Campus Housing @ Cuttington

BUILDINGS ON CAMPUS

The Administration Building was completed in 1966; it houses the offices of the University President, the Vice Presidents for Administration and Academic Affairs and other administrative offices.

Dormitories

In addition to the "academic" buildings, the campus contains a number of modern, comfortable buildings for the faculty and staff and plans are underway for additional faculty and staff housing.

Cuttingtonís plans for expansion and development with respect to the capital stock: include dormitories, faculty housing, laboratories, classrooms, all of which are needed to keep pace with the demands been placed on Cuttington as a result of the growing population and need for qualified and trained people for Liberia and Africa.

FFor example, to accommodate the increasing enrollment, which stands at nearly 2000 students presently, two new dormitories (one for males and another for females) have been completed.

The William VS Tubman Library

The William V. S. Tubman Library is important to the instructional process to the University. Its primary purpose is to provide materials, books, periodicals, pamphlets, and microfilm equipments needed to supplement classroom instruction. The main aim of the library is to make its resources and services contribute as effectively as possible to the total education program of the University. Plans are underway to expand the library and to bring it up to date with modern equipment and facilities.

The Agape Clinic

Agape Clinic

 Cuttington University provides medical care for students, faculty, staff, other University employees and their dependents through Agape Medical Clinic, which is presently located on the RDI Campus of the University. There are plans to expand the services of the clinic to cater not only to the fast growing Cuttington family, but also to the neighbors in the environment. The clinic is operated in conjunction with the nearby Phebe Hospital.

The Campus School

Campus School

TThe Campus School, located on Cuttingtonís grounds, provides quality education from Nursery through ninth grade. The school caters to the educational needs of not only children of the faculty and staff of Cuttington, but also children from the community. Plans are underway to expand the school to junior and senior high levels.

The Epiphany Chapel

The Graduate School

ECOBANK Campus Branch