Purdue University Fort Wayne

History The mission of the Fort Wayne Children's Choir is to provide a choral program exemplifying artistic and educational excellence for children from diverse backgrounds. The Fort Wayne Children's Choir contributes to the community's cultural environment by providing opportunities to experience the unique beauty of professionally trained young voices. The Fort Wayne Children's Choir is recognized as one of the finest choirs in the nation because of the excellence of its musical education, the diversity of its membership and the quality of its contributions to the community's cultural life. In 1973, Jocelyn Basse created the Children of Peace Choristers to meet need for an extra-curricular choral opportunity for area youth. Incorporated in 1984 as the Fort Wayne Children's Choir ( FWCC ), the FWCC has expanded to nearly 300 singers from 85 schools. FWCC members not only gain exceptional music skills, but learn about history, culture, foreign language, poetry, self-esteem, team-building and leadership. Singers are brought together from numerous backgrounds to achieve a common goal' artistic and educational excellence.

The Fort Wayne Center for Medical Education, affiliated with Indiana University School of Medicine, offers medical students a comprehensive training experience in a vibrant urban setting. With a focus on clinical and research opportunities, students benefit from small class sizes, personalized faculty interaction, and clerkships at leading hospitals in the region. Located on the campus of Purdue Fort Wayne, the Fort Wayne campus provides a supportive learning environment where students engage in diverse clinical experiences and have access to a Student Research Fellowship Program. Through collaboration with faculty and peers, students deepen their medical understanding and practice while preparing for successful careers in healthcare.Generated from the website