HQ Function

Serves as the primary academic, administrative, and residential hub for the university, housing classrooms, libraries, student services, athletic facilities, faculty offices, and performance venues.

Notable Features:

Historic Henderson Humanities Building, the modern Blye-Poteat Hall science complex, the Maddox Student Activities Center, and the iconic Stephens-Burnett Memorial Library. The campus features traditional collegiate architecture, extensive green spaces, and the Appalachian Commons.

Work Culture:

As a Christian institution, the work and study culture at the main campus emphasizes faith integration in learning, community service, mentorship, and a supportive, close-knit atmosphere. Collaboration among students, faculty, and staff is highly encouraged.

HQ Significance:

The Jefferson City campus is the heart and historical core of Carson-Newman University, embodying its enduring mission and commitment to providing a Christ-centered education for over 170 years. It's where the university's traditions are celebrated and its future is shaped.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus layout, integration of the Stubblefield Chapel, numerous community gathering spaces, and accessible faculty offices reflect the university's core values of Christian faith, academic excellence, service, intellectual inquiry, and community.

Location:

Carson-Newman University fosters global engagement through a variety of study abroad programs across multiple continents, international mission trips (C-N Global), and partnerships with international institutions. The university encourages students to develop global perspectives and participate in cross-cultural experiences, aligning with its mission to prepare servant-leaders for a diverse and interconnected world. It also welcomes international students from numerous countries, enriching the campus community and fostering global understanding.

Street Address:

1646 Russell Ave

City:

Jefferson City

State/Province:

Tennessee

Country:

USA