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WE ARE A NETWORK OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS ACROSS THE GLOBE
STRONG ROOTS AND a LONG TRADITION
Education is an integral part of the Methodist Movement led by John Wesley and Charles Wesley in 18th century England. Kingswood School was the first Methodist school, founded by John Wesley on June 24, 1748, and is still in existence today.
IAMSCU CELEBRATES ITS
25TH ANNIVERSARY
SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, SEMINARIES AND UNIVERSITIES
RELATED TO IAMSCU
IMPACTING STUDENTS ACROSS THE GLOBE
Our rich heritage of educational excellence continues today
BRYCE M.
Attending the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington, provided me with the tools needed to succeed in various fields. The skills I learned from UPS helped me to thrive even when I went from receiving my degree in exercise science to working for a web development company.
Our Leadership
Tom Wolfe,
President
Adriana Murriello,
Vice-President
Marcio de Moraes,
Past president
Gerald Lord (Secretary, 2010-2015)
Ken Yamada Yamada (Secretary, 1991-2001)
Ted Brown (President, 2008-2014)
Amos Nascimento (Secretary, 2015-Present)
Roger Ireson (President, 1991-2001)
Passing the gavel, 2017
Wolfe, Kim Cape, Moraes
IAMSCU Board of Directors, 2015
Meeting immigration leaders in Mexico
IAMSCU Board of Directors, 2008
Conference in Argentina
UPDATES
Updated information on the APAMEI Global Forum on Artificial Intelligence
APAMEI, the Asia-Pacific Association of Methodist Educational Institutions, continues to host its monthly Online Forum on “Education in a (Post) Pandemic World.” The February edition of the APAMEI Global Forum,
IAMSCU and APAMEI join forces to discuss Artificial Intelligence
The February edition of the APAMEI Global Forum, which is held in partnership with IAMSCU, will focus on Artificial Intelligence, its challenges, and opportunities. Leading researchers in this area will
Asbury University is the scenario of the first large Student Revival in the 21 st Century
Asbury University, located in Wilmore, KY, United States, was the stage for a large Revival experience that lasted for two weeks and attracted thousands of people to its campus. The