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Lane College Snapshot
For Lane College, the past is prologue. The small, private liberal arts school was established in 1882 by the Christian Methodist Episcopal (C.M.E.) Church to provide educational opportunities -- particularly in the areas of teaching and preaching -- for newly-freed slaves. Originally called C.M.E. High School, it was renamed Lane College (after its founder Bishop Isaac Lane) in 1896. Throughout its history, the preparation of professional educators has been a primary focus; however, the college also offers undergraduate degrees in such disciplines as computer science, business, and criminal justice. Lane College enrolls 800-1,000 students annually.