Manor College

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Manor College

Former names	Manor Junior College
Motto	You Belong Here
Type	Private college
Established	1947
Religious affiliation	Catholic Church(Sisters of St. Basil the Great)
President	Jonathan Peri
Students	1,000
Location	Jenkintownmailing address , Pennsylvania , United States
Campus	Suburban
Colours	Blue and white
Nickname	Blue Jays
Mascot	Manny the Blue Jay
Website	www.manor.edu

Manor Collegeis aprivateCatholiccollege inAbington Township,Montgomery County,Pennsylvania,^[1]with aJenkintownmailing address.^[2]It offers associate and bachelor's degrees and is best known for its veterinary technician and dental hygiene programs.^[3]To give students a hands-on learning experience, the college is home to both a Dental Health Center that serves the local community and a 50 acre farm and fully operational on-campus veterinary laboratories.

Manor College was founded in 1947^[4]by the Byzantine Ukrainian Sisters of Saint Basil the Great. It is located in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philadelphia. In 1959, Manor College was chartered and incorporated in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The college was approved by the State Council of Education Department of Instruction on June 17, 1964.^[5]The legal governing body of Manor College is the board of trustees, which is composed of twenty-one members, including lay men and women from the business and professional communities and religious Sisters of the Order of Saint Basil the Great.

In order to better reach affordability goals, the college froze tuition increases from 2016 to 2017. As a result, Manor College was listed in 2017 as the best-priced Catholic institution in Pennsylvania.^[6]

In 2018, Manor College announced that the institution would be offering bachelor's degree programs, beginning the fall 2018 semester.^[7]Branded as a "Soar in 4" campaign, the college successfully launched 15 new degree programs in fields such as healthcare management, criminal justice, business analytics, veterinary practice management, and more.^[8]In November of the same year, the college announced a partnership with Widener Law School that would allow students to combine their undergraduate pre-law degree with a law degree from Widener University Delaware Law School as part of an innovative "3+3" program. Students can also qualify for guaranteed admission to the law school.^[9]

Manor College is related to theUkrainian Catholic Church. Manor's objective to foster an awareness and appreciation of the Ukrainian heritage and culture is accomplished through its on-campus Ukrainian Heritage Studies Center which was established in 1977. The UHSC encompasses four major areas: Academic Studies, a Ukrainian Library, a museum collection of Ukrainian traditional arts and an Archives Division. Many Ukrainian immigrants looking for higher education in America attend Manor College as a method of easing their transition into American culture.

Manor College is home to the Civil War Institute, a historical program that allows participants to examine this period of American history from new perspectives.^[10]Participating instructors are experts in their respective fields, serving as members of theDelaware ValleyCivil War Round Table. The school also offers a number of continuing educational programs for real estate, legal and more. In keeping with the school's Ukrainian roots, several classes in Ukrainian culture and language are offered every semester for children and adults alike.

The Manor College intercollegiate athletics program includes basketball (men's and women's), soccer (men's and women's), baseball, and volleyball (women's). The teams are known as the "Blue Jays". Manor College's athletic teams compete in theNational Junior College Athletic Association's 19th Region.

• Emellia Prokopik, nun of theCatholic Church in Ukraineand General Superior of her congregation from 1971-1983. She served a term as Academic Dean.

• Basil of Caesarea
• Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church

• Official website

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