HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for all academic, administrative, and student life operations of the college.

Notable Features:

Dimnent Memorial Chapel, Van Wylen Library, Kruizenga Art Museum, Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts, Martha Miller Center for Global Communication, extensive green spaces like 'The Pine Grove,' and modern research facilities.

Work Culture:

A collaborative and supportive environment for faculty and staff, characterized by a strong commitment to student success, academic excellence, scholarly research, and community engagement, all within a Christian-affiliated context.

HQ Significance:

As a historic institution founded in 1866, Hope College is a cornerstone of higher education in West Michigan, contributing significantly to the region's cultural, intellectual, and economic vitality, with alumni making impacts worldwide.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus architecture and environment reflect Hope College's core values of academic excellence, Christian faith, community, inclusivity, and stewardship.

Location:

Hope College supports a significant global presence through extensive off-campus study programs in various countries (e.g., Vienna, Austria; Liverpool, England) and U.S. cities, international student enrollment, faculty-led global research initiatives, and an active worldwide alumni network. These programs foster cross-cultural understanding and prepare students for global citizenship.

Street Address:

100 E. 8th Street, Suite 210 (Anderson-Werkman Financial Center - President's Office)

City:

Holland

State/Province:

Michigan

Country:

USA