Vanguard on the Rise
We are paving clear pathways to a Vanguard education, transforming our campus to enhance the student experience, and cultivating resources for academic and career achievement so every student thrives.
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Giving Priorities
Advancing the University’s student-focused priorities as we seek to become the leading source for Christian higher education in California.
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Removing Barriers
Paving clear pathways, making the Vanguard educational experience attainable for all students.
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Transforming Our Campus
Building, renovating and upgrading facilities and infrastructure to enhance the Vanguard experience.
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Ensuring Students Thrive
Cultivating resources and support for academic and career achievement.
A Message From our President
Dreaming big, securing our future and enhancing the campus through a multi-phased capital campaign that supports a 30-year campus master plan.
Stories of Impact
One of the challenges that many students face entering college is choosing a career path. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, about one-third of college students change their major at some point. But for Vanguard University alumnus Matthew Kenslow ’24, his professional calling has always been clear.
Alumni Spotlight: Matthew Kenslow ’24
She is the President and CEO of the BBBS San Diego County branch, and she has played a pivotal role in the institution of Operation Bigs, a program that provides extra support to children of active duty, veterans, and Gold Star families.
Alumni Spotlight: Tina (Fox ’98) Rose
Cecil Miller, Ph.D., is a beloved professor at Vanguard University. For decades, Dr. Miller has served at Vanguard in many roles, including department chair, division chair, dean, and associate provost. He is also a long-time President’s Circle member.
President’s Circle Spotlight: Cecil Miller ’84
Second-year student Montana Leyva ’26 didn’t think a Vanguard University education would be possible. With her mind set on attending a public university after high school, she was shocked when God opened the door to experience an impactful Christ-centered education.
Student Spotlight: Montana Leyva ’26
Amberly Gourlay ’25 was born and raised in South Africa, but when the time for college came, she felt called to attend school in the United States.
Student Spotlight: Amberly Gourlay ’25
