University of

Pikeville’s
Institutional Goals

I. Maintain a sense of community that

stresses ethical and moral values.

II. Offer undergraduate students the

opportunity to recieve a liberal arts educa-
tion, emphasizing the value of intellectual
development.

III. Assist each student in acquiring com-

petence in a chosen professional field.

IV. Enhance each Student’s sense of self

worth.

V. Provide each medical student personal

and professional skills to improve health
care services in Appalachia.

VII. Proide necessary resources for quali-

ty education.
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IX. Maintain Efficient and effective ad- Pikeville Student
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X. Secure support from 147 Sycamore St.
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University of Pikeville
Statement of
Mission
Commitment to Christian
Tradition:
Founded by Presbyterians in 1889.
The University stands as an opportu-
nity for quality higher education in the
heart of Appalachia. Maintaining its
commitment to Christian principles,
the University recognizes the infinite
worth of each person, respecting and
accepting a variety of religious
expressions.
Commitment to Students:
While the University remains primarily
committed to serving students from Appa-
lachia, it encourages and
welcomes students from all regions and
cultural backgrounds. The University
of Pikeville provides an opportunity for
students to receive a quality education that
focuses on the development of the whole
person, including the
intellectual, spiritual, social and
physical dimensions.
Academic Affairs Office:
The Academic Affairs Office has admin-
istrative responsibilities for academic pro-
grams, registration and related academic
services. This office is also responsible for
the coordination of policies and procedures
pertaining to faculty, curriculum, instruc-
tion and class scheduling.
Business Affairs Office:
Business Affairs is responsible for all
business operations of the university and
for all university property. Departments
operating within this complex include the
Business Office, Information and
Technology Services and Facilities
Management.
Admissions and Financial
Aid:
The Admissions Office acts as the primary
agent for the acceptance of prospective stu-
dents and develops an admissions program
that is responsive to student and university
needs. The Financial Aid Of ce is commit-
ted to making the University of Pikeville
accessible to qualified students who have
financial needs and meet specified guide-
lines.
Administrative Staff
President: Dr. Burton Webb
Email: President@upike.edu
Phone: 606.218-5261
Office: Presidents office
Chancellor: Paul Patton
Email: pep@upike.edu
Phone: 606.218.5262
Office: Administration L1
Name: Lori Werth
Title: Provost
Email: LoriWerth@upike.edu
Phone: 606.218.5830
Office: Administration 111-D
Name: Bethany Bowersock
Title: Title IX Coordinator
Email: bethanybowersock@upike.edu
Phone: 606.218.5344
Office: Administration 203
Name: John Yancey
Title: Director of Admissions
Email: JohnYancey@upike.edu
Phone: 606.218.5306
Office: Administration 110-E