Centre College

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Centre College is a private liberal arts college in Danville, Kentucky, known for its rigorous academics and strong tradition of undergraduate education.

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instanceOf higher education institution
private liberal arts college
academicFocus liberal arts and sciences
undergraduate education
accreditation Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges
affiliation Presbyterian Church (historical affiliation)
linked to: Presbyterian
athleticsAssociation NCAA Division III
athleticsConference Southern Athletic Association
athleticsNickname Colonels
campusType rural
city Danville
linked to: Danville, Kentucky
controlType private
country United States
emphasis broad-based liberal arts curriculum
faculty mentoring
small class sizes
foundedBy Presbyterian leaders in Kentucky
foundingDate 1819
governance board of trustees
hasCampusFeature historic campus buildings
residential campus
hasColor gold
white
hasNotableEvent hosted U.S. vice presidential debates
hasProgram honors and scholarship programs
study abroad programs
undergraduate research opportunities
knownFor close student-faculty interaction
high alumni giving rates
rigorous academics
strong tradition of undergraduate education
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn Boyle County, Kentucky
Danville, Kentucky
Kentucky
motto Doctrina Lux Mentis
mottoLanguage Latin
mottoTranslation Learning is the light of the mind
offersDegree Bachelor's degrees
region Southern United States
religiousAffiliation historically Presbyterian
state Kentucky
studentLevel primarily undergraduate

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Central Kentucky containsInstitution Centre College
Adlai E. Stevenson I educatedAt Centre College
John Marshall Harlan education Centre College
John C. Breckinridge educatedAt Centre College
Danville, Kentucky knownFor Centre College
Danville, Kentucky hasCulturalAttraction Centre College campus
linked to: Centre College
Danville, Kentucky isCollegeTownOf Centre College
John Sherman Cooper educatedAt Centre College
Fred M. Vinson educatedAt Centre College
subject linked to: Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson
John Marshall Harlan educatedAt Centre College
subject linked to: John
Milton J. Durham educatedAt Centre College
John Bryan Bowman educatedAt Centre College
Doctrina Lux Mentis mottoOf Centre College
Colonels represents Centre College
Colonels athleticDirector Centre College athletic director
linked to: Centre College
Richard P. Bland educatedAt Centre College
Fred M. Vinson educatedAt Centre College
subject linked to: Vinson
Centre College Law School associatedWith Centre College Board of Trustees
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Ormond Beatty employer Centre College
Ormond Beatty educatedAt Centre College
Joseph Holt educatedAt Centre College
James S. Green educatedAt Centre College
Centre Praying Colonels football team represented Centre College in intercollegiate football
linked to: Centre College
Charley Moran employer Centre College
Edgar Allen Diddle memberOfSportsTeam Centre College football team
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Edgar Allen Diddle almaMater Centre College
Boyle County contains Centre College
Boyle County hasEducationalInstitution Centre College
Frances Carrick Thomas associatedWith Centre College
J. Douglas Gay Jr. / Frances Carrick Thomas Library locatedIn Centre College
subject linked to: Frances Carrick Thomas
2012 United States vice-presidential debate location Centre College