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海角视频 has prepared students to learn with purpose, rise in faith, and serve with love. As an accredited Christian liberal arts college, PUC will provide you with all the advantages of a larger university鈥攁 strong academic reputation; over 70 degrees and programs; cutting edge research; and a diverse student body鈥攂ut with the benefits of a small college focused on the undergraduate experience and in an atmosphere of Christian community.

Welcome, I鈥檓 so glad you鈥檙e here. You are making some of the most important decisions of your life in the next few years and we want to help you prepare not just for the career of your dreams, but help you learn with purpose, rise in faith, and serve with love. You are in my prayers and in the prayers of our entire campus family. You belong at PUC and I can鈥檛 wait to meet you soon!

The mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Church is to call all people to become disciples of Jesus Christ, to proclaim the everlasting gospel embraced by the three angels鈥� messages (Revelations 14:6-12), and to prepare the world for Christ鈥� soon return.

PUC equips and empowers students to pursue wisdom and serve others in an academically outstanding and spiritually authentic Seventh-day Adventist learning community.

PUC is part of the Adventist Association of Colleges and Universities (AACU), with 12 other Adventist colleges located across North America.

PUC provides advantages of a larger university with the added benefits of a Christian community. Mission trips, a variety of worship options, service-learning opportunities, and spiritual leadership positions strengthen students鈥� relationship with God.

PUC is proud to host several prestigious lectures each year, such as the bi-annual Heubach Lecture; the bi-annual Longo Lecture; and the annual lecture of the Percy and John Christian Civil Rights Conference Center. These lectures bring prominent leaders on campus to share their experiences and expertise from their respective disciplines to the college community.

PUC has partnered with the Land Trust of Napa County to permanently protect, preserve, and manage over 800 acres of the college鈥檚 forestland, ensuring its enjoyment for future generations. Ride your bike, take a hike, or simply take a stroll through over 30 miles of PUC鈥檚 back 40 property and appreciate God鈥檚 gift to Angwin.

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The Pitcairn Islands Study Center houses the world鈥檚 largest collection of information about 鈥淭he Bounty Saga,鈥� the famed 1789 mutiny on H.M.S. Bounty and its aftermath. Founded in 1977, the Center contains over 1,600 books relating to Captain William Bligh, his ship, the Bounty; and to Pitcairn and Norfolk islands, the two Pacific isles on which most of the descendants of the Bounty mutineers now live.

If you鈥檙e interested in seeing some incredible works of art, you won鈥檛 want to miss the Rasmussen Art Gallery. Several times a quarter, a new exhibit opens at the college鈥檚 on-campus art gallery, which often features students, faculty, and other local artists. The opening reception is a chance to meet the artists, mingle with other guests, and enjoy some tasty snacks while appreciating the talent on display.

Rich with history, heritage, and childhood memories, the Maxwell Reading Room is the result of a gift from the Maxwell family, including material given by the late Malcolm Maxwell, a beloved former president of PUC. The collection of material celebrates the legacy of Malcolm鈥檚 father, Arthur S. Maxwell, and especially his contribution to Adventist children鈥檚 literature. The collection gives people an opportunity for nostalgia with first editions of Uncle Arthur鈥檚 volumes, as well as original hand-written and typed manuscripts.