SEU President's Report 2019

FUELED BY

INNOVATION

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Equipping students to discover and develop their divine design to serve Christ and the world through Spirit-empowered life, learning and leadership.

Defining innovation is a matter of vision, ambition and purpose.

From the President Innovation is the fuel for every institution. It is the dynamic factor that enables organizations to thrive and grow. It is this driving force that empowers the advancement of knowledge, offers answers for seemingly unsolvable problems, and inevitably allows culture to grow. Constant innovation offers endless opportunities to provide hope for the future.

From college admission scandals to school closures, to an unprecedented level of student debt, America is clamoring for a better way to succeed in higher education. It can be accomplished, but the quest for it has to remain tireless. And this is our pursuit — to continually cultivate the improvement of higher education as we add new avenues of instilling knowledge in our students.

Here at Southeastern University, we constantly innovate how we educate students. Each step of the way we seek to listen, to audit our context, to clarify our mission and to align our next actions accordingly. We continue to relentlessly pursue innovation as vital to the growth and advancement of higher education.

We are inspired to foster an environment where students are compelled, supported and equipped to earnestly chase after the mission they have set out to achieve.

Southeastern University serves to be a launching pad for the dreams of students who will impact and cultivate a world with the purpose of glorifying Jesus Christ.

Dr. Kent J. Ingle President, Southeastern University

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At a Glance

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At a Glance

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Reaching New Milestones

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Reinventing Higher Education

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2019 Profile

Since our founding in 1935, Southeastern University (SEU) has been committed to providing premier Christian education. It is our dedication to innovation that propels us to provide affordable and accessible programs that meet the growing demands of the workforce. To meet those needs, SEU offers more than 100 degree programs from the associate to the doctoral levels. The university is able to award

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Serving Others Through Faith

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Students Igniting Change

these degrees due to our accreditation through the Southern Association of

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Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

S E U

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Top 10 Fastest-growing non-profit/public four-year institutions in the U.S.

3.32

1,389

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23:1

74%

Fall 2019 entering freshman class

A New Gateway to Our Campus Championships and Honors for SEU Fire Athletics

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SEU Hosts Renowned Speakers and Artists

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Prepared for Success

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Degree Programs

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Student to faculty ratio

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Degree programs

9,894

Total enrollment as of Fall 2019

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100+ Average GPA for incoming freshmen

Faculty members

Percentage of instructional faculty with terminal degrees

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Innovation Drives Our Growth

As SEU looks to the future, we strive to develop programming that will equip our students with

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innovative education, we have seen enrollment steadily rise as the university

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has introduced new curricular and co-curricular programs and expanded our facilities. Since 2011, SEU has added more

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than 400,000 square feet of educational, residential and student-services space to

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Bachelor’s in Tourism & Hospitality Management

Football

Doctor of Education

Wrestling

PhD in Organizational Leadership

Track and Field

Doctorate in Strategic Leadership

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing

Doctor of Ministry

Bachelor’s in Biochemistry

Master’s in Kinesiology

Bachelor’s in Worship Ministries

INITIATIVES

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ACADEMICS

Global Pentecostalism Center

Master of Social Work

Center for Women in Leadership

Bachelor’s in Nursing

Bachelor’s in Graphic Design

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Multicultural Affairs Department

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students in 2019. As we focus on providing

ATHLETICS

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our Lakeland campus.

Total Students Enrolled

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PORTICO COFFEEHOUSE 2,000 sq. ft.

CHICK-FIL-A EXPRESS 2,275 sq. ft.

FIRE FOOTBALL STADIUM 3,500 seats

COLLEGE OF NATURAL & HEALTH SCIENCES 27,000 sq. ft.

CHORAL REHEARSAL HALL 2,441 sq. ft.

STUDENT ACTIVITIES CENTER EXPANSION 26,355 sq. ft.

BUENA VIDA LIVE/LEARN FACILITY 125,000 sq. ft.

WELCOME CENTER 31,200 sq. ft.

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2,546 students in 2011 to nearly 10,000

enrollment growth

tremendous increase in enrollment — from

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programs and initiatives that have been added since 2011.

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In less than a decade, SEU has seen a

the necessary tools to be effective in their professional pursuits. Below are just a few of the new

REINVENTING HIGHER EDUCATION

REINVENTING HIGHER EDUCATION Extension Sites and Regional Campuses Current as of October 2019

WASHINGTON MONTANA

MAINE

VERMONT

NORTH DAKOTA

MINNESOTA MASSACHUSETTS SOUTH DAKOTA

MICHIGAN

PENNSYLVANIA

IOWA NEBRASKA

NEVADA

NEW JERSEY

OHIO ILLINOIS

UTAH

INDIANA

COLORADO CALIFORNIA

WEST VIRGINIA

MISSOURI

VIRGINIA KENTUCKY

It’s not just what we do, but how and why we do it that distinguishes us.

NORTH CAROLINA TENNESSEE ARIZONA

SOUTH CAROLINA

OKLAHOMA

Higher education institutes that will thrive and grow in the future are those who are able to move beyond

ALABAMA

MISSISSIPPI FLORIDA

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In 2012, SEU opened our first extension site with the desire to partner with a local church to create

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affordable educational opportunities for students in ministry and other professions. Since that time, 150 sites have been launched in 40 states with 2,617 students. Another 2,160 students are studying online and in evening programs. SEU’s rapid growth is a direct reflection of our efforts to reinvent education, making a college degree affordable and accessible for all students.

AFFORDABILITY The partner site model was designed to provide a high-quality learning experience at an affordable price.

Students in these programs not only have the benefit

EXTENSION SITE GROWTH

of earning degrees from an accredited institution at a 2012–2013

discounted cost — they also have the opportunity to

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study where they live and work.

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The cost to study at one of SEU’s extension sites is

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one-third to one-fourth the cost of the average price of attending a traditional, private four-year institution.

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Additionally, students have access to federal financial

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aid, including grants and loans.

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Total sites established

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150

PREPARING MORE STUDENTS FOR MINISTRY In 2019, SEU trained nearly 2,300 students for ministry-related positions, making us the largest

Pentecostal university in the United States. Almost 75 percent of these students studied at one of SEU’s partner sites.

PRACTICAL TRAINING Students at partner sites graduate with practical experience in local church ministries. This is accomplished through practicums that are created within the church to provide hands-on training for students as they become seasoned in a specific area of ministry. Students graduate with at least 1,200 hours of documented experience in their practicum.

They gain experience by learning from church staff members and growing in their specific area through leadership opportunities. This mentoring and ministry experience sets SEU partner sites apart from the traditional college experience.

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Ministry Partner

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education model as a whole now serves more undergraduate students than the residential campus.

extension site growth

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TEXAS

landscape of higher education through our unrestricted education model. This model encompasses every non-traditional educational delivery method, including online and extended education. The unrestricted

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traditional models and engage in innovative solutions. At SEU, we have endeavored to meet the changing

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MARYLAND

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Meeting Students Where They Are

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Through SEU’s unrestricted education program, the

Leading Church Partnerships

university has partnered with some of the most prominent

Central Church | Henderson, NV

and culture-setting churches in the nation. Through these

Christ Fellowship | Palm Beach Gardens, FL

partnerships, students can earn associate and bachelor’s degrees at a church near them. Here are just a few of the churches SEU partners with nationally:

Dream City Church | Phoenix, AZ Free Chapel | Gainesville, GA Seacoast Church | Mt. Pleasant, SC Thriving Churches International | Roseville, CA VOUS Church | Miami, FL

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Zoe Church | Los Angeles, CA

“We have been intentional in creating and providing higher education opportunities that are affordable, accessible and experiential.”

— KENT INGLE PRESIDENT, SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

by the numbers 2019-2020 Students 8,717 Graduate 1,177 Undergraduate

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On-Campus Residents

6,347 California 387 Texas 304 Alabama 215 Georgia 194

Traditional Undergraduate

BY COUNTRY

Evening & Online Students 2,160

Florida

1,598

BY GENDER 4,108 (41.05%) Females 5,786 (58.5%)

Males

952 Doctorate 225 Graduate

Extension Site Students 2,617

International Enrollment 2% (193 students) from 53 Countries

54 Brazil 18 Mexico 8 Colombia 8 Uganda

BY ETHNICITY 42.4% Hispanics of Any Race 2,135 Black or African American 1,363 Ethnic Minority Percentage

United Kingdom

2,405

Undergraduate Dual Enrollment 2,693

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Scholarships and Aid 99%

of students receive financial aid

$5,226 Average federal grant

$31.4 million Financial aid awarded in 2019–2020

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9,894

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Total

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$18,700 Average award amount

HIGHLIGHTS FROM 2019

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What’s New in 2019?

Aviation Program Partnering with a local FAA-approved flight school, SEU introduced an innovative aviation program that provides a fast track to professional pilot certification. This program will help students meet the urgent need for professional pilots in the coming decades. Boeing is projecting a worldwide shortage of nearly 800,000 over the next 15 years, due to a large percentage of the professional pilot population reaching retirement age.

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American Center for Political Leadership

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American Center for Political Leadership Former Congressman Dennis Ross joined the faculty at SEU in January of 2019 to launch the American Center for Political Leadership. SEU drew on the strengths of Congressman Ross and his years of legislative experience to develop a center that cultivates civic engagement, advances political civility and protects individual freedoms.

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HIGHLIGHTS FROM 2019

MEETING DIVERSE EDUCATIONAL NEEDS At the heart of SEU, we believe in developing programs that meet the needs of our community. Through these innovative educational programs, our traditional students are able to integrate what they learn in the classroom through hands-on experience.

Pathways School of Excellence In 2019, Pathways School of Excellence experienced its largest enrollment of more than 50 students. Housed at SEU, Pathways is a private middle and high school for students with intellectual

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disabilities and/or other mild learning and/or physical disabilities.

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This spring, Pathways will celebrate its first graduating class.

SEU Link

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As the only faith-based post-secondary transition program in the United States, SEU Link started the 2019 academic year with its highest enrollment in just its second year of operation. The Link program is designed to assist students with mild intellectual disabilities in making the transition from high school to

PROVIDING CUTTING-EDGE OPPORTUNITIES IN MEDICINE Early Acceptance to Medical and Veterinary School Through a partnership with Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, 15 high-achieving students can apply and receive early acceptance to medical, pharmacy or dental school while in the spring of their freshman or sophomore year. SEU also partnered with Ross University to guarantee 12 students seats in their veterinary program.

Anatomage Table SEU students who study biological sciences and nursing have access to state-of-the-art technology, such as the Anatomage Table, which provides the most technologically-advanced 3D visualization of anatomical systems available. This software and “operating table” features robust clinical content and allows for in-depth experiential learning.

adulthood. Through this program, students receive a certificate of accomplishment and an industry credential in one of three fields — hospitality, healthcare or technology — over a two-year period on Southeastern’s campus.

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HIGHLIGHTS FROM 2019

SEU’s Study Abroad program enables students to be a part of

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experiential learning around the world. In the 2018–19 academic year, the program grew more than 60 percent, with the participation of more

SEU Fire Baseball Faces Detroit Tigers

than 200 students, faculty and staff in over 36 programs

For the first time in history, SEU Fire Men’s Baseball faced a Major

in 16 different countries.

League Baseball team for their spring opener. The Fire played against

Immersing themselves in

the Detroit Tigers on February 22, 2019. The Fire’s contract with the

other cultures, students took

Tigers was renewed through 2022.

classes from photojournalism

eSports SEU has a new competitive team on campus. Instead of a field to practice on, the team uses an indoor suite of computers equipped with the latest technology — competing in the world of eSports.

Fire eSports teams compete in multiplayer video games, played for spectators in digital arenas.

in Iceland to Spanish in Cuba to business in Spain.

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SEU Missions As the missions movement at the university, SEU Missions empowers students to thrive within their giftings and to discover the unique purpose for which God created them. Through student-led missions trips, students are given hands-on experience to serve, share the love of Jesus and meet

students, faculty and staff travel the globe each year through SEU Missions.

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SEU Worship signed with Sony label Provident Music Group in the fall of 2019. This is the first time the university’s worship group has been represented by a major label.

Provident is a division of Sony Music. Provident is also home to prominent such artists as Casting Crowns, Matthew West,

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and people all over the world. Hundreds of

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Tenth Avenue North, Matt Maher, and many more. SEU Worship is made up of a group of four worship pastors and more than 60 SEU students and has achieved millions and millions of streams worldwide.

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Mission trips

Students on trips

Countries visited

Volunteer hours

Students Impacting the World #BringBackOurGirls, Joy Bishara and Lydia Pogu were among

anti-bullying activist and founder of Jaylens

those kidnapped by the Boko Haram in Nigeria in 2014. The pair

Challenge Foundation, Inc. At a young

was able to escape early on, and they are now pursuing higher

age, Jaylen was diagnosed with Tourette’s

education at SEU. Joy and Lydia have used their platform to

Syndrome, Asperger’s Syndrome, and Obsessive

share their story with members of the United Nations Security

Compulsive Disorder. When he was 8 years old,

Council and Human Rights Watch. Joy and Lydia realize that

Jaylen was bullied at school. Determined to

they can use their story to make a difference around the world.

educate people about respect and bullying, he founded Jaylens Challenge with a goal to spread his message nationwide. Soon enough, his story was featured on “The Ellen Show,” CNN, and by Katie Couric. To date, Jaylen has spoken to more

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than 240,000 students across the nation. In 2019, Jaylen received The Diana Award, which honors young people who work to continue the legacy of Princess Diana.

Xavier Hendrix Xavier Hendrix credits SEU with saving his life. During his first year at SEU, all athletes were required to have an EKG test done. Although he played football his whole life and regularly went to the doctor for physicals, Xavier was not aware that he had a heart condition known as Wolf-Parkinsons White. Since then, Xavier has undergone three surgeries to close the hole in his heart, with the third being successful. Now a pre-med major at SEU, Xavier has partnered with Who We Play For, an organization that works to eliminate preventable sudden cardiac death in young athletes through heart screenings. He advocates across the nation to share his story of how this simple, but often omitted, EKG test saved his life.

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Jaylen Arnold, a freshman at SEU, is an

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Joy Bishara & Lydia Pogu

A Gateway to Our Community Construction of our Welcome Center is nearly complete. This new, 31,200-square-foot facility acts as a front door to the university, providing a space to introduce SEU to the thousands of students and their families who visit the campus each year.

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This new space serves as the gateway to a journey for our students to discover their destiny, gain the knowledge to fulfill their calling, and become the person God created them to be.

The facility includes administrative offices and a banquet hall. The building also opens up space in the adjacent buildings so that all student services (Admission, Registrar, Financial Services and Advising) are centrally and conveniently located.

CHAMPIONSHIPS AND HONORS Fire Athletics enjoyed one of its most successful seasons since joining the NAIA and The Sun Conference.

tournament appearances.

the National Association of

For the second consecutive year, the Fire had a team play in an NAIA National Championship game. The SEU

Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and

Women’s Basketball team advanced to the title game in Sioux City, Iowa, by defeating the defending national

competes in The Sun Conference

champion, Dakota Wesleyan, in an overtime thriller in the semifinal. The team also secured the fourth

and the Mid-South Conference.

consecutive Sun Conference regular season and tournament championships in program history.

Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Soccer Tennis Track & Field Wrestling

wins happen here

that earned NAIA All-American status in their respective sports. The Fire also had 47 student-athletes qualify for academic all-conference accolades.

ATHLETIC AWARDS FOR 2018–2019

Received The Sun Conference Commissioner’s Cup for the first time in 2019 Women’s Basketball won The Sun Conference Championship

Track & Field in the inaugural season won The Sun Conference Championship for both men’s and women’s Men’s Soccer won The Sun Conference Championship

WOMEN’S SPORTS Basketball Cheerleading Cross Country Golf Soccer Softball Tennis Track & Field Volleyball

Top 20 Learfield IMG College Director’s Cup

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Baseball

A total of 96 student-athletes were named to the all-conference teams, with a school-record of 19 student-athletes

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In the last four years, Fire athletic teams have won 19 conference championships and made 30 national

Southeastern is a member of

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Commissioner’s Cup for the first time in school history.

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Athletics

During the 2018–19 school year, the Fire won eight Sun Conference championships, and claimed the conference’s

SEU Hosts Renowned Speakers and Artists SEU Conference Each year SEU holds a three-day worship event in Lakeland, known as SEU Conference. Conference consists of messages — presented both in assembly and breakout session formats — intended to inspire, teach, challenge and encourage all attendees. Some of the past speakers include Louie Giglio, Christine Caine, Erwin McManus and Rich Wilkerson, Jr. Speakers from 2019 featured: Jentezen Franklin | Best-selling author, televangelist and senior pastor of

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Free Chapel

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The Forum at SEU brings some of the nation’s most respected and inspirational leaders to campus to help leaders in Central Florida

Global Pentecostalism Lecture Series The Global Pentecostalism Center at SEU hosted Dr. Miroslav Volf,

and around the United States develop and make an impact within their sphere of influence. President George W. Bush, Condoleezza Rice, Tim Tebow, Ben Carson, and Daymond John, are just a few of the many speakers from the past. 2019 guests included:

founder and director of the Yale

Bill & Giulianna Rancic | American entrepreneurs

Center for Faith and Culture, for

and TV personalities

its 2019 December lecture series.

Carla Harris | Vice Chairman at Morgan Stanley

The center aims to provide an

Horst Schulze | CEO of Capella Hotel Group

educational experience that helps

Jon Gordon | Motivational speaker

equip and shape Pentecostal leaders for the 21st century.

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Alex Seeley | Pastor and author

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Julia Veach | Co-pastor of Zoe Church

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Benny Perez | Author and pastor of The Church LV

Alumni Making a Difference

Representative Melony Bell As an elected official, serving first in local government and now the Florida House, Representative Melony Bell has been a champion for the arts, economic

Uchenna Kanu

development, education and youth outreach. During

In the 2019 season, SEU Women’s Soccer forward Uchenna

her time as a mayor in a small Florida town, she had

Kanu set the national record for career goals at one institution

aspirations of becoming a commissioner and decided

in college soccer. She then broke the NAIA soccer records for

to attend SEU to earn a bachelor’s degree. Melony has

career goals and career points. Originally from Abia,

best interest of all Floridians during her first year in

country at the 2019 FIFA Women’s World

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SEU’s women’s soccer team, in January of 2020, Uchenna

Dr. Choco De Jesus

signed for Sevilla FC

Dr. Wilfredo “Choco” De Jesus pastored New Life Covenant

Femenino, a women’s

Church in Chicago, the largest Assemblies of God church in

soccer team that

the nation. Choco was named in 2013 by Time magazine as

competes in the top

one of the 100 most influential people in the world. He chose

league in Spain.

to enroll in the EdD at SEU with a desire to broaden his ministry and to pursue leadership more in-depth. In 2019, he was elected as the general treasurer for the executive leadership team of the Assemblies of God.

“Without the gifts that God has given me, I would not be able to perform. Of course, I give Him all the glory.

Giving God the glory is the most important thing to me. Soccer is just a platform for me to glorify God.” — UCHENNA KANU, ’19

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After four years of competing with

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Cup, playing as a striker and midfielder.

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the Florida House in 2019.

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distinguished herself as a deliberate advocate for the

Nigeria, Uchenna made her debut for her home

Degree Programs BACHELOR’S DEGREES Accounting

History

Psychology

Aviation Management

Intercultural Studies

Public Relations

Biblical Studies

International Business

Biochemistry (Research)

Kinesiology (Exercise Science, Physical Education, Pre-Athletic Training, Pre-Physical Therapy, or Pre-Occupational Therapy)

Secondary Education (Biology, English, Mathematics, or Social Science)

Biology (Medical Science, Dentistry, Pharmacy, or Veterinary) Broadcasting Business Studies Children, Youth & Family Ministries

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Communication Sciences & Disorders Creative Writing (BFA) Criminal Justice Digital Journalism

Legal Studies Management Marketing Mathematics (Actuarial Science or Biostatistics) Media Ministry Multidisciplinary Studies Music Music Business

Social Work Sport Management (Business, Coaching, Kinesiology, Outdoor Leadership, or Physical Education) Tourism & Hospitality Management Visual Arts Worship Ministries

DOUBLE MAJORS Criminal Justice & Social Work Criminal Justice & Legal Studies

Music Education

Criminal Justice & Organizational Leadership

English

Music Performance (Instrumental, Piano or Voice)

OTHER PROGRAMS

English & Intercultural Studies

Nursing (BSN)

Exceptional Student Education (ESE)

The Academy (AG certification)

Film Production

Organizational Leadership (Entrepreneurial)

Army/Air Force ROTC

Finance

Political Science

Graphic Design

Practical Ministries

Early Childhood Education Elementary Education (K–6)

MASTER’S DEGREES

Aviation — Professional Pilot (AAS & Bachelor’s)

DOCTORAL DEGREES

Art of Design Management***

Kinesiology**

Doctor of Education*

Business Administration* (MBA) Tracks: Executive Leadership, Global, Healthcare Administration, Sport Management, Missional Leadership

Literacy Education* Master of Divinity*

Tracks: Curriculum & Instruction or Organizational Leadership

Ministerial Leadership (Executive)**

Doctor of Ministry**

Ministerial Leadership*

Doctorate in Strategic Leadership**

Professional Counseling**

PhD in Organizational Leadership**

Educational Leadership* Elementary Education* Exceptional Student Education (ESE)* ESE/Educational Therapy* Family Ministry* Human Services* International Community Development*

Social Work (MSW)** Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages* Theological Studies*

* Available in the evening and/or online ** In-person, cohort format with online coursework *** Launching fall 2020 pending approval from SACSCOC

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