationFellowship of Christian AthletesGreenville College Student AssociationGreenville Student OutreachHabitat for HumanityInter-cultural Affairs Board

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Greenville students are everywhere… working in our campus recording studios, studying at the library,

sipping coffee at Jo’s Java, enjoying a music recital, taking in a movie

at the Globe in town, tossing the Frisbee on Scott field in the center of

campus, and sharing a meal at a professor’s home.

Kappa Delta Pi (Education Honor Society)Lambda Pi Eta (National Communication Honor Society)Mosaic (Multicultural club)Mu Kappa (Missionary/International Students)Music and Entertainment Industry Student AssociationPhi Alpha Theta (History Honor Society)Phi Beta Lambda (Future Business Leaders)Pre-Law ClubPsi Chi (National Honor Society for Psychology)

Greenville College choir

The Vista yearbook staff

Concert band

The Papyrus newspaper staff

GC vocal band

Theatre productions

Vespers leaders

Blackroom Records

Residence hall events

Lab bands

WGRN radio

StudentsonourCampusActivitiesBoard(CAB)organizeedifying

entertainmentandChristianfellowshipforourcommunity:movies,sports

tournaments, comedy acts, trips to coffee houses, concerts, and the annual Back

toSchoolBash,completewithamusementstylegames,food,andmusic.CAB

organizestripstoSt.Louisforprosportingevents,iceskating,dinnerout,and

trips to parks, thrift stores, and museums.

GreenvilleCollegecampuslifeofferssomethingforeveryone.Favoriteannual

eventsincludeChristmasCafé,MysteryDinnerTheatre,FallCarnival,

MidnightBreakfast,HomecomingandParentsWeekend,student-run

Agapefest(whichdrawsthousandsoffans),Walk-AboutExcursionforstudent

leadersatSmokyMountainNationalPark,andtheAllCollegeHike—

atraditionsince1912.

Whatever your interests and gifts, there are

fun outlets and like-mindedfriends awaiting you at Greenville College.

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“On all of our trips, the students are not only exposed to the disadvantaged areas, they

always get a chance to do something fun and see the land, go to the markets, hike a

volcano, and experience the culture and its people.”

— Erin O’HaraDirector of World Outreach and Missions DepartmentGreenville College

town & Gown Greenville, Illinois, is a wonderful “home town” for our century-old

campus. The people of the college and town share heart-warming

relationships, attending church together and serving on many of the

same organizations, such as Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Relay for Life,

Habitat for Humanity, and others.

Our students, who represent more than 40 denominations, attend regular services where

theyworship,praytogether,andhearinspiringmessagesfromspeakerslike9-timeUFC

WelterweightchampionMattHughesandBlueLikeJazzauthorDonaldMiller.More

than 350 students are actively involved with campus and community Bible studies.

Whetherit’shereathomeoracrosstheocean,ourstudentsrelishdiverseopportunities

to live out their faith and to learn from the world around them.

• Community service - tutoring students, youth programs for underprivileged kids,

mentoring at-risk youths, helping teen mothers of pre-schoolers

• Urban Plunge – inner-city weekend in St. Louis

• Mission Trips –NewOrleans,Philadelphia,DominicanRepublic,Ecuador,Guatemala,Rome,Israel

• Go ED Semester Abroad:Africa,Thailand,Bolivia

As a member of the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities

(CCCU), Greenville College is privileged to be able to offer our

students an impressive line-up of ‘Best Semester’ off-campus

study opportunities:

Contemporary Music Center, Nashville, TN

American Studies Program, Washington, DC

Los Angeles Film Studies, Los Angeles, CA

Washington Journalism Center, Washington, DC

China Studies Program, Xiamen, PR China

Australia Studies Center, Sydney, Australia

Oxford Summer Programme, Oxford England

Middle East Studies, Egypt

Latin American Studies Program, Costa Rica

Uganda Studies, Central Africa

Find out more about CCCU ‘Best Semester’ trips: w w w . b e s t s e m e s t e r . c o m

AccountingArtBiologyBusiness ManagementChemistryCommunication: Mass Communication Public Relations Speech Communication TheatreComputer ScienceContemporary Christian Music: Composition Performance Worship ArtsCriminal JusticeDigital Media: Audio Recording Graphic Design Internet/Information Systems Video and FilmEarly Childhood EducationElementary EducationEngineering 3/2EnglishEnvironmental BiologyHistory/Political ScienceIndividually Tailored Education Plan (ITEP)International and Cross Cultural StudiesManagement Information Systems

PrOGraMs OF stUDY

Greenville College In DetailHISTORY Foundedin1892,GreenvilleCollegeisafour-year,coeducational,ChristianliberalartscollegeaffiliatedwiththeFreeMethodistChurch.

LOCATIONGreenville’s50-acrecampusislocatedintheheartofGreenville,Illinois,abeautifultownof7,000peoplelocated 45 miles east of St. Louis and easily accessible fromI-70,I-55,I-64,andI-57.

FACULTYAbout75percentofourprofessorshavedoctoralorterminal degrees.

STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO18-1.

ENROLLMENTMore than 1,000 traditional students — 50 percent maleandfemale—comefrom44statesand16foreigncountries.Another500studentsareinvolvedinourAdultandGraduateStudiesprograms.

FINANCIAL AIDMorethan95percentofourstudentsreceivefinancial assistance in the form of scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study programs. Visit www.greenville.edu/financialaid to learn more.

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