Freed–Hardeman University

Property	Value
rdf:type	College athletic program in Tennessee Educational institution established in 1869 Private university or college in Tennessee University or college affiliated with the Churches of Christ owl:NamedIndividual Smoke-free college or university University or college accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges or Schools University or college affiliated with the Christian churches or churches of Christ 1869 establishment in Tennessee Building or structure in Chester County, Tennessee
rdfs:label	Freed–Hardeman University
owl:sameAs	dbr:Freed–Hardeman_University
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skos:prefLabel	Freed–Hardeman University
skos:altLabel	Freed Freed Hardeman University Freed-Hardeman Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.) Freed-Hardeman College Freed-Hardeman University Freed-Hardemen University Freed–Hardeman Freed–Hardeman College Freed–Hardeman University#Athletics Freed–Hardeman University#History
clgo:affiliation	Churches of Christ
clgo:city	Henderson, Tennessee
clgo:endowment	6.24E7
clgo:formerName	Freed–Hardeman College (1919–1990) Henderson Male Institute (1869–1907) National Teachers' Normal and Business College (1907–1919)
clgo:motto	Teaching How to Live and How to Make a Living
clgo:numberOfPostgraduateStudents	482
clgo:numberOfStudents	1973
clgo:numberOfUndergraduateStudents	1490
clgo:officialSchoolColour	Maroon & Silver
clgo:state	Tennessee
clgo:type	Private university
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=almaMater hasValue=Freed–Hardeman University
is clgo:almaMater of	Dorsey B. Hardeman Sue Shelton White N. B. Hardeman Hugo McCord T. Jeff Busby Jere Hargrove Carl Ray Russell John Dale (minister) Mary Winkler Mire Chatman Matthew Winkler (minister) Dianne Odell Todd Farmer John DeBerry
is clgo:college of	Mire Chatman
is clgo:education of	David Byrd (politician) John DeBerry
is clgo:owner of	WFHU

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