Friends and Neighbors Inspired Brings Record Breaking Attendance
William Jessup University’s annual Friends and Neighbor’s Inspired Spring Conference welcomed one of its largest crowds yet with approximately 360 people in attendance.
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2012 Worship Conference Welcomes Sell Out Crowd
On Saturday, March 17, William Jessup University hosted the third annual Worship Conference, organized by 2007 alum, Jason Squires. The sold out conference featured worship sessions with well known artists and offered various breakout sessions designed to address many of the concerns facing worship leaders today.
South Placer County National Day of Prayer Breakfast is May 3
Army Lieutenant General (Ret.) William “Jerry” Boykin, former Commander of the elite U.S. Army Special Forces, will be the keynote speaker at the seventh annual South Placer County National Day of Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, May 3 at 7 a.m., at William Jessup University in Rocklin.
WJU announces partnership with NHCLC
William Jessup University and the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, the nation's largest Christian Hispanic organization, today announced a strategic partnership to support Latino youth pursuing higher education opportunities.
Jessup Provides Sneak Peek at $17 Million Expansion Project
Soaring Through Jessup from Eric Hogue on Vimeo.
Lincoln Teen Aims to be a Warrior
It’s never too early to set your sights on a long term goal. Just ask 13-year-old, Emma Thorson, a Twelve Bridges Middle School student who is eagerly waiting the day she can go to college.
The Lincoln youth has her eyes set on attending Rocklin's William Jessup University in the fall of 2017.
William Jessup University Kicks off President Circle
Program Strengthens Donor Relations
William Jessup University wouldn’t be where it is today if it weren’t for its’ faithful donors. Over 55 donors gathered together last Saturday night at a dinner event launching the ‘President’s Circle’, a newly formed organization that directly supports scholarship opportunities for deserving students who are unable to afford a college education without assistance.