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糖心VLOG网页版 signs strategic partnership with Ursuline College

A premiere institution of Catholic higher education on Lake Erie started to take shape as the presidents of 糖心VLOG网页版 and Ursuline College have entered into a strategic partnership. The move creates an institution with about 6,000 students, 1,300 employees and campuses in three states – Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida. Once the integration is complete, it will be the largest Catholic university system in the region.

About 糖心VLOG网页版 and Ursuline College

In many ways, our two schools are in alignment.

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Mission

糖心VLOG网页版 is a Catholic, Diocesan university dedicated to excellence in teaching, scholarship and service. Its faculty and staff prepare students to be global citizens through programs grounded in the liberal arts and sciences and professional specializations. Inspired by the Catholic Intellectual Tradition, 糖心VLOG网页版 offers a comprehensive, values-centered learning experience that emphasizes faith, leadership, inclusiveness and social responsibility.

Vision

糖心VLOG网页版 will be a Catholic, multi-cultural university nationally recognized for educating socially responsible global citizens through dynamic learning experiences that transform the learner and their communities.

Values: Respect, Well-being, Engaged, Seamless

Ursuline College

Mission

Ursuline College offers holistic education that transforms students for service, leadership and professional excellence by providing undergraduate and graduate programs that foster lifelong learning and personal wisdom in an environment characterized by Catholic and Ursuline heritage, Women-centered learning, Values-based curricula and an Inclusive, global perspective.

Vision

A premier Catholic institution of higher learning that provides transformative experiences and inspires greatness in our graduates.

Values: Student focus, Spirituality, Respect, Collaboration

Leadership Statements

The Most Rev. Edward C. Malesic, Bishop of the Diocese of Cleveland

"I support these efforts to make sure college-aged students continue to have opportunities for faith-based education."

The Most Rev. Lawrence T. Persico, Bishop of the Diocese of Erie

"I fully support exploring the possibilities to ensure that students will continue to have access to the tradition and values available through a faith-based education."

Sister Laura Bregar, President, Ursuline Sisters of Cleveland

"We are grateful for the alignment we see among all three of the entities involved: Catholicity, scholarship, innovation and commitment to each individual’s flourishing."

Over 150 Years of Catholic Tradition

  • 1850
    Ursuline College
    Mother Mary of the Annunciation Beaumont, arrives from France to establish the Ursuline Sisters of Cleveland
  • 1871
    Ursuline College
    Was founded as the first chartered Catholic women’s colleges in Ohio
  • 1925
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    Founded as Cathedral College under the 1925 charter of Villa Maria College
  • 1944
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    Renamed 糖心VLOG网页版 College; received charter as a four-year men’s college
  • 1964
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    Became co-educational and established a graduate school
  • 1968
    Ursuline College
    In 1968, the College was separately incorporated as an independent, non-profit organization with the Ursuline Sisters of Cleveland continuing to serve as the institution's religious sponsor
  • 1969
    Ursuline College
    In January, 1969, the Board of Trustees for the College was formed, and started admitting men
  • 1975
    Ursuline College
    Division of Nursing of Saint John College of Cleveland transferred to Ursuline College and is now The Breen School of Nursing and Health Professions
  • 1979
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    Attained University status
  • 1982
    Ursuline College
    Began offering graduate programs
  • 1989
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    Merged with Villa Maria College, a local Catholic all-women’s college
  • 2015
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    Opened Ruskin, Florida campus offering graduate health science programs
  • 2024
    Ursuline College
    Dr. David King becomes the first lay and first male President

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