Grant Mac Ewan University

Grant Mac Ewan University

Coordinates: 53°32′24.42″N 113°35′21.57″W / 53.5401167°N 113.589325°W / 53.5401167; -113.589325

MacEwan University
Motto Discendo Floremus (Through learning we flourish)
Established 1971
Type Public University
Chairman John Day
President David W. Atkinson
Provost Janet Paterson-Weir
Academic staff 887
Undergraduates 13,889
Location Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Campus

Urban/Suburban

39 acres (16 ha)
Sports teams Griffins
Colours blue & White
Affiliations AUCC, ACAA, ACCC, CCAA, AACTI, CBIE, CUP.
Website www.MacEwan.ca

MacEwan University is a post-secondary educational institution located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Founded in 1971 as Grant MacEwan Community College, the institution got its start by offering primarily one and two-year certificate and diploma programs. In 1988 it received approval to offer university transfer credit, and in 1999 dropped the word "community" from its name. In 2005 the institution rebranded itself through the creation of a one-word logo and began referring to itself simply as "MacEwan". Since 2004, MacEwan has offered full bachelor's degrees, and on September 24, 2009, the institution was officially renamed Grant MacEwan University. In 2012, the university has begun re-branding itself as "MacEwan University".

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