Science Center - Completed in 2006 by Credo's Campus Planning & Architecture team.
Wesley College, Delaware’s oldest private college, will honor scholarship and service on March 16, 2011, at the Founder's Day celebration in downtown Dover. This year's Founder’s Day theme, “Recognize the Past, Enrich the Present and Celebrate the Future,” will give the community a sneak peek of the College's newvcomprehensive marketing and branding campaign. Credo was able to begin their marketing and branding partnership with the College in late August when the Jessie Ball duPont Fund of Jacksonville, FL awarded a grant to
read more →Thank you to all who attended the Credo Enrollment Institute this week. We greatly appreciated the collaborative conversation and look forward to the next Institute. Also, take a look at the brief video below that recaps the day and a half event.
read more →Luther College in Decorah, Iowa has partnered with Credo and Opus Design Build to renovate two residential towers, Miller Hall and Dieseth Hall over the course of just one summer. Design and schematics are currently underway for the project, which is scheduled to begin in May of 2011 and to be completed in late August before students arrive back on campus. Both residents halls are more than 50 years old and house more than 700 beds. Renovations include mechanical upgrades, new furniture and
read more →Megan Buchanan, LEED® AP, joins the Credo team as a Campus Planner and Design Consultant. Megan has professional experience in architectural and interior design, and a strong familiarity with multiple building types including hospitality, healthcare, corporate and historic preservation.
read more →On January 14-15, 2011, the Patrick Henry College moot court team traveled to New Orleans for the 2011 ACMA National tournament at Tulane University Law School. This was PHC’s third championship in a row, adding to their five national moot court championships in the past seven years. No other school has won more than one national championship in the tournament's 11-year history. Read more about their big win!
read more →Last week, Tim Fuller presented at the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities (CCCU) annual Chief Enrollment Officers Conference and Financial Aid Administrators Conference in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. The conference, "Navigating Uncertain Waters," focused on the current state of the economy, trends in tuition discounting, and the implications these changes have for enrollment and retention. Tim Fuller, Vice President at Credo, led a workshop and discussion on the financial aid team’s role in closing the deal with prospective students. Read more about the
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Credo President, Tom Gavic, accepts an award for Credo's 15 years of consecutive service for CIC's Presidents Institute. For more information about CIC's Presidents Institute 2011, visit their site.
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Matt Stimpson, Ph.D., Director of Enrollment Research and Modeling at Credo, and colleagues examine the influence of measures of social capital on a low socioeconomic status (SES) student’s likelihood of enrolling in a four-year college or university. Using multilevel analysis, the study's results indicated that when controlling for school-level variables, academic achievement and preparation, and selected background characteristics, low-SES students with higher levels of social capital are more likely to enroll in a four-year college or university. For more information on this
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Wartburg College in Waverly, Iowa, is in the beginning of its partnership with Credo to create a master campus plan. The Credo team is assessing how space is used for instruction, offices, student lounge space and athletic space. Evaluating the best use of space on campus, the team will then be able to move forward to create a customized master campus plan. Read more about Wartburg College's master campus plan, and discover how the College is creating an engaging campus
Doane College in Crete, Nebraska, is one of seven colleges and universities to receive news they will be sharing a $20 million grant from the National Science Foundation. The five-year grant will support research focused on algae and nanotechnology. The grant will also help to increase collaboration among small and large educational institutions in Nebraska. Other institutions receiving funding include the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Creighton University, the University of Nebraska at Kearney, the University of Nebraska Medical Center, Little Priest Tribal College
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