consists of 24 buildings. Some of them are: Jordan Hall (1967) — administrative offices; formerly known as the Administration Building; renamed for the school's founder William H. Jordan, in honor of the school's 90th anniversary on September 28, 2011 Benson Hall (1967) — dining hall, college classrooms Patten Hall (1969) — 60,000-volume library, education resource center, classrooms Nettleton Center (1974/2006) — 1,500-seat gymnasium, locker rooms, weight & fitness room, athletic office, student life department, student center, bookstore, music room, health center, classrooms; formerly called the Convocation Building; renamed for Dr. David Nettleton, the president of the college from 1965 to 1980 Gray Hall (1970)—classrooms, computer lab, science lab, Instructional Media Center Maintenance Building Brong Hall (2005)—Women's dorm, opened in 1999. Taylor Hall (2005)—Men's dorm, opened in 1999. 422—Women’s dorm Crown Park (2014) Shipp Hall (2017)—Seminary building, seminary faculty, dedicated in honor of Dr. Gordon Shipp. Domokos Hall (2019) —named after Dr. Robert Domokos (known as Dr. Bob) who served the school as a president from 1987 to 1993. The building houses the faculty, the music department, and the IT department. Accreditation and affiliations Faith Baptist Bible College and Theological Seminary is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and by the Association for Biblical Higher Education. The institution also maintains membership in the American Association of Christian Colleges and Seminaries. Athletics Faith Baptist Bible College is a member the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Division 2. They are part of the North Central Region with Providence University College and Theological Seminary, North Central University, and Trinity Bible College. The Eagles compete in 7 sports: women's volleyball, men's and women's soccer, men's and women's basketball, track and field, and cross-country. The Eagles also compete in the Midwest Christian College Conference. References External links Official website Baptist universities and colleges in the United States Baptist Christianity in Iowa Education in Polk County, Iowa Bible colleges Seminaries and theological colleges in Iowa Educational institutions established in 1921 Buildings and structures in Polk County, Iowa Ankeny, Iowa 1921 establishments in Iowa Association of Christian College Athletics member schools