Germantown, Tennessee
Memphis Regional Education Center

Union University opened a second campus in the Memphis suburb of Germantown, Tennessee in 1997 which is located on fourteen acres of property with a single, multi-purposed, two-story 39,000 square foot building. The campus contains academic support services (registrar, financial aid, business services, library), classrooms, nursing labs, and nursing simulation stations.

Union University Germantown provides the nontraditional, adult learner in the Memphis metropolitan area with high quality, undergraduate and graduate degrees as well as professional development opportunities. The Department of Continuing Studies offers degree completion courses leading to the Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership in one of four concentrations; Church Leadership, Organizational Leadership, Project Management, Health Management. The School of Education offers the Masters of Education, the Masters of Arts in Education, the Education Specialist, and Doctorate of Education degrees. The Masters of Business Administration Degree is offered by the McAfee School of Business Administration. The School of Nursing offers the Bachelor of Science in Nursing, the RN to BSN, the Masters of Science in Nursing, and the Doctorate of Nursing Practice degrees. All programming at Union University Germantown is taught within a Christian context consistent with the overall guiding principles of Union University.

The Stephen Olford Center is an 18-acre educational and retreat center in southeast Memphis which includes more than 40 hotel style rooms for conference attendees; dining facilities; a patio and swimming pool; a newly donated library with about 32,000 volumes; classrooms and offices; and a chapel. At the Stephen Olford Center, the School of Christian Studies offers the Associate of Divinity, Masters of Christian Studies, and Doctorate of Ministry Degrees.

Campus Announcements

• Union University Germantown Accelerated BSN Students Help Flood Victims (By Laurie Yeargin)
• Acts 20:35 says, "In all things I have shown you that by working hard in this way we must help the weak and remember the words of the Lord Jesus, how he himself said, 'It is more blessed to give than to receive.'" Students in the Accelerated BSN cohort on the Germantown campus have come together to collect supplies and raise money for flood victims in Shelby County. The students felt called to action after the torrential rain and floods swept through the Memphis Metropolitan area on May 1, 2010. Students raised $375 and collected cleaning supplies, toiletries, gently worn clothes, non-perishable food items and children's toys to donate to victims and their families.
• Stephen Olford Center
• Now accepting application for D.Min.
• For current information, visit www.uu.edu/centers/olford/