Company Research Report: University of Redlands

Company Overview

Name: University of Redlands

Mission: To welcome, educate, and empower a diverse community of learners for lives of meaning, impact, and joy.

Founded: Officially incorporated in 1907

Founder: Jasper Newton Field

Key People:

President: Krista Newkirk

Roles such as the President's Cabinet and Board of Trustees are also significant.

Headquarters: 1200 E. Colton Ave. P.O. Box 3080, Redlands, CA 92373, United States.

Number of Employees: No specific information available

Revenue: No specific information available

Known For: Offering a student-focused, personalized education with a wide range of academic and community engagement opportunities. The university is a top producer of Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI) Fulbrights and offers more than 70 academic programs.

Products

Educational Programs

Undergraduate Programs

Description: Offers more than 40 programs blending academic rigor with experiential learning.

Key Features: Integration of hands-on experiences and applicable skills.

Graduate Programs

Description: Provides more than 30 programs aimed at personal and professional preparation for impactful careers.

Key Features: Career-relevant programs with an emphasis on professional development.

Certificate Programs

Description: Designed for advancing academic, personal, and career goals.

Key Features: Short-term programs to develop specific skill sets.

Community Service Internships

Description: Committed to community service, providing guaranteed internships.

Key Features: Local, national, and global outreach, enhancing real-world skills.

Special Programs

Study Abroad: Includes the longstanding Salzburg Semester for cultural enrichment.

Johnston Center for Integrative Studies: Offers an alternative learning environment for personalized education.

Recent Developments

Strategic Plan: By 2032, aims to lead California in providing personalized student-focused education.

Leadership: Krista Newkirk continues in her role, emphasizing empowerment for students towards impactful lives.

Campus Expansion: The University merged with the San Francisco Theological Seminary in 2019 and established a new campus in Marin County.

Diversity and Inclusion: Commitment to strengthening diversity, equity, and inclusion is ongoing, reflected in various initiatives and support programs.

Additional Information

Legacy and History: Founded with the intent of creating a prestigious institution, the University has evolved with new landmarks and programs throughout its history, starting with the Administration Building and expanding to include a diverse array of study programs.

Community and Culture: There is a focus on fostering a supportive and inclusive community with over 80 clubs and organizations for students.

Athletics: Home to 21 NCAA Division III athletic teams, encouraging Bulldog spirit and camaraderie.

_No other concrete information on recent product launches or new partnerships is available in the data provided._

This report reflects available data on the University of Redlands, providing a structured and detail-oriented perspective on its operations and recent developments.