Why is my gift important to Bradley University’s College of Education and Health Sciences?

The College of Education and Health Sciences strives to remain at the forefront of higher learning by educating a new generation of counselors, educators, physical therapists, nurses, retail merchandisers, dieticians, and administrators.  As we look to the future, we hope we can continue to offer our students a superb learning experience.  Your gift can help us continue our tradition of excellence.  We want to continue to develop better programs, such as our new doctorate in physical therapy and the new minor in leadership studies, and to provide our students with advanced technology integral to their education.  We hope to build a greater future by preparing the next generation of leaders and experts in Education and Health Sciences.  We'd love to hear from you!

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Facilities renovations and expansions are top priorities within the College.

Westlake Hall Renovation and Expansion

We are enthusiastic about plans for renovation and expansion of Westlake Hall! The outward appearance will retain its traditional look, and the iconic clock tower will remain.  However, the inside will offer state-of-the-art facilities to support faculty and student research, and classrooms and offices will be equipped with advanced technology.

Nursing - New Dedicated Laboratory Facility

The new recreation facility will include nursing laboratories and nursing dedicated classrooms, providing the advanced technology and comprehensive tools needed to prepare practitioners for a changing global society.

Gifts to the College of Education and Health Sciences

Gifts may be sent to Bradley University, 1501 W. Bradley Avenue, Peoria, IL  61625.  If you would like your gift designated for a specific purpose by Bradley University, please note that purpose on the memo line of your check.  For example, you may wish to designate a specific facility renovation or that it should provide support to the College of Education and Health Sciences, for a special project.

If you have input, ideas, or special wishes, please feel free to contact:

Liz Briddick-Adams

Director of Development

(309) 677-2864

Or call the EHS Dean's Office at (309) 677-3180.