1 Applebee’s

2 Arby’s (4)

3 Bob Evans

4 Buffalo Wild Wings

5 Burger King (3)

6 China One

7 Cracker Barrel

8 Dairy Queen

9 East of Chicago Pizza

10 Fazoli’s

11 Hong Kong

12 Ice House

13 Ivanhoe’s

14 Jim Dandy

15 Kentucky Fried Chicken (2)

16 La Charreada

17 Long John Silver’s/A&W

18 Main Moon (2)

19 McDonald’s (4)

20 Mi Pueblo

21 Moe’s Southwest Grill

22 Noah’s Sub Shop

23 Papa John’s

24 Payne’s Frozen Custard

25 Pizza Hut (3)

26 Pizza King (2)

27 Rally’s

28 Richard’s

29 Rosie’s Little Italy

30 Ryan’s

31 Sirloin Stockade

32 Starbucks (2)

33 Steak n’ Shake

34 Subway (3)

35 Taco Bell (3)

36 Taste of Texas

37 The Mill

38 Tree of Life Café

39 Trejo’s Gyros (2)

40 Wendy’s (2)

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2 Burke Place B&B - 3.3 miles

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3 Comfort Suites - 4.29 miles

800-445-1210 / 756-651-1106

4 Hampton Inn - 4.64 miles

800-426-7866 / 756-662-6656

5 World Gospel Mission - 6.04 miles

765-671-7261

6 Holiday Inn Express - 7.5 miles

800-465-4329 / 765-674-6664

7 Best Western - 7.91 miles

800-937-8376 / 765-998-2331

8 Super 8 - 7.94 miles

800-454-3213 / 765-998-6800

Ask about an IWU discount.

LODGING

1 AmbuCare Clinic

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2 Circle K

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5 Grant County Visitor Bureau

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6 Hobby Lobby

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8 Kohls

9 Marion General Hospital

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10 Marsh Grocery

11 Meijer

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8 China One

9 Cracker Barrel

10 Culver’s

11 Dairy Queen

12 Fazoli’s

13 Gabriel’s Pancake House

14 Hardee’s

15 Hong Kong

16 IHOP

17 Ivanhoe’s

18 Jimmy John’s

19 JuJu Berry / Crepe Crazy

20 Kentucky Fried Chicken (2)

21 La Charreada

22 Long John Silver’s/A&W

23 Main Moon (2)

24 McDonald’s (4)

25 Mi Pueblo

26 Moe’s Southwest Grill

27 Papa John’s

28 Payne’s Frozen Custard

29 Pizza Hut (3)

30 Pizza King (2)

31 Rally’s

32 Richard’s

33 Rosie’s Little Italy

34 Sirloin Stockade

35 Starbucks (2)

36 Steak n’ Shake

37 Subway (4)

38 Taco Bell (3)

39 The Mill

40 Tree of Life Café

41 Teppanyaki Grill and Buffet

42 Wendy’s (2)

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IWU AT A GLANCE PROFILE STATEMENTFounded in 1920, Indiana Wesleyan University is a Christian comprehensive university committed to liberal arts and professional education. Through innovative degree and certificate programs for adult and residential students, IWU has become one of the fastest-growing private universities in America. Nearly 3,000 students are enrolled on the Marion campus while 12,500 adult learners are pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees at multiple sites throughout Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio and via online programs.

VISION STATEMENTIndiana Wesleyan University will prepare each student to become a world changer. We will accomplish this by drawing students into an integrated experience of intellectual challenge, spiritual growth, and leadership development. Thus we will: call students to Christian character; expect academic excellence; equip students for success in their vocations; mentor students in leadership; and prepare students for service.

ONE UNIVERSITY, FIVE ACADEMIC UNITSIndiana Wesleyan University provides a diverse set of programs for every type of post-secondary student. Included in the academic structure are five primary academic units:

• College of Arts and Sciences - traditional residential campus located in Marion, Indiana

• College of Adult and Professional Studies - academic programs for working adults, offered in multiple locations across three states as well as fully online

• School of Nursing - home to our highly acclaimed Pre-licensure, Post-licensure, and Graduate Nursing programs

• The Graduate School - provides policies, standards, and strategic guidance for IWU graduate education, faculty, and research

• Wesley Seminary - features an innovative approach to seminary education, offering graduate work built around local church ministry in action

866-468-6498 | indwes.edu | 4201 South Washington Street | Marion, Indiana | 46953-4974

M A P S | R E S TA U R A N T S | LO D G I N G | S I T E S TO S E E

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SITES TO SEE

A Williams Prayer Chapel Sit and reflect on the mercies of God as you take in

the beautiful 18th-century Gothic chapel, donated by faculty members Wilbur and Ardelia Williams. Its purpose is to offer a quiet place for prayer and meditation. Mrs. Williams created all nine stained glass windows. The main side windows represent unique Christian crosses from different nations and depict the blood that flowed from Christ’s body to the earth.

B The Sufferer

C The Intercessor

D The Potter Pause to enjoy these bronze sculptures created by

Rick Weinecke, a Christian, Israeli citizen. Rich with symbolism, the Sufferer depicts Jesus praying in the Garden of Gethsemane. The Intercessor illustrates the heart of IWU as a young man and woman quietly study as Jesus guides. The Potter symbolizes the fact that we are clay in the Potter’s hand.

E Student Center Mall As you walk down the extraordinary mall of the Barnes

Student Center lined with trees, overhead cross walks, and 44’ glass roof, take in the Globe Theatre, McConn Coffee Company, and IWU Bookstore.

F Art Galleries Take in the exhibits from IWU’s permanent collections

located in Beard Arts Center. These include paintings and photos donated by our generous benefactors. Periodically, portions of these collections will be taken down to facilitate a visiting artist exhibition or senior student show.

G Interactive Granite Globe A 36-inch, polished black granite ball is the focal point

of the rotunda in IWU’s Lewis A. Jackson Library. The continents are etched by hand on the sphere to create a globe. The 1,800-pound ball, which was imported from China, floats and rotates on a stream of water.

H Climbing Wall Home of the Wildcats, the Recreation & Wellness Center

was granted the Award of Honor for its outstanding design. It is the hub of IWU’s intercollegiate and intramural athletic programs and includes four racquetball courts, a swimming pool, fitness and weight facilities, a 25’ climbing wall, an elevated jogging track, and five basketball/volleyball courts.

I John Wesley Statue A 7-foot statue of John Wesley, the founder of

Methodism, stands at the center of campus as a reminder of the University’s religious heritage. Scott Stearman of Colorado Springs, Colo., created the sculpture.

J Society of World Changers The Society was established by IWU Trustees to honor

people who demonstrate their Christian faith through the quality of their work in a secular world. Inductees include Bob Briner, Frank Peretti, Dr. James C. Dobson, Dr. Benjamin Carson, Tony Dungy, Joni Eareckson Tada, Bill and Gloria Gaither, S. Truett Cathy, Kirk Cameron, David Green and Elizabeth Dole .

K Ott Hall of Sciences and Nursing The new Ott Hall of Sciences and Nursing honors

Gary and Connie Ott for their generous support of the university’s Health Sciences and Nursing initiatives. Gary Ott is President and CEO of TLC Management, Inc., a leading private provider of health and rehabilitation centers; assisted living and retirement centers; and hospice services. He is also a senior member of the IWU Board of Trustees. Connie assists with corporate and community support initiatives.

L Chapel-Auditorium The IWU Chapel-Auditorium seats 3,800 between the

raked main floor and balcony. Dedicated into service on January 13, 2010, the 85,000-square-foot facility is used primarily for student chapel. It also serves as an important venue for special assemblies, convocation services, commencement ceremonies, special musical artists, and community events. This state-of-the-art facility includes such sustainability features as low-E glass, off-peak ice generation and storage for cooling, high efficiency lighting, and integrated energy

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1 Activities Daily Living Lab

2 AGS Administration Building Graduate Admissions; Graduate Academic Offices;

Division of Graduate Counseling; Graduate Counseling

Clinic; Center for Innovation; Adult Enrollment Services;

Classrooms

3 Alumni Center Alumni; Church Relations

4 Athletic Complex

5 Barnes Student Center 1920 Gallery; ATM machine; Baldwin Dining Center;

Banquet Rooms; Campus Police; Center for Adventure

Learning; School of Life Calling and Integrative Learning;

Center for Student Success; College Store; Commuter

Lounge; Conference Services; Daily Planet; Financial Aid;

Game Room; Globe Theatre; Health Center; Intercultural

Student Services; IWU Bookstore; IWU.biz; McConn Coffee

Company; Post Office; Residential Academic Services;

Student Account Services; Student Commons; Student

Development; Wildcat Express; Student Government;

Property Management; Dean of the Chapel’s Office

6 Beard Arts Center Division of Art; Art galleries; Studios; Classrooms

7 Beckett Hall Women’s residence halls

8 Bowman House Freshman men’s residence hall

9 Burns Hall of Science & Nursing Nursing Patient Care Simulation Lab; Classrooms

& Science Labs

10 Carmin Hall Women’s residence hall

11 Center Hall Art classrooms and studios

12 Chapel-Auditorium Chapel Office

13 College Wesleyan Church

14 Elder Hall Division of Communication & Theatre; Division of Modern

Language & Literature; Division of Behavioral Sciences;

Writing Center; WIWU TV51; WIWU 94.3FM; Classrooms

15 Epworth House John Wesley Honors College

16 Evans Hall Women’s residence hall

17 Facilities Services Center Facilities Services; Mail Services; IWU Mart; Central

Receiving; Campus Planning and Construction

18 Goodman Hall School of Teacher Education; John Wesley Honors College

Office; Classrooms

19 Hodson Hall Men’s residence hall

20 Jackson Library Academic Affairs Office; Instructional Resource Center;

Classrooms; Shattuck Study Lounge; Society of World

Changers Hall of Honor; Instructional Media Technology

21 J.C. Bodyshop College Wesleyan Church Youth Center

22 John Wesley Administration Building President’s Office; Provost; Annual Planned Giving

23 Kem Hall Women’s residence hall

24 Lodges East men’s residence units; North and South women’s

residence units

25 Martin Hall Women’s residence hall

26 Maxwell Center Admissions; Business Affairs; Classrooms; Division of

Business; Division of Social Sciences; Human Resources;

Information Technology; In House Design; Print Shop;

Registrar’s Office

27 Noggle Christian Ministries Center School of Theology & Ministry; Wesley Seminary;

Classrooms

28 Ott Hall of Sciences and Nursing School of Health Sciences; Division of Mathematics and

Computer Information Sciences; School of Nursing; School

of the Physical and Applied Sciences Administration;

Division of Natural Sciences

29 Phillippe Performing Arts Center Division of Music; Baker Recital Hall; Phillippe Auditorium;

Black Box Theatre; Classrooms

30 President’s Home

31 Recreation & Wellness Center Athletic Director; Athletic training room; Climbing wall;

Fitness & Weight rooms; Division of Health & Human

Performance; Classrooms; Intramural Activity Center;

Intramural Office; Luckey Arena; Swimming pool;

Racquetball courts; Jogging track

32 Reed Hall Women’s residence hall

33 ROTC House

34 Scripture Hall Men’s residence hall

35 Shatford House

36 South Hall Complex Men’s residence halls

37 STAR Center for Adult & Professional Studies Academics; Accounting; Financial Aid; LEAP

38 Sutter Tennis Center Aly McCann Memorial Butterfly Garden

39 Townhouses (a) Graduate housing (b) Undergraduate housing

40 Troyer Fieldhouse Indoor eight-lane track; Indoor practice facility

41 University Court Married & Family housing; Undergraduate housing

42 Upward Bound Program

43 Wesley Seminary

44 Williams Prayer Chapel

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26 Admissions 5 ATM Machine 29 Baker Recital Hall 5 Bookstore 5 Campus Police 5 School of Life Calling & Integrative Learning 5 Center for Student Success 12 Chapel-Auditorium 3 Church Relations 5 Conference Services 5 Financial Aid

5 Dining Options • Baldwin Dining Center

• McConn Coffee Company

• Wildcat Express Food Court

• Chick-fil-A Express

5 Globe Theatre 31 Gymnasium-Luckey Arena 5 Health Center 31 Intramural Activity Center 29 Phillippe Auditorium 5 Post Office

26 Registrar