SELMA, Ala. (AP) - A company says Concordia College Alabama’s assets will soon be available for purchase after the historically black Lutheran school closed at the end of the spring semester.
The Selma Times-Journal reports Eaton Hudson Inc. is overseeing the sale of a variety of the college’s items including furniture and vehicles as well as lab, athletic, information technology, maintenance and other kinds of equipment.
Eaton Hudson CEO Jim Schaye says in a statement that the sale will be open to the public Friday through a combination of online and onsite sales and auctions.
Concordia stopped operations because of a decline in enrollment and financial issues. The last graduating class received diplomas in April.
The school was founded in 1922 and the latest student population was around 400.
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Information from: Times Journal, http://www.selmatimesjournal.com/
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