What does Graceland University do?

Graceland University is a private, four-year liberal arts university founded in 1895, originally known as Lamoni College. It is affiliated with the Community of Christ and is dedicated to fostering inclusive learning communities. The university has two campuses: the main residential campus in Lamoni, Iowa, and a specialized campus in Independence, Missouri, which focuses on programs like Nursing, Education, Business, and Seminary studies. Graceland offers a diverse range of academic programs, including undergraduate degrees, master's and doctoral programs, and professional certificates. Students can choose from traditional residential programs or flexible online options. The university emphasizes transformational leadership and provides state-of-the-art facilities, including performing arts centers and fitness facilities, to support student development. With a commitment to high moral standards and a family-oriented atmosphere, Graceland University prepares approximately 2,350 students for meaningful lives and careers.