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210414 LU WBB TXT:Layout 1 n centuries gone by, "liberty" was just a concept - Ian idea feared by tyrants and dreamed of by the opposed. In more recent history, "liberty" became a cause and a deeply held belief worth fighting and dying for. Today, Liberty University has become a place where students call home … where people dare to dream big dreams and then work to see those dreams come to pass … where old-fashioned values and morality still survive and thrive in a world which appears to have forgotten the meaning of the word … where the undeniable Truth of the Ages still reigns supreme … where the whole person is educated - body, mind and soul … a place where you can learn, grow and achieve wholeness as you become all God created you to be. The Mission To produce Christ-centered men and women with the values, knowledge and skills required to impact tomorrow's world … the mission is carried out for resident students, through both undergraduate and graduate programs, through a rigorous academic program and structured social environment … also, it is carried out externally for students who can't make the trek to the campus in a comparable academic program but without the structure of the resident community, through a distance learning program. A Brief History For more than 36 years, Liberty University has produced graduates with the values, knowledge and skills required to impact the world. Founded by Dr. Jerry Falwell and Dr. Elmer Towns in 1971, Liberty University is a private, coeducational, undergraduate and graduate institution. The University offers over 60 programs of study that contribute to the University’s standing as the world’s largest distinctively Christian, academically excellent and spiritually vibrant institution. The 5,000- acre campus serves over 25,000 resident and external students with a diverse student body made up of individuals from all 50 states, Washington, D.C. and 81 nations. Liberty is truly a representation of what God can do with a dream and a heart that desires to honor Him. Location Situated in Lynchburg, Va., Liberty University is nestled in the foothills of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains and located on the south bank of the historic James River, in a region rich in history, culture and outdoor recreational opportunities. Faculty Liberty University’s over 350 full-time and more than 300 part-time faculty are committed to engaging with students in the challenge of exploring vital links between faith and learning. There are over 450 institutions of higher learning represented among this impressive group. Liberty’s commitment to personalized education also ensures that the student-to- professor ratio is nicely balanced at 25:1. Degree Programs In higher education, the principal means of ensuring quality is accreditation by a recognized accrediting body or agency. Liberty University is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), and nationally accredited by the Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools (TRACS). Additionally, a number of specific programs are approved by accrediting and licensing bodies for specific disciplines (i.e. our nursing, sport management and education programs). SACS and TRACS, in turn, are both recognized accrediting bodies by the United States Department of Education. Spiritual Life The Spiritual Life Department prepares students to make a global impact for the glory of God - wherever He leads them. Life-changing campus church and convocation services connect students with their Creator through passionate worship and powerful Biblical messages custom designed for this collegiate generation. These services give Liberty students first-hand encounters with the most influential Christians on the planet. Each semester the Campus Pastor’s Office personally trains over 1,000 student leaders who are the catalysts for the positive peer pressure and Biblical community which is the glue of Liberty University. Each year, these student leaders minister personally to their peers and commit to love, pray for, pray with and personally disciple every student on campus. Every student’s relationship with Christ is a priority. Light Ministries facilitates Liberty’s global vision by providing dozens of opportunities each year for the Liberty community to participate in cross-cultural missions experiences. Already over 7,000 students have boarded planes to take the Gospel of Jesus Christ to over three million people. The Spiritual Life Department is radically committed to aligning the Liberty community with the Great Commandment and Great Commission of Jesus Christ. As the spiritual fires are sparked in hearts - Spiritual Life fans the flame. NOTABLE SPEAKERS Ronald Reagan Mark Lowry 40th President of the Christian comedian and Notable Speakers Bobby Bowden United States vocalist Florida State Head Football Coach Clarence Thomas Kevin Max Supreme Court Justice Grammy Award Winning Sean Hannity George Bush Member of dc Talk Fox News 41st President of the Rick Warren United States Best-Selling Author of “A Jody McBrayer Purpose-Driven Life” Member of Christian vocal Newt Gingrich George W. Bush group Avalon Former Speaker of the House 43rd President of the NOTABLE ALUMNI United States Toby McKeehan Peter Aluma Grammy Award Winning Newt Gingrich Former NBA player Member of dc Talk/ Former Speaker of Platinum Solo Recording the House Sid Bream Artist (tobyMac) Former Major League Reverend Billy Graham Baseball player James McKnight Evangelist Former NFL player Katie Feenstra Sean Hannity Current member of the Julius Nwosu Host of Fox News’ WNBA’s Atlanta Dream Former NBA player Hannity & Colmes Samkon Gado Tony Perkins Jesse Helms Current member of the President of Family Former Senator NFL’s Miami Dolphins Research Council/ John McCain Former Louisiana State R-Arizona/Republican Mike Huckabee Eric Green Representative Presidential Nominee Former Arkansas governor Former NFL player Adrian Smith Tim LaHaye Lee Guetterman Senator (R-Nebraska) Best-Selling Co-Author of Former Major League the “Left Behind” series Baseball player Michael Tait Grammy Award Winning John McCain Aaron Horton Member of dc Talk R-Arizona/Republican Member of the band Presidential Nominee Escape Velocity Randy Tomlin Former Major League Chuck Norris Angela Elwell Hunt Baseball player Actor/Martial Artist Award-winning author Mike Huckabee Former Arkansas Governor Chuck Norris Actor/Martial Artist Katie Feenstra Notable Alumni Sid Bream Toby Mac Platinum Selling Recording Artist Senator Adrian Smith R-Nebraska Samkon Gado DC Talk Four-Time Grammy Award Winning Recording Artists Athletics Compliance Liberty University’s Athletics Compliance “Five Rules of Athletics the entire year, including summer breaks. Office monitors and verifies compliance with all Compliance” When student-athletes complete their final NCAA, Big South Conference and University season of eligibility, they must abide by NCAA Only coaches and athletics department staff requirements. The office educates not only the rules until the end of that academic year and/or members are permitted to be involved in the athletics staff, administration and student- until they are no longer receiving athletics recruiting process. Alumni, friends and “other athletes, but also University faculty, staff and financial aid. representatives of athletics interest, i.e. administration as well as other individuals and “boosters” who are not employed by the entities with athletics interests. University are not permitted to contact a Interaction with boosters and Liberty University is committed and prospect (or members of the prospect’s family) Liberty student-athletes compelled to the principle of institutional control by letter, telephone or in-person (on or off- It’s easy to form a relationship with Liberty in the operation of its athletics department in a campus) for the purpose of soliciting their student-athletes as you cheer them on and way that is constantly within the rules and participation in the athletic program. Liberty watch them compete. Building these types of regulations of the NCAA, Big South Conference faculty members are permitted to have contact relationships is not only fun for fans but also and the University. As the University strives for with the prospects, but only while on the important in the lives of student-athletes. In an excellence on and off the field of competition, campus during unofficial visits or off-campus, in effort to make sure that the eligibility of every the highest regard for ethical conduct must also the locale of the institution, when a prospect is student-athlete is not harmed, please look over be sought. In order for the athletics department on an official visit. these few guidelines for what can and to exist, outside participation is required and cannot be provided to a student-athlete, and must be emphasized. Any inappropriate activity A prospect remains a prospect even after he remember that if you have any questions, outside the rules and regulations of the NCAA or she signs a Letter of Intent or financial aid please contact the Liberty Athletics Compliance could jeopardize student-athletes’ eligibility to agreement to attend the University. The Office. compete athletically. prospect does not lose his/her prospect status Everyone involved inside or outside the until the start of classes at Liberty or the What a booster can do: University must do his or her part in order to beginning of official team practice prior to the Provide summer employment to a student- foster an environment that is supportive of the start of classes. athlete, provided he/she is paid the going rate NCAA operating principle of competitive equity. and only for work actually performed. Each person has a role and responsibility, which The prohibition of contact with a prospect is Provide a meal to a student-athlete or the team includes accountability and integrity when it intended to relate to unavoidable incidental at their home (not a restaurant). They can also comes to compliance with NCAA rules and contacts with a prospect by representatives provide a ride to their home for the meal.
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