ADVANCEMENT
You are important to the success of Southern Adventist University students and staff. The Advancement team is here to invite your involvement and welcome your participation in meaningful and productive ways. We invite you to see and experience the joy we have in being a part of God’s work at Southern Adventist University.
Where to Give
Advancement Areas
We believe God has given Southern Adventist University a mission.
We are called to be a learning community that nurtures students in becoming more like Christ. Your gift now will go to work right away helping provide outstanding education and the resources to help them excel.
If you believe in the value that Southern Adventist University provides, we encourage you to partner with us for a one-time or ongoing gift.
There are a variety of ways you can give that each have a unique impact on our students.
Find out what impact your gifts can have on students’ lives here at Southern.
Our Annual Giving initiatives provide opportunities to make a difference in the lives of our students.
EVENTS
Each year, we hold several events for Southern's alumni and friends to learn about
special projects and partner with us in furthering our mission. Homecoming is our
largest gathering!
Southern News
View MoreScholarship Encourages Excellence in Senior Care
Southern Adventist University commends Fred Hutagaol, sophomore business administration major with a focus on health services and senior living, as the recipient of the Morning Pointe Scholars Endowment for the 2025-2026 school year.
From Genesis to Genes
For nearly 20 years, professors from Hickman Science Center and the School of Religion’s Hackman Hall who come from diverse scientific and theological backgrounds have discussed books and articles about creation, origins, and worldview topics of...
Only U.S. Opportunity to See Artifact With Oldest Alphabetic Sentence at Southern Adventist University
In partnership with the Israel Antiquities Authority and The Israel Museum, Southern Adventist University is the only scheduled location in the United States where visitors can see the first complete alphabetic sentence in human history ever found.