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NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN COLLEGE VISION To be a college known for its integration of excellent academic programs, a foundation in the Christian faith, and a focus on teaching leadership and ethics MISSION To develop competent, ethical leaders for service in the workplace, community, Church, and world VALUES Academic excellence Faith commitment Ethical leadership Character development Caring community Global engagement OUR COMMITMENT AS A CAMPUS COMMUNITY As a Christian institution of higher learning, we are committed to being a caring, welcoming community characterized by diversity, inclusiveness, respect for all people, and a passion for social justice. TABLE OF CONTENTS Vision, Mission, Values and Commitment as a Campus Community ....................................................................1 Academic Calendar. ...............................................................................................................................................5 President’s Message ..............................................................................................................................................7 Board of Trustees ...................................................................................................................................................8 Governance and Support .......................................................................................................................................8 Officers/Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees .........................................................................................8 Administrative Officers and Staff ............................................................................................................................9 Full-Time Faculty ..................................................................................................................................................10 Part-Time Faculty .................................................................................................................................................11 Honored Faculty ..................................................................................................................................................12 Faculty Emeriti / President Emeritus ....................................................................................................................12 General Information History ..................................................................................................................................................................1 Accreditation and Academic Standing .................................................................................................................1 Educational Programs ..........................................................................................................................................1 Resolution of Commitment to Excellence and the Assessment of Institutional Effectiveness ..............................1 Institutional Goals .................................................................................................................................................1 Educational Philosophy ........................................................................................................................................14 Church Relationships and Theological Context ...................................................................................................14 Characteristics of Our Churches ..........................................................................................................................14 Relations with Other Institutions ...........................................................................................................................15 Professional Studies Program ..............................................................................................................................17 Graduate School ..................................................................................................................................................17 Academic Honors .................................................................................................................................................17 Achievement Awards and Contests ......................................................................................................................18 Edward P. Kellenberger Library ............................................................................................................................18 Technology on Campus ........................................................................................................................................19 Student Records Policy ........................................................................................................................................19 Nondiscrimination Policy ......................................................................................................................................20 Catalog Changes and Authority Policy .................................................................................................................20 Student Finances Tuition and Fees ...................................................................................................................................................21 Financial Aid Process ...........................................................................................................................................22 The Financial Aid Award .......................................................................................................................................28 Financial Aid Programs ........................................................................................................................................29 Student Development Code of Conduct ..................................................................................................................................................6 Disability Services ................................................................................................................................................7 Academic Policies Academic Honesty Policy .....................................................................................................................................9 Assessment of Student Learning .........................................................................................................................9 Academic Progress/Advising ................................................................................................................................9 Course/Credit Policy .............................................................................................................................................40 Degree Requirements ..........................................................................................................................................40 Grading/Exam Policies .........................................................................................................................................41 Graduation ............................................................................................................................................................42 Registration ..........................................................................................................................................................4 Student Classification ...........................................................................................................................................4 Transfer Evaluation ..............................................................................................................................................4 Undergraduate Programs Undergraduate Admissions ..................................................................................................................................46 Programs of Study ................................................................................................................................................50 Field Internships ...................................................................................................................................................51 Associate of Arts: General Studies .......................................................................................................................52 Associate of Science: Pre-Professional Health Science ......................................................................................54 Four-Year Bachelor Degree Programs .................................................................................................................56 General Education (CORE) Requirements ..........................................................................................................57 Degree Pathways through the General Education Core ......................................................................................60 Accounting ............................................................................................................................................................61 Bible and Christian Ministry Studies .....................................................................................................................62 Business Administration .......................................................................................................................................65