The Institutional Effectiveness Office at Truett McConnell University is a cornerstone of the institution's commitment to continuous improvement, strategic planning, and accountability.\u00a0

This office plays a crucial role in ensuring that the university meets its mission and goals through systematic assessment and data-driven decision making.

The Cofer Library is located on the top of the mountain at Truett McConnell University. It is a quiet place for students to break away and study.

The library provides access to academic resources and houses a computer lab for students to utilize to assist with the research needs of faculty and students.

Among the many resources, the catalog and electronic databases stand out, offering a wealth of information at your fingertips.

The Driskell Building is the heart of vocal music at Truett McConnell University, welcoming both passionate singers and dedicated scholars.\u00a0

Inside, you\u2019ll find spaces designed to inspire creativity \u2014 including a music classroom, piano lab, and a library filled with more than 500 choral anthems and repertoire pieces.\u00a0

From the community choir to the chorale and chamber singers, this is where voices come together in harmony to make music an unforgettable part of campus life.

Miller Hall is the main hub of campus life at Truett McConnell University. It\u2019s home to many of TMU\u2019s academic classrooms including the largest lecture hall and STEM labs, as well as, The Daily coffee shop.

Inside, you\u2019ll also find several key offices, including:

Academic Services

Business Office

Career Services

Dr. Charles F. Stanley Global Impact Center

Financial Aid

Human Resources

Office of the President

TMU Creation Center

TMU Press

World Missions Center

Odell Hall is home to classrooms used by various academic programs across campus, but it primarily serves as the central home for the School of Education, featuring offices and classrooms dedicated to future educators. It\u2019s also often used for guest lectures, public meetings, and campus-wide events.

Sewell-Plunket Hall, known as \"The Chapel,\" at Truett McConnell University was once the campus chapel until the university outgrew the space.

Today, it primarily serves as classroom and rehearsal space for the School of Music\u2019s instrumentalists.

Beyond classes, the chapel also hosts student recitals and Student Life gatherings throughout the year, offering a welcoming and versatile venue for music and campus community events.

Sewell-Plunket Hall, known as \"The Chapel,\" at Truett McConnell University was once the campus chapel until the university outgrew the space.

Today, it primarily serves as classroom and rehearsal space for the School of Music\u2019s instrumentalists.

Beyond classes, the chapel also hosts student recitals and Student Life gatherings throughout the year, offering a welcoming and versatile venue for music and campus community events.

Clarkesville, Georgia, is a picturesque small town in the northeastern part of the state. It is renowned for its scenic beauty, historic charm, and vibrant local culture, making it a delightful destination for visitors and a wonderful place to live.

Clarkesville boasts a well-preserved historic downtown area with various unique shops, boutiques, and restaurants. Strolling through downtown, visitors can admire the charming architecture and explore local businesses that offer everything from antiques to artisanal goods.

Surrounded by the stunning landscapes of the Appalachian foothills. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking, fishing, and camping in nearby state parks like Tallulah Gorge State Park and Moccasin Creek State Park. The Soque River, known for its excellent trout fishing, runs through the area, adding to the town's appeal for nature lovers.

Cleveland, Georgia, is a charming small town nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The city exudes a quaint, welcoming atmosphere, making it a delightful place to visit or call home.

Surrounded by stunning natural beauty, offering numerous opportunities for outdoor recreation. The nearby Chattahoochee National Forest provides miles of hiking trails, scenic drives, and breathtaking vistas. Unicoi State Park is also within easy reach, offering camping, fishing, and more.

Cleveland is diverse, with a mix of small businesses, agriculture, and tourism. The downtown area features charming shops, restaurants, and cafes, offering a variety of local goods and dining experiences.

Ten miles from TMU is Helen, Georgia: a charming mountain town that offers visitors over 200 specialty shops, a scenic state park, and breathtaking waterfalls.

The town is surrounded by the Chattahoochee National Forest, making it the perfect place to enjoy nature and its beauty.

Helen is also home to the Alpine Village Inn, a Bavarian-style hotel that provides guests with an authentic European experience.

The Blue Ridge Mountain Trails around Truett McConnell University attract hikers from all over the country.

Some of the most popular trails include Yonah Mountain, the Appalachian trail, Dicks Creek, and more.

These trails offer hikers beautiful views of the mountains and surrounding areas.

Hikers can also enjoy a variety of different terrains, including forests, rivers, and cliffs.

The baseball facility at Truett McConnell University is a state-of-the-art complex designed to enhance the experience of its athletes and fans. This top-tier facility includes a meticulously maintained playing field with a premium natural grass surface, ensuring optimal conditions for training and competition.

The facility features spacious, fully equipped dugouts, providing comfort and convenience for players and coaches. An advanced lighting system allows for evening games, adding flexibility to the schedule and enhancing the atmosphere of night matches.

Truett McConnell University's baseball facility is a testament to our unwavering commitment to providing an exceptional environment for student-athletes. We are dedicated to helping them excel both on the field and in their academic pursuits.

The beach Volleyball venue at TMU has four collegiate sand courts that are the envy of all who travel to our complex to compete, complete with Adirondack seating. Our home team\u2019s locker room is located in the Beach House adjacent to the courts, with several athletic offices and a conference room.\u00a0

The complex is open to all students and offers a great place to play or watch a game of beach volleyball.

The Truett McConnell driving range is a state-of-the-art practice facility designed to enhance the training and development of golfers at all levels. With ample space, the range provides an optimal environment for both short and long-game practice. It features multiple targets and a variety of hitting stations to simulate on-course conditions. We also have an indoor golf simulator for year-round practicing. Whether for individual practice or team training sessions, the Truett McConnell driving range is dedicated to helping golfers achieve their full potential.

Women's golf Team Achieved four consecutive appearances in the National Championship, attaining a program-best ranking of No. 7 nationally. Crowned AAC Regular-Season Champions for the 2023-2024 season, proudly produced six NAIA Scholar-Athletes.

Men's golf Team Earned two consecutive appearances in the National Championship, with a total of four appearances over the past five years. Reached a program-best ranking of No. 5 nationally. Triumphed as AAC Tournament Champions and AAC Regular-Season Champions for the 2023-2024 season. Achieved 10 top-6 team finishes throughout the year. Had three players ranked in the top 100 nationally at one point.

The HAC, with its distinctive dome-shaped cover, stands as a unique and iconic structure on our campus.

The HAC was the first gymnasium on campus and is currently the home of our Men\u2019s Wrestling and Men\u2019s and Women\u2019s Volleyball Programs, with games/matches occurring within., and its dome-shaped cover is one of the most prominent

Students can fill up the bleachers and cheer on the Bears!\u00a0

Within the Harris Complex, a large arena also holds weekly chapel services for the entire campus.

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The HAC, with its distinctive dome-shaped cover, stands as a unique and iconic structure on our campus.

The HAC was the first gymnasium on campus and is currently the home of our Men\u2019s Wrestling and Men\u2019s and Women\u2019s Volleyball Programs, with games/matches occurring within., and its dome-shaped cover is one of the most prominent

Students can fill up the bleachers and cheer on the Bears!\u00a0

Within the Harris Complex, a large arena also holds weekly chapel services for the entire campus.

The mountain biking trails around Truett McConnell University consist of a 6.5-mile single-track mountain bike course, as well as a dual slalom course, downhill, and short track.

The trails are carved into the surrounding mountains and provide a challenging and fun experience for riders of all levels.

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The mountain biking trails around Truett McConnell University consist of a 6.5-mile single-track mountain bike course, as well as a dual slalom course, downhill, and short track.

The trails are carved into the surrounding mountains and provide a challenging and fun experience for riders of all levels.

The Soccer and Lacrosse Facility at Truett McConnell University is a state-of-the-art complex designed to support the competitive and training needs of the university's athletes.

Situated on the picturesque campus of Truett McConnell University, the facility benefits from a serene and inspiring setting. The surrounding natural beauty enhances the overall experience for athletes and spectators.

The facility's modern lighting system is not just a feature; it transforms evening games into electrifying events, creating an atmosphere that is nothing short of thrilling for night matches.

Truett McConnell University boasts a premier softball facility designed to support its student-athletes athletic and academic excellence. The softball complex features a meticulously maintained field with a professional grade playing surface, ensuring optimal conditions for both practices and games.

The facility features spacious, fully equipped dugouts, providing comfort and convenience for players and coaches. An advanced lighting system allows for evening games, adding flexibility to the schedule and enhancing the atmosphere of night matches.

At Truett McConnell University, we are committed to providing a first-class environment for our student-athletes to thrive both on and off the field. Our softball facility is a testament to this commitment, offering not just a field, but a space that supports the physical, strategic, and academic development of our athletes.

The Student Wellness Center is a popular student hangout.

The SWC has two full-size basketball courts, a racketball court, a golf simulator, an Olympic-size swimming pool, an aerobics room, an indoor walking track, pool tables, and ping-pong tables. It also houses the Office of Student Life, the Vice President of Athletics, multiple coaching staff offices, and space for large events on the TMU campus.

The SWC also has The Georgia Public House, a secondary dining option on campus where students can use their meal plan, and community members can purchase items such as smoothies, coffee, or bites to eat. \u00a0

The Tennis Complex at Truett McConnell University stands as the newest addition to the university's athletic facilities, epitomizing the commitment to excellence and providing top-tier amenities for both competitive athletes and recreational players.The complex serves as the home ground for the university\u2019s men\u2019s and women\u2019s tennis teams, supporting their training and competitive matches.

Opened recently with an investment of $1.2 million, the Tennis Complex features eight professionally designed courts. These courts are equipped with advanced athletic lighting, ensuring optimal playing conditions for both daytime and evening matches. The high-quality surface of the courts caters to the rigorous demands of collegiate-level tennis, offering a premium playing experience.

Tennis Complex can be accessed from the Sports Complex and the Henry Nix entrances.

The Danny Watters Cottage serves as a peaceful retreat for visiting pastors and their families, available by reservation only.\u00a0

In a separate area within the cottage, the Truett McConnell University Gaming Suite offers a modern, vibrant space designed for students with a passion for gaming and eSports. This state-of-the-art facility reflects the university\u2019s commitment to a well-rounded student experience, blending technology, recreation, and competitive gaming as an integral part of campus life.

You\u2019ll spot the Folsom Fountain right on the front lawn of Truett McConnell University \u2014 it\u2019s one of the most photographed places on campus!

Named in honor of former Alumni Association President Don Folsom ('54), the fountain welcomes you as you drive in, surrounded by beautiful cherry trees and teak wood benches.

A fun TMU tradition happens here every year is the \u201csudsing\u201d of the fountain, a lighthearted event just before graduation.

Right next to the fountain, you\u2019ll find the Intramural Field and Sand Volleyball Court, favorite hangout spots for students. It\u2019s where most intramural games take place, from soccer and flag football to disc golf, volleyball, and ultimate frisbee.

Truett McConnell University's front gate welcomes visitors to the vibrant campus community. Beyond its physical structure, the front gate serves as a symbolic threshold to knowledge, growth, and \"Truth.\" It embodies the university's mission to provide a transformative educational experience rooted in Christian values, where the truth matters to a greater degree.\u00a0

In addition to its symbolic roles, the front gate ensures campus security and access control. It has 24-hour security to meet and greet all who enter the campus. The guard shack is equipped with modern security features, such as electronic access systems and cameras, to maintain a safe environment for everyone within the university community.

Nestled on the scenic hillside, Mountain Manor serves as the residence of the University President. This historic home reflects the charm and character of Truett McConnell University\u2019s campus.

One of the most photographed sites on the TMU campus, the cross offers amazing views year round of the campus and the surrounding beauty of the North Georgia mountains.\u00a0

Truett McConnell University offers apartment-style housing options for its upperclassmen, with the Heritage Condos designated for male students and Twin Springs reserved for female students. Both accommodations provide comfortable living spaces.

Heritage Condos

The Heritage Condos are reserved for male upperclassmen and accommodate 5-7 students per unit. Each condo features a complete kitchen, living room, dining room, and three bedrooms equipped with beds, desks, and closet space. Additionally, the condos offer two bathrooms, providing ample facilities for all residents.

Twin Springs

Twin Springs housing is designated for female students and offering an apartment-styled living experience. Each unit includes a complete kitchen, living room, dining room, and bedrooms furnished with beds, desks, and closet space. Twin Springs units feature 2.5 bathrooms, ensuring convenience and comfort for its residents.

Cleveland Courts are on-campus housing for upperclassmen males at TMU.

This dorm has a common area, 3 bedrooms, and 2 full baths. Each room also has a common area in each unit. Community laundry service and kitchen are available to use for free for all students and are centrally located for students.\u00a0

Garrison & Sewell Hall is a campus housing facility that includes wireless internet access, air conditioning, and laundry facilities.

It is specifically designated as men's freshmen and sophomore housing.

The furniture in the room includes a desk, dresser, and bed with an 80\u201d mattress that requires extra-long twin sheets.

Welcome to your exclusive inside look at our freshman male dorms. First we'll visit Garrison.

This dorm is located right next to the Knicks Student Center. Garrison has a front porch where students are able to host Bible studies and build community. Garrison is a traditional dorm, and each room features two extra long, twin sized beds, two dressers, two wardrobes and two desks. There's a community laundry room located on the second floor, free to use, and communal bathrooms on both floors. Garrison has a community lobby where fellowship events and activities take place. Also in the lobby are drink machines, microwaves and a water fountain for students to use. Behind garrison is a basketball court, so make sure to bring your basketball.

Second we'll visit Sewell. Sewell is a traditional style dorm located right next to Garrison and adjacent to Miller, our classroom building. It features two extra long, twin sized beds, two dressers, two wardrobes and two desks. The laundry room on the first floor is free to use, and communal bathrooms are located on both floors. Also in the lobby are drink machines, microwaves and a water fountain for students to use. Although Sewell is similar to Otwell in its size, the community that stems from it is unlike any other.

All freshman living provides easy access to the entire campus and are just a few steps away from most major buildings, Miller Hall, our classroom building, is located close to all the freshman dorms, making them an easy walk for all those 8am classes. Freshman housing is also the closest housing to Carolyn's cafe and a quick walk to the cross freshmen are also centrally located and can easily walk to the SWC to get a quick bite to eat at the Georgia public house or to work out.

Each freshman dorm houses resident assistants, who are responsible for aiding students as they begin their first year in college, host events for the residents and aid in their walk with Christ. These are upperclassmen who live in the dorms and are committed to helping the residents live out God's calling in their lives.

Garrison & Sewell Hall is a campus housing facility that includes wireless internet access, air conditioning, and laundry facilities.

It is specifically designated as men's freshmen and sophomore housing.

The furniture in the room includes a desk, dresser, and bed with an 80\u201d mattress that requires extra-long twin sheets.

Merritt Hall, built in 1966, is a two-story traditional campus housing for freshman and sophomore girls. Two students share a bedroom and bathroom shared by the entire floor. Laundry is located on the 2nd floor and is free for all students.\u00a0

Otwell Hall, built in 1966, is a two-story traditional campus housing for freshman and sophomore girls. Two students share a bedroom and bathroom shared by the entire floor. Laundry is located on the 2nd floor and is free for all students.\u00a0

It is located across from the Student Wellness Center and includes amenities such as wireless internet access, air conditioning, and laundry facilities.

The furniture in each room includes a desk, dresser, and bed with an 80\u201d mattress that requires extra-long twin sheets.

Welcome to your exclusive look inside our freshman girls dorms. First we'll visit merit. Merritt has a front porch where students host Bible studies and build community. Merritt is a traditional dorm where each room has two extra long, twin size beds, two dressers, two wardrobes and two desks. There is a community laundry room located upstairs that is free to use, and communal bathrooms located on both floors. Merritt includes a communal lobby where fellowship events and activities take place. Also in the lobby are drink machines, microwaves and a water fountain for students to use.

Second we will visit Otwell. Otwell is a traditional style dorm located right next to Merritt and adjacent to the beautiful front lawn. It includes two extra long, twin size beds, two dressers, two wardrobes and two desks. It also includes a laundry room on the first floor, free of charge, and communal bathrooms located on both floors. Though Atwell is smaller in size. The community that stems from it is unlike anywhere else on campus. Also in the lobby are drink machines, microwaves and a water fountain for students to use all freshmen living provides easy access to the entire campus and are just steps away from most major buildings, Miller Hall, our classroom building, is located close to all freshmen dorms, making it an easy walk for those 8am classes.

Freshman housing is also the closest housing to Carol Ann's cafe and a quick walk to the cross. Freshmen are also centrally located, and can walk easily to the SWC to get a quick bite to eat at the Georgia public house or to work out each freshman dorm houses residential assistants, who are responsible for aiding students as they begin their first year in college, host events for their residents and aid in their walk with Christ. These are upperclassmen who live in the dorms and are committed to helping their residents live out God's calling in their lives.

Merritt Hall, built in 1966, is a two-story traditional campus housing for freshman and sophomore girls. Two students share a bedroom and bathroom shared by the entire floor. Laundry is located on the 2nd floor and is free for all students.\u00a0

Otwell Hall, built in 1966, is a two-story traditional campus housing for freshman and sophomore girls. Two students share a bedroom and bathroom shared by the entire floor. Laundry is located on the 2nd floor and is free for all students.\u00a0

It is located across from the Student Wellness Center and includes amenities such as wireless internet access, air conditioning, and laundry facilities.

The furniture in each room includes a desk, dresser, and bed with an 80\u201d mattress that requires extra-long twin sheets.

Wood Hall is on-campus housing for upperclassmen females at TMU.

Three floors of suite-style living. Each unit has a common area, 2 bedrooms, and 1 full bathroom. Each unit also has its own thermostat. Community laundry service and kitchen are provided on the first floor and are free for all students to use.\u00a0

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The Maintenance and Security Office at Truett McConnell University plays a vital role in ensuring the campus remains a safe, secure, and well-maintained environment for all students, faculty, and visitors. This dedicated office encompasses a range of services to uphold the university\u2019s safety, functionality, and aesthetic appeal standards.

The Brown Hall houses Carol Anne's Caf\u00e9 on the top floor and The School of Nursing on the bottom floor.\u00a0

This dining area serves an all-you-can-eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner for students and faculty and is open to the public during operating hours.

Carol Anne's Caf\u00e9 has been voted one of the best places to eat Sunday brunch in Cleveland.

The main level of the Hood building houses the Counseling Center at Truett McConnell University, which is dedicated to supporting students' mental health and well-being. The center provides a safe, confidential, and welcoming environment where students can seek help and guidance for a variety of personal and emotional challenges.

Downstairs, you will find professor offices for the Balthasar Hubmaier School of Theology.\u00a0

The Nix Center houses The Outpost (campus store), mail services for students, lounge areas, and The Nightly.\u00a0

Upstairs, you will find TMU Admissions, Marketing/Advancement, and Student Life offices.\u00a0

In a world captivated by lies, we need courageous leaders willing to proclaim the truth boldly. At Truett McConnell University, truth is at the heart of who we are. Truth matters because truth is a Person, and Jesus and His word are at the center of our athletics, academics and campus community at Truett McConnell University, truth matters to a greater degree.

The Nix Center houses The Outpost (campus store), mail services for students, lounge areas, and The Nightly.\u00a0

Upstairs, you will find TMU Admissions, Marketing/Advancement, and Student Life offices.\u00a0