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Providence Christian College

College Calendar

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5	6 Registration Day Registration Day January 6, 2020 •	7 First Day of Class First Day of Class January 7, 2020 •	8 Koinonia Koinonia January 8, 2020 \| 9:30 pm - 10:30 pm •	9	10	11
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19	20 MLK Jr. Holiday MLK Jr. Holiday January 20, 2020 •	21	22 Add/Drop Deadline Add/Drop Deadline January 22, 2020 Koinonia Koinonia January 22, 2020 \| 9:30 pm - 10:30 pm • •	23	24 Baseball vs. San Die… Baseball vs. San Diego Christian College January 24, 2020 \| 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Pasadena, CA •	25 Baseball vs. San Die… Baseball vs. San Diego Christian College January 25, 2020 \| 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm Pasadena, CA Baseball vs. San Die… Baseball vs. San Diego Christian College January 25, 2020 \| 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Pasadena, CA • •
26	27	28 Student Leadership I… Student Leadership Information Meeting January 28, 2020 \| 12:05 pm - 1:05 pm •	29	30 Witherspoon Cup Cook… Witherspoon Cup Cooking Challenge January 30, 2020 \| 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm •	31 Baseball vs. Westcli… Baseball vs. Westcliff University January 31, 2020 \| 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Pasadena, CA •

Providence is a confessionally Reformed Christian liberal arts college that is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.

464 EAST WALNUT STREET

PASADENA, CALIFORNIA 91101

MAIN: (626) 696-4000

ADMISSIONS: (626) 696-4030

The Library

The Tocqueville Library houses a reserved bookshelf for each core class, a complete Loeb Classical Library, thousands of volumes in stacks, and access to digital databases (listed below).

To access online library resources, students may use their Populi username and password login information. For more information, please contact the library at library@providencecc.edu.

JSTOR

JSTOR is a digital library that provides access to over 2,000 academic and peer-reviewed journals. Visit www.jstor.org to login and access this resource

EBSCO Information Services

EBSCO Information Services offers access to thousands of books, e-journals, and periodicals. Visit search.ebscohost.com/Login.aspx to utilize one of their search databases.

WorldCat Online Computer Library Center

OCLC WorldCat acts as both the cataloguing agent for our campus library, as well as providing access to countless other journal articles and volumes through ILL (inter-library-loan). CLICK HERE to login and access this resource.

Career Board

Assistant Radio Producer of Cor Radio

Posted: 18 January, 2020

White Horse, Inc. (“WHI”) is seeking a dynamic Assistant Radio Producer to provide crucial assistance to ensure our Core Radio shows are broadcast in an efficient manner. As Assistant Radio Producer for Core Radio, you will be responsible for the planning, pre-production, and daily recording support of the Core Radio program and podcast. Download full... Read more...

Content Marketer

Posted: 18 January, 2020

White Horse, Inc. (“WHI”) is looking for a prolific and talented Content Marketer to write and produce various types of web content to expand WHI’s digital awareness, subscribers, and influence. The Content Marketer requires a dual-minded approach: highly creative and an excellent writer but can also be process-driven, think scale, and rely on data to... Read more...

Faculty Assistant

Posted: 10 November, 2019

Reports to Supervisor of Facilities Mission Statement San Gabriel Community Church exists to make known the glory of God to all peoples through the gospel of Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit. Position Goal To contribute as assigned to the care of SGCC & CS facilities in a manner consistent... Read more...

3rd/4th Grade Combination Class Teacher

Posted: 25 October, 2019

www.grandhavenchristian.org

The Registrar’s Office

The Registrar’s Office is here to help guide students in their academic endeavors and college career. Our Registrar staff oversees student records, creates course schedules, and assists students in an effort to successfully graduate from Providence. Click below to access incoming and current student resources. You may contact the Registrar’s Office directly at (626) 696-4029 or registrar@providencecc.edu.

Academic Catalogue

This catalog is a work in progress and should not be viewed as a contract. There may be changes in the catalog information relating to faculty, courses, student life, fees and other items. The online version of this document is the most up-to-date. You may also check with the administrative office for updates and supplements as they may affect current or prospective students.

2019-2020 Academic Course Catalog
View Online | Download PDF

2018-2019 Academic Course Catalog

2017-2018 Academic Course Catalog

2016-2017 Academic Course Catalog

2015-2016 Academic Course Catalog

2014-2015 Academic Course Catalog

2013-2014 Academic Course Catalog

2012-2013 Academic Course Catalog

2011-2012 Academic Course Catalog

2010-2011 Academic Course Catalog

2009-2010 Academic Course Catalog

2008-2009 Academic Course Catalog

2007-2008 Academic Course Catalog

2006-2007 Academic Course Catalog

2005-2006 Academic Course Catalog

Assistant/Associate Professor of Health and Life Sciences

PRIORITY APPLICATION DEADLINE: September 1, 2019
PREFERRED POSITION START DATE: January 1, 2020
POSITION TYPE: Full-time, eligible for full benefits.

Providence Christian College is an accredited and growing Reformed inter-denominational liberal arts college that seeks to equip students to be firmly grounded in biblical truth, thoroughly educated in the liberal arts and fully engaged in their church, their community and the world for the glory of God, and service to humanity.

All administrators and full-time faculty, prior to appointment and as an ongoing condition of employment, are expected to affirm that the system of doctrine taught in The Three Forms of Unity (The Belgic Confession, The Heidelberg Catechism, and The Canons of Dort) and/or The Westminster Standards (The Westminster Confession of Faith, and The Westminster Larger and Shorter Catechisms) are in full agreement with the system of doctrine taught in the Bible.

Responsibilities & Skills

Reporting to the Vice President for Academic Affairs, the Assistant/Associate Professor of Health & Life Sciences will be responsible for:

(20%) ~ Assisting in the recruitment of incoming first-year students interested in Health & Life Sciences.
(60%) ~ Teaching a 3/3 undergraduate course load in the discipline. Courses to be taught include “Fundamental Principles of Health & Wellness,” “Kinesiology,” “Anatomy,” “Physiology,” “Exercise Physiology,” and “Biomechanics.”
(10%) Engaging in scholarly research leading to publication.
(10%) Active participation in institutional service including serving on the Faculty Senate, one standing faculty committee, and spearheading the internship and placement efforts for the Health & Life Sciences program.

Minimum Qualifications

Must meet our standard minimum requirements of at least a Master’s degree (PhD preferred) in a discipline within Health & Life Sciences by the time of hire, demonstrate excellent teaching and mentoring abilities, possess an entrepreneurial spirit in developing a program, and desire to integrate faith and learning within the context of the study of health and life sciences.

Compensation

Given its commitment to academic excellence, Providence Christian College’s faculty compensation package of salary, housing assistance, and benefits makes it one of the most desirable Christian college places of employment.

TO APPLY

Send completed application, cover letter, and résumé addressed to Dr. David Corbin, Vice President of Academic Affairs, to hr@providencecc.edu or
Mail to: Providence Christian College
Attn: Human Resources
464 E. Walnut Street
Pasadena, CA 91101

Assistant/Associate Professor of Philosophy

PRIORITY APPLICATION DEADLINE: September 1, 2019
PREFERRED POSITION START DATE: August 1, 2020
POSITION TYPE: Full-time, eligible for full benefits.

Responsibilities & Skills

Reporting to the Vice President for Academic Affairs, the Assistant/Associate Professor of Philosophy will be responsible for:

(5%) ~ Helping in the recruitment of incoming first-year students interested in Philosophy within the broader concentration of Philosophy, Politics, and History.
(80%) ~ Teaching a 4/4 undergraduate course load in the discipline. Courses to be taught include “The Christian Mind,” (3 sections) “Theories of Human Nature,” (2 sections), “Classical and Medieval Philosophy,” “Modern and Post-Modern Philosophy,” and one upper-level Philosophy elective.
(5-10%) Engaging in scholarly research leading to publication.
(5-10%) Active participation in institutional service including serving on the Faculty Senate, one standing faculty committee, and participating in college-wide efforts to further the mission of the institution.

Minimum Qualifications

Must meet our standard minimum requirements of at least a PhD within the discipline of Philosophy by the time of hire, demonstrate excellent teaching and mentoring abilities, possess a collegial and winsome orientation in working within an entrepreneurial environment, and desire to integrate faith and learning within the context of the study of philosophy.

Compensation

TO APPLY

Send completed application, cover letter, and résumé addressed to Dr. David Corbin, Vice President of Academic Affairs, to hr@providencecc.edu or
Mail to: Providence Christian College
Attn: Human Resources
464 E. Walnut Street
Pasadena, CA 91101

Assistant Professor of Media, Culture, and the Arts

PRIORITY APPLICATION DEADLINE: September 1, 2020
PREFERRED POSITION START DATE: August 1, 2021
POSITION TYPE: Full-time, eligible for full benefits.

Responsibilities & Skills

Reporting to the Vice President for Academic Affairs, the Assistant Professor of Media, Culture, and the Arts will be responsible for:

(5%) ~ Assisting in the recruitment of incoming first-year students interested in the concentration of Media, Culture, and the Arts.
(80%) ~ Teaching a 4/4 undergraduate course load in the discipline. Courses to be taught include “English Composition,” (2 sections) “Research Writing,” (2 sections) “Principles of Cultural Interpretation,” “Visual Storytelling,” and two upper-level electives within one of MCA or ECOM tracks (Literature, Communications, Art, Drama, Film/Media or Music).
(5-10%) Developing a network of Reformed Christians in the Los-Angeles-area interested in teaching, mentoring, and placing Providence students in the media, culture, and arts industry.
(5-10%) Active participation in institutional service including serving on the Faculty Senate, one standing faculty committee, and participating in college-wide efforts to further the mission of the institution.

Minimum Qualifications

Must meet our standard minimum requirements of at least an Master’s degree (PhD preferred) within any of the MCA or E-COM tracks (Literature, Communications, Art, Drama, Film and Media Studies or Music) by the time of hire, demonstrate excellent teaching and mentoring abilities, possess a collegial and winsome orientation in working within an entrepreneurial environment, and desire to integrate faith and learning within the context of the study of Media, Culture and the Arts.

Compensation

TO APPLY

Send completed application, cover letter, and résumé addressed to Dr. David Corbin, Vice President of Academic Affairs, to hr@providencecc.edu or
Mail to: Providence Christian College
Attn: Human Resources
464 E. Walnut Street
Pasadena, CA 91101

Assistant/Associate Professor of Psychology

PRIORITY APPLICATION DEADLINE: September 1, 2020
PREFERRED POSITION START DATE: August 1, 2021
POSITION TYPE: Full-time, eligible for full benefits.

Responsibilities & Skills

Reporting to the Vice President for Academic Affairs, the Assistant/Associate Professor of Psychology will be responsible for:

(5%) ~ Helping in the recruitment of incoming first-year students interested in the concentrations of Psychology and Sports Psychology.
(80%) ~ Teaching a 4/4 undergraduate course load in the discipline. Courses to be taught include “Lifespan Development,” (2 sections) “Social Psychology,” “Educational Psychology,” “Abnormal Psychology,” “Sports and Exercise Psychology,” “Positive Psychology,” and “Social Science Research Methods.”
(5-10%) Engaging in scholarly research leading to publication.
(5-10%) Active participation in institutional service including serving on the Faculty Senate, one standing faculty committee, and participating in college-wide efforts to further the mission of the institution.

Minimum Qualifications

Must meet our standard minimum requirements of at least a PhD within the discipline of Psychology by the time of hire, demonstrate excellent teaching and mentoring abilities, possess a collegial and winsome orientation in working within an entrepreneurial environment, and desire to integrate faith and learning within the context of the study of psychology.

Compensation

TO APPLY

Send completed application, cover letter, and résumé addressed to Dr. David Corbin, Vice President of Academic Affairs, to hr@providencecc.edu or
Mail to: Providence Christian College
Attn: Human Resources
464 E. Walnut Street
Pasadena, CA 91101

Assistant Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies (New Testament)

PRIORITY APPLICATION DEADLINE: September 1, 2021
PREFERRED POSITION START DATE: August 1, 2022
POSITION TYPE: Full-time, eligible for full benefits.

Responsibilities & Skills

Reporting to the Vice President for Academic Affairs, the Assistant Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies will be responsible for:

(5%) ~ Helping in the recruitment of incoming first-year students interested in Biblical and Theological Studies.
(80%) ~ Teaching a 4/4 undergraduate course load in the discipline. Courses to be taught include “New Testament I,” (3 sections) “New Testament II,” (3 sections), and two upper-level electives in the area of New Testament studies.
(5-10%) Engaging in scholarly research leading to publication.
(5-10%) Active participation in institutional service including serving on the Faculty Senate, one standing faculty committee, and participating in college-wide efforts to further the mission of the institution.

Minimum Qualifications

Must meet our standard minimum requirements of at least a PhD within the discipline of Biblical and Theological Studies (within the area of New Testament studies) by the time of hire, demonstrate excellent teaching and mentoring abilities, possess a collegial and winsome orientation in working within an entrepreneurial environment, and desire to integrate faith and learning within the context of the study of Biblical and Theological Studies.

Compensation

TO APPLY

Send completed application, cover letter, and résumé addressed to Dr. David Corbin, Vice President of Academic Affairs, to hr@providencecc.edu or
Mail to: Providence Christian College
Attn: Human Resources
464 E. Walnut Street
Pasadena, CA 91101

Assistant/Associate Professor of Economics

PRIORITY APPLICATION DEADLINE: September 1, 2021
PREFERRED POSITION START DATE: August 1, 2022
POSITION TYPE: Full-time, eligible for full benefits.

Responsibilities & Skills

Reporting to the Vice President for Academic Affairs, the Assistant/Associate Professor of Economics will be responsible for:

(5%) ~ Helping in the recruitment of incoming first-year students interested in the Business, Economics, and Entrepreneurship concentration.
(80%) ~ Teaching a 4/4 undergraduate course load in the discipline. Courses to be taught include “Principles and Practice of Innovation,” (2 sections) “Microeconomics,” “Macroeconomics,” “Political Economy,” “Economic Development,” “History of Economic Thought,” and an upper-level elective in Economics.
(5-10%) Engaging in scholarly research leading to publication.
(5-10%) Active participation in institutional service including serving on the Faculty Senate, one standing faculty committee, and participating in college-wide efforts to further the mission of the institution.

Minimum Qualifications

Must meet our standard minimum requirements of at least a PhD within the discipline of Economics by the time of hire, demonstrate excellent teaching and mentoring abilities, possess a collegial and winsome orientation in working within an entrepreneurial environment, and desire to integrate faith and learning within the context of the study of Economics.

Compensation

TO APPLY

Send completed application, cover letter, and résumé addressed to Dr. David Corbin, Vice President of Academic Affairs, to hr@providencecc.edu or
Mail to: Providence Christian College
Attn: Human Resources
464 E. Walnut Street
Pasadena, CA 91101

Faculty Application for Employment

Administrative and Staff Positions

For any open positions, the following application materials should be submitted to Human Resources at hr@providencecc.edu

A letter of interest
Your professional and educational resume
Unofficial College Transcripts
A Staff Application For Employment

Head Track & Field Coach

PRIORITY APPLICATION DEADLINE: JANUARY 15, 2019 – OPEN UNTIL FILLED
PREFERRED POSITION START DATE: SEPTEMBER 1, 2019
POSITION TYPE: Beginning September with $500 monthly stipend for recruiting; Full-time employment offered with full benefits beginning July 1, 2020

Providence Christian College is an accredited and growing Reformed inter-denominational liberal arts college that exists to serve the Reformed and evangelical Christian community on the West Coast by equipping students to be firmly grounded in biblical truth, thoroughly educated in the liberal arts and fully engaged in their church, their community and the world for the glory of God, and service to humanity. Providence is located in Pasadena CA, within the cultural hub of greater Los Angeles.

JOB DESCRIPTION

Providence is seeking an energetic, self-starter with a passion for the mission and vision of Providence. This position will directly report to and work with the Director of Athletics to build Providence Christian College’s track and field program. The ideal candidate should be highly detail oriented, possess excellent research.

RESPONSIBILITIES & SKILLS

The head track coach is responsible for all aspects of the men’s and women’s track and field program. He or she is to be a strong Christian leader who actively contributes to the spiritual, social, and academic development of student-athletes. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: recruitment of qualified student-athletes, practice planning and coordination of off-campus facilities, monitoring academic progress of student-athletes, spiritual development and formation of student-athletes, fundraising, budgeting, scheduling, supervising cross country and track staff, administrative duties and compliance with Providence, CALPAC, and NAIA rules and regulations. Travel is required for recruiting.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Bachelor’s degree. Master’s degree preferred. Proven track record of success with a minimum of three to five years of coaching and recruiting experience.
Dynamic ability to attract, recruit, and develop student-athletes with the understanding of how to develop a competitive collegiate track program.
Strong communication skills: interpersonal, written, and social. Ability and desire to work in a team environment. Must have and maintain a valid California driver’s license and be able and willing to travel.

TO APPLY

Send completed application, cover letter, and resume to hr@providencecc.edu or
Mail to: Providence Christian College
Attn: Human Resources
464 E. Walnut Street
Pasadena, CA 91101

Resident Director

PRIORITY APPLICATION DEADLINE: October 31, 2019 – OPEN UNTIL FILLED
PREFERRED POSITION START DATE: December 16, 2019
POSITION TYPE: Full-time exempt; requires living in the residential student Village among students.
COMPENSATION: Private on-site apartment, additional salary commensurate with education and experience, full host of employee benefits including healthcare and retirement, and a meal stipend.

Providence Christian College is a growing, inter-denominationally Reformed, accredited liberal arts college, that exists to serve the Reformed and Evangelical Christian community on the West Coast by equipping students to be firmly grounded in biblical truth, thoroughly educated in the liberal arts and fully engaged in their churches, their communities and the world for the glory of God, and service to humanity. Providence is distinctly Christian and Reformed; distinctly classical in its approach to emphasizing core liberal arts; and distinctly counter-cultural.

As a residential college, Providence is located in Old Town Pasadena, California. 90% of our students live on campus in apartment housing. 60% of our students are student-athletes, 55% are male, 75% are from California. Learn more about Providence by visiting our website: www.providencecc.edu

Position Summary

The Resident Director is a full time (evenings/weekends), live-in position that reports to the Dean of Students. General duties include promoting community, supervision of student employees, enforcement of college and resident life policies, and management of various resident life functions.

Responsibilities & Skills

Reporting to the Dean of Students, the Resident Director will be responsible for the following:

Providing shared oversight of residence halls, including Resident Assistant supervision
Providing Resident Assistant training and the ongoing coaching of RAs
Counseling residential students regarding personal and interpersonal issues
Connecting students with resources, including academic and counseling services
Assisting the Student Life department with the following:
- Event planning with Campus Activities Board, Student Senate and RAs
- Housing placement and management
- Orientation and retreat for new students
- Organization and execution of chapel
- Student retention management and strategic planning
- Administrative tasks as needed
- Scheduling maintenance and apartment turnover

Minimum Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree and some level of relevant work experience (1-2 years). Must possess strong organizational, administrative, communication and leadership skills. Candidates who have experience in Resident Life or Student Development, and/or hold a graduate degree are preferred. Candidates who have had a comparable educational experience to Providence will be more prepared for this position.

TO APPLY

The following application materials should be submitted to Human Resources at hr@providencecc.edu

A letter of interest
Your professional and educational resume
Unofficial College Transcripts
A Staff Application For Employment

Staff Application for Employment

The Registrar’s Office

Academic Catalogue

2019-2020 Academic Course Catalog
View Online | Download PDF

2018-2019 Academic Course Catalog

2017-2018 Academic Course Catalog

2016-2017 Academic Course Catalog

2015-2016 Academic Course Catalog

2014-2015 Academic Course Catalog

2013-2014 Academic Course Catalog

2012-2013 Academic Course Catalog

2011-2012 Academic Course Catalog

2010-2011 Academic Course Catalog

2009-2010 Academic Course Catalog

2008-2009 Academic Course Catalog

2007-2008 Academic Course Catalog

006-2007 Academic Course Catalog

2005-2006 Academic Course Catalog

Transcript Requests

Transcripts: Ordering, Fees, Policies

Delivery Options and Fees

USPS First Class Mail: No additional charge
Electronic Delivery (Encrypted PDF File): No additional charge

Expedited Options

FedEx Standard Domestic Overnight: $54.95 per address
USPS 3-5 Day Priority Mail Express to CANADA: $48.95 per address
FedEx 2-3 Day International Priority: $68.95 per address

Ordering Transcripts

Current students: You may order transcripts through the Student tab in Populi. [Student tab –> Transcript Actions drop down menu –> Official Transcript Request]
Current students have the option of charging the transcript fee to their Populi account or to a credit
card.

Graduates/Former students: Please fill in the request below. Make sure to use your name as it appeared on your original application to the College.
Once verified, make sure to select ‘Undergraduate’ under the PROGRAM drop-down menu.

General Policies

Our 2-3 day processing time refers to the time it takes our office to process and prepare the student’s transcripts. This does NOT include mailing time.
For security purposes, PDF electronic transcripts will expire after 30 days, even if saved to your computer or forwarded to another party. To retain a copy for longer than 30 days, you will need to print it. Please be aware that printed copies of a PDF electronic transcript will have the word “copy” and will be considered unofficial.
Transcripts requested to be held for pick-up will be available for 7 days. If they are not picked up within that time, the student will need to reorder them.
All coursework will show on a student’s Providence transcript, including classes in progress and all transfer credit.
Official transcripts released to the student will be stamped “Issued to Student.”
Providence Christian College is not responsible for orders that are lost or delayed by the postal service. We cannot guarantee the transcript’s arrival or the time it will take to reach its destination once it has left the Providence campus.
It is the student’s responsibility to direct concerns and discrepancies to the Office of the Registrar: registrar@providencecc.edu

Current Student Resources

If you have any questions, or need assistance, please contact the Registrar’s Office at (626) 696-4029 or registrar@providencecc.edu.

Academic Petition

Used to request changes to program requirements or to request an exception to academic policy.
Download Form

Add/Drop

To add/drop classes and/or change a course to a pass/fail option.
Download Form

Enrollment Verification Request

Provide lenders, insurance companies, employers, and other third-parties enrollment and degree verifications. Completed forms can be mailed, dropped off, or emailed. A student signature is required on all requests. Allow up to 2-3 business days for processing.
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FERPA Notification

See below under “FERPA Guidelines” heading.

FERPA Rights

Pertinent information from the U.S. Department of Education explaining the privacy rights of students.
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General Information Form

Provides required contact information to the Registrar’s Office at the beginning of a student’s enrollment at Providence. This form may also be used for name, address, and contact information changes.
Download Form

Intent to Withdraw

To withdraw from the college, both immediately or at the end of the term. Without this completed form, students risk receiving failing grades in all in-progress courses work.
Download Form

Leave of Absence

To take a leave of absence from enrollment in courses for up to two consecutive semesters. [Must be complete prior to leave.]
Download Form

Re-Admission Application

Students who have missed at least one term of enrollment must apply for re-admission (unless prior leave of absence was granted).
Download Form

Academic Calendar & Schedule

Transfer Credit Policies

Graduation & Commencement

2020 Senior Celebration will be held on Friday, May 1st at 7:00pm (PST)
2020 Commencement Ceremony will be held on Saturday, May 2nd at 10:00am (PST)

Both events will be held at Providence Christian College. Further details to come. Friends and family of ceremony participants are welcome to attend.

FERPA Guidelines

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974 establishes the rights of students with regard to educational records. The act makes provision for inspection, review and amendment of educational records by the students and requires, in most instances, prior consent from the student for disclosure of such records to third parties. The consent must be in writing, signed and dated by the student. The act applies to all persons formerly and currently enrolled at an educational institution. Access to educational records does not give permission to make changes to the student’s record. For more information, visit:
http://www.ed.gov/policy/gen/guid/fpco/ferpa/index.html.

The College maintains two types of student education records: directory information and other student records. Directory information is considered public information and may be released by the College upon request, in accordance with existing law. Any student who does not wish directory information released must submit the appropriate documentation indicating such with the Registrar’s Office. Details about directory information may be found on the College website at providencecc.edu/registrar.

The policy, found below, can be obtained through the Registrar’s Office or viewed in the Academic Handbook. Questions concerning the Act may be referred to the Office of the Registrar.

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA)

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) was designed to transfer parental “rights” to their “adult” children when they enroll in college and, therein, protect the privacy of education records and provide guidelines for the correction of inaccurate or misleading data through informal and formal hearings. Questions about FERPA should be referred to the Office of Registrar.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords students certain rights with respect to their education records. These rights include:

(1) The right to inspect and review the student’s education records within 45 days of the day the College receives a request for access.
A student should submit to the registrar, dean, head of the academic department, or other appropriate official, a written request that identifies the record(s) the student wishes to inspect. The College official will make arrangements for access and notify the student of the time and place where the records may be inspected. If the records are not maintained by the College official to whom the request was submitted, that official shall advise the student of the correct official to whom the request should be addressed.

(2) The right to request the amendment of the student’s education records that the student believes are inaccurate, misleading, or otherwise in violation of the student’s privacy rights under FERPA.
A student who wishes to ask the College to amend a record should write the College official responsible for the record, clearly identify the part of the record the student wants changed, and specify why it should be changed.
If the College decides not to amend the record as requested, the College will notify the student in writing of the decision and the student’s right to a hearing regarding the request for amendment. Additional information regarding the hearing procedures will be provided to the student when notified of the right to a hearing.

(3) The right to provide written consent before the College discloses personally identifiable information from the student’s education records, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent.
The College discloses education records without a student’s prior written consent under the FERPA exception for disclosure to school officials with legitimate educational interests. A school official is a person employed by the College in an administrative, supervisory, academic or research, or support staff position (including law enforcement unit personnel and health staff); a person or company with whom the College has contracted as its agent to provide a service instead of using College employees or officials (such as an attorney, auditor, or collection agent); a person serving on the Board of Trustees; or a student serving on an official committee, such as a disciplinary or grievance committee, or assisting another school official in performing his or her tasks.
A school official has a legitimate educational interest if the official needs to review an education record in order to fulfill his or her professional responsibilities for the College.Upon request, the College also discloses education records without consent to officials of another school in which a student seeks or intends to enroll.

(4) The right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failures by the College to comply with the requirements of FERPA. The name and address of the Office that administers FERPA is:

Family Policy Compliance Office
U.S. Department of Education
400 Maryland Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20202-5901

Providence designates the following categories of student information as public or “directory information.” The College reserves the right to disclose such information at its discretion, unless requested not to in writing by the student. Requests are to be filed with the Registrar’s Office prior to September 15 each year, or February 1 for students entering the College in the spring semester.

Name, address, telephone number, e-mail address, dates of attendance, class, photograph.
Previous institution(s) attended, major field of study, awards, scholarships, honors, degrees conferred (including dates).
Past and present participation in officially recognized sports and activities, physical factors (height and weight of athletes), date and place of birth.
Home and local/student church membership, including church denomination.

Providence Christian College intends to uphold both the letter and spirit of FERPA, while at the same time upholding Biblical relationships and responsibilities of the family. As general practice, the College does not inform parents and other students of disciplinary action taken toward students. However, the College encourages students to communicate openly and honestly with their parents about disciplinary matters. Even though students are legally and morally responsible for their conduct, the College also recognizes the concern of parents for the welfare of their children. Thus, the College reserves the right to notify parents under the following conditions:

Medical treatment or psychiatric examination required to meet emergencies or to maintain one’s status as a student.
Misconduct that is of such a nature that the student is in danger of suspension or expulsion.
Extended absence or withdrawal from the College.

Staff

Patty Tsai

tsai@providencecc.edu

Elijah Villafana

elijahv@providencecc.edu

Course Catalog

2019-2020 Academic Course Catalog
View Online | Download PDF

2018-2019 Academic Course Catalog

2017-2018 Academic Course Catalog

2016-2017 Academic Course Catalog

Archived Catalogs

2015-2016 Academic Course Catalog

2014-2015 Academic Course Catalog

2013-2014 Academic Course Catalog

2012-2013 Academic Course Catalog

2011-2012 Academic Course Catalog

2010-2011 Academic Course Catalog

2009-2010 Academic Course Catalog

2008-2009 Academic Course Catalog

2007-2008 Academic Course Catalog

2006-2007 Academic Course Catalog

2005-2006 Academic Course Catalog

Scholarships

Providence Christian College currently offers seven different types of scholarships for students. Providence is committed to providing scholarships for students through private funding. These funds are made available by supporters of the college, people who believe in the importance of a distinctly Reformed Christian College.

Scholarships for New and Returning Students

Academic Merit Scholarship

Scholarships are given for proven academic performance. These scholarships take into account SAT/ACT scores and high school GPA and range from $1,000 to $15,000.

Academic Scholarship Award Grid
		GPA
ACT	SAT	2.7-2.99	3.0-3.24	3.25-3.49	3.5-3.74	3.75-4.0
21-23	1060-1150	1,000	2,000	3,000	4,000	5,000
24-26	1160-1270	2,000	3,000	4,000	6,000	7,000
27-29	1280-1380	3,000	4,000	6,000	7,000	9,000
30-32	1390-1480	4,000	6,000	8,000	9,000	11,000
33-36	1490-1600	5,000	7,000	9,000	11,000	15,000

Scholarship Requirements

High school cumulative GPA minimum: 2.7 GPA

ACT Composite score minimum: 21 ACT

SAT Math + Critical Reading Score combination minimum: 1060

Transfer (24 credits and above) cumulative GPA minimum: 3.0 GPA

Transfer students below 24 transferable credits will be considered for an academic scholarship based on their high school GPA and scores.

Maintaining the Academic Merit Scholarship

The Academic Merit Scholarship is renewable upon recipient maintaining an acceptable institutional GPA at Providence. Students must maintain a certain cumulative GPA each year in order to renew their academic scholarships. If a student’s cumulative GPA drops below the criteria by the end of the year the student will lose his/her scholarship. If the student raises the GPA above that criteria in one of the following years at Providence, re-application for the scholarship is possible. Students have the right to appeal any scholarship decisions to the scholarship appeals committee.

Cumulative GPA requirements for scholarship renewal:

2.7-3.24 high school GPA=2.0 college GPA

3.25-3.74 high school GPA=2.5 college GPA

3.75+ high school GPA=3.0 college GPA

Athletic Scholarship

To learn more about athletic scholarships, visit www.seabeggars.com.

Chamber Singers Scholarship

Students chosen for the Chamber Singers Scholarship will receive a scholarship ranging between $500 – $5,000 each academic year and will receive expert development from renowned professors and lecturers. Qualified candidates are those who have demonstrated scholastic excellence and personal merit in addition to passing the Chamber Singers vocal audition.

How to Apply

To apply to the Chamber Singers Scholarship you must complete two things. First, fill out the application below. Second, email the following to the program coordinator, Dianne Harmel: harmel@providencecc.edu.

Letter of recommendation from school, church, or music leader
Pre-recorded audition or availability for an audition in-person

For further questions and concerns, please email Dianne Harmel: harmel@providencecc.edu.

Application Form

Christian Leadership Scholarship

Providence encourages all students to develop their gifts for Christian Leadership and awards scholarships for leadership in activities we hope will thrive on campus. These awards range from $500-$2500. If you would like to apply for one of these scholarships, please complete the form below. The priority deadline for scholarship application is February 1.

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Christian School Scholarship

In an effort to recognize the importance of continued higher education from a Christian perspective, Providence will award a scholarship up to $5,000 (approximately 20% the cost of tuition) to students who have attended a Christian school.

This scholarship is renewable each year. Schools with either CSI or ACSI affiliation will be granted the scholarship. Other Christian schools will be considered on a case-by-case basis by contacting your admissions counselor.

Freshmen students receiving our Christian School Scholarship have come from throughout California and across Northern America including the following representative Christian High Schools:

Bakersfield Christian High School
Briarwood Christian High School
Calvin Christian High School
Central Alberta Christian High School
Cornerstone Christian School
Desert Christian High School
Grace Brethren High School
Heritage Christian High School
Maranatha Christian High School
Ontario Christian High School
Rincon Valley Christian School
Southlands Christian School
The Classical Academy High School
Trinity Classical Academy High School
Unity Christian High School
Upland Christian High School
Valley Christian High School
Village Christian High School
Western Christian High School
Whittier Christian High School

Students are eligible for only one of the following scholarships: Homeschool, Christian School or Reformed.

Homeschool Scholarship

Each year at Providence, approximately 25-35% of our student body come from homeschooled backgrounds. In an effort to recognize the excellent preparedness of these students for the tutorial style education they receive, Providence will award a renewable scholarship ranging from $1000-$5,000 to students who have been homeschooled for all or part of high school. In order to be eligible for the scholarship, students must simply apply to Providence and submit homeschool transcripts.

Students are eligible for only one of the following scholarships: Homeschool, Christian school or Reformed.

Pauline Scholarship

The Pauline Scholarship is for students who attend a public high school or college and are deeply grounded in faith while looking to influence the broader culture with the good news of Jesus Christ.

The apostle Paul stated to followers of Jesus Christ in one of his many letters that God sent him to the Greeks, while others are sent to the Jews, Israel. Greeks were not people from Greece, necessarily, instead Paul meant those outside of Israel or ones who are not somehow connected to Israel. Thus, Paul was different from other apostles, like John, Peter, or Timothy. He was sent into the dominant culture to witness about Jesus; in other words, Paul was sent to live out his faith and speak about his faith in Jesus Christ in a way that connected with, exposed, and countered the culture.

At Providence, we seek to develop students that take this same pursuit as Paul. We seek to develop students who are deeply grounded in their faith while looking for ways to engage the broader culture with the good news of Jesus Christ.

The Pauline Scholarship ranges from $2000-$5000 per year and is renewable for four years. To apply for the scholarship, please complete one of the essays below and send to your admissions counselor or admissions@providencecc.edu. The priority deadline for scholarship application is March 1.

Essay Questions (Choose One):

In 500 words, reflect on your experience within a public school in regards to your Christian faith. How have you sought to embody a faithful commitment to the Jesus Christ while being within a context in which faith is downplayed or as secondary to life?
In 500 words, how do you feel learning and being within a Christian college environment will allow you to grow and prepare you for the rest of your life in light of your experiences within a public school system?

Reformed Scholarship

In an effort to recognize the importance of continued higher education from a Reformed perspective, Providence will award a scholarship up to $5,000 (approximately 20% the cost of tuition) to students whose home church is confessionally Reformed.

This scholarship is renewable each year. Denominations eligible for this scholarship include: URC, CRC, RCA, CanRC, OPC, PCA, RCUS, PR, RPCNA, Bible Presbyterian, and Reformed Baptist. Other denominations will be considered on a case-by-case basis by contacting your Admissions Counselor.

Students are eligible for only one of the following scholarships: Homeschool, Christian School or Reformed.

If you meet the above qualifications, complete the form below to claim your Reformed Scholarship. The next step is to apply for admission to Providence. If you have already filled out the application for admission to Providence, you do not need to fill out the Reformed Scholarship form below.

The admissions office will contact you shortly after we receive the completed form to help you through the process.

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Early Acceptance Scholarship

Simply apply and submit transcripts by January 31st to qualify for a $1,000 scholarship.

Scholarships for Returning Students

Faculty Select Scholarship

Scholarships will be awarded to juniors and seniors at Providence who embody and exemplify the qualities the faculty desires in a Providence student. The award will be based upon college academic performance at Providence as well as leadership and service in the community. An applicant’s marked academic improvement while at Providence will also be taken into consideration. To apply, sophomore and junior students must have completed one full semester at Providence and submit a Faculty Select Scholarship application including completing the essay questions. These applications will be reviewed by the Faculty Senate. The senate members may also nominate any student they deem appropriate who has not applied to be considered for the scholarship. They will determine the number and size of the awards offered in each division. After the initial awarding, junior students may renew the scholarship for an additional year contingent upon faculty approval, which will take into consideration the maintenance of a 3.0 cumulative GPA and demonstrated leadership and service.

To Apply: Current sophomore and junior students should complete the Faculty Select Scholarship Application and return it to the Office of Financial Aid.
Due Date: Faculty Select Scholarship applications should be returned for consideration by April 15.

Future Christian Teacher Scholarship

Christian Schools International (CSI) has a strong tradition of supporting Reformed, Christian K-12 education in the Southwest, as well as internationally. The principals of the CSI Southwest Region have generously contributed to this scholarship fund in order to encourage Providence students interested in teaching in a Christian School. This scholarship is open to current sophomore and junior education majors. Two $500 scholarships will be awarded.

To Apply: Current sophomore and junior students should complete the CSI Southwest Region Scholarship Application. Answer the questions on the application in 250 words or less. You must include: a copy of your PCC college transcript (with cumulative GPA); a copy of your CBEST score (taken spring of sophomore year); and two CSI Scholarship Reference Forms, one from an education professor, and one from another person (former teacher, pastor, former employer). Return it to the Office of Financial Aid.
Due Date: CSI Southwest Region Future Christian Teacher Scholarship applications should be returned for consideration by April 15.

Jim and Anne Den Ouden Scholarship

This $1,000 scholarship will be awarded each spring to one freshman, sophomore, or junior student enrolled in the education program at Providence. The scholarship funds will be disbursed for the following year’s tuition. Students must be a declared education student, intending on teaching at either the elementary or secondary levels. The funds will be disbursed before each semester at $500 per semester. Only current freshmen, sophomore and junior students may apply. All applicants must be currently enrolled in or have successfully completed Edu 101. The scholarship is merit based and financial need will not be a factor in deciding upon the recipient. The scholarship is not renewable; however, recipients can reapply the following spring. At some point following the awarding of the scholarship, the recipient will meet with Jim and Anne Den Ouden, either at an awards dinner or another setting initiated by the Den Ouden’s. The scholarship will be awarded by the scholarship committee.

To Apply: Current freshman, sophomore and junior students should complete the Jim and Anne Den Ouden Scholarship Application You must include: a college transcript (with the cumulative GPA); a declaration of your major and educational area of concentration; two Den Ouden Scholarship Reference Forms, one from an education professor, and one from another person (former teacher, pastor, former employer); an essay reflecting on your Christian philosophy of education; and a Lesson Plan that clearly demonstrates a Christian perspective on the subject being taught. Return these to the Office of Financial Aid.
Due Date: Jim and Anne Den Ouden Scholarship applications should be returned for consideration by April 15.

Witherspoon Scholarship

The Witherspoon honors program is a four-year adventure for those seeking an elite liberal arts education. It entails a semester by semester ascent among the peaks of the Western and American tradition, life in a beautiful and exclusive city, as well as the chance to travel the world and encounter the power of your Western heritage first hand in Athens, Jerusalem, Rome and more.

Providence is looking for ambitious candidates worthy of the honor of becoming a Witherspoon Scholar. All those chosen will pay no more than 25% of tuition each academic year and receive fully funded world travel. Qualified candidates are those who have demonstrated scholastic excellence as well as personal merit. If this describes you, CLICK HERE to learn how you can apply.

Application Requirements

Preparing to Apply

Before you apply, please review and prepare the necessary information for your application:

1.) The application requires a pastoral or spiritual character reference and you will also be asked to provide the name and address of the current church you are attending, as well as the pastor of the church.
2.) A short statement of 3-5 sentences asking the following question is required. Question: Please articulate your personal faith in Christ Jesus, using scriptural references where appropriate.
3.) You will be asked if you agree to abide by the following Providence Expectations and follow the expectations for student behavior in the Providence Student Handbook.

Providence Expectations

Weekly church and chapel attendance
Commitment to rigorous academic standards, class attendance, and participation
Completing 15 units of study in Bible as a part of the core curriculum
Non-participation in practices known to be morally wrong by Biblical standards, such as drunkenness, stealing, causing dissension among community members, slanderous or profane language, dishonesty, occult practices, premarital sex, adultery or other sexual sins as defined by the Providence Christian College student handbook.
Abstention from the possession or use of alcoholic beverages (under 21), tobacco products (under 18), non-medical narcotics, or hallucinogenic drugs (including marijuana). Providence is an alcohol-free and tobacco free campus.

Freshman Student Information

Admissions Requirements

ACT minimum: English 18, Math 18, Composite 19
New SAT minimum: Reading and Writing 500, Math 500, Composite 1000
Old SAT minimum: Critical Reading 460, Math 460, Composite 920
High school GPA minimum of 2.5 GPA
The applicant must articulate a credible profession of faith in Jesus Christ. A credible profession would agree with the Apostles’ Creed or one of the other historic ecumenical Christian creeds.

Online Application Steps

Complete and submit the online Application for Admission
Send in your high school or homeschooling association transcript
Send a copy of your ACT or SAT test results
- SAT Code: 7893
- ACT Code: 6958
Pay the $25 application fee
If applicable, send in a copy of your exam scores from any AP, IB, CLEP, or Dual Enrollment courses

Transfer Student Information

We are glad you’re considering a transfer to Providence Christian College! We know that choosing a college can be a daunting decision, especially when changing institutions. Providence accepts transfer students from most accredited post-high school institutions. In fact, most transfer students now at Providence have thrived as they continue their education with us. Please use the following information to better understand the process at Providence.

General Transfer Info

Credit will be accepted from regionally or nationally accredited institutions. Those transferring from unaccredited institutions should contact the Registrar’s Office.
Course credit hours are awarded based on semester units of credit. Quarter credit hours are converted to semester credit hours by multiplying quarter credits by 3/5.
Students may transfer up to 64 semester credits.
A minimum grade of “C” (2.00) is required in a course to receive credit.
Grade point average (GPA) for graduation purposes is based on work completed at Providence and does not include courses taken elsewhere.
All students must complete their last year in residence.
For graduation, at least 9 upper-division credit hours for each concentration must be taken at Providence.
College-level credit earned during the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades (dual credits) will be given credit.
A maximum of 36 credits may be earned by examination (AP, IB, and CLEP exams).
Courses may not transfer due to: low grades (“C-“ or lower), courses taken for credit/no credit or pass/fail, remedial courses, technical or vocational courses, repeat of work already taken, etc.
Courses will transfer after an official transcript is received and after matriculation at Providence.

The registrar will work on a case-by-case basis with applicants seeking to transfer from other colleges or universities to determine how progress toward meeting the applicant’s academic goals can best be achieved.

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Student Employment Opportunities

At Providence Christian College, student employment serves to assist in the educational program of the college by providing financial resources for the students to help pay for college and by training students to be effective and responsible Christian employees.

Student Employment positions are for the entire academic year. At the end of the spring semester, job information for the fall of the next school year will be posted. New students will receive information during the summer regarding available positions.
Students need to fill out an employment application online. Department supervisors will review applications, interview, and hire qualified candidates prior to summer recess. Some positions will be left available for incoming freshmen/transfer students.
Student employees can earn as much as $3,000 per school year.
A student employee’s wages may be directly applied to the student’s account balance. When the student’s account balance and the current academic year are paid in full, the student can request the full wages (or any percentage) be paid to him or her.

Expectations

Student employment during college helps prepare students for full-time employment following graduation; therefore, we expect students to act professionally and responsibly in regards to their student employment assignments. This includes communicating well with their supervisor and fellow employees, dressing appropriately for the assigned position, and working diligently to complete tasks to the best of their ability. If students are not working at an acceptable level, or it is apparent that their primary role as students is being negatively affected due to employment, they may be removed from the student employment program. Each position will have specific job expectations that will be required.

Hiring Process

All students who are interested in employment must complete the online student employment application and reapply for student employment each year. Completed applications will be emailed to the supervisor of the department(s) for which you are applying. You may apply up to two different departments, but will be hired for one position only.
Employees generally can expect up to eight hours per week.
Supervisors will review all applications and interview those who are good candidates for the position. After the interview process, the supervisor chooses the most qualified candidate(s).
Students must adhere to the guidelines set forth in the Student Employment Handbook, which will be provided upon hire.

Positions Available

Academics

Library Student Assistant

Reports to the Library Manager.
Operate circulation desk to assist patrons.
Check in/check out materials for patrons.
Maintain library cleanliness and facilitate a quiet environment for patrons who are studying.
Shelve books and periodicals properly.
Assist with other Providence Library projects as needed.

Academic Support

Academic Resource Center (ARC) Mentor

Reports to the Director of the Academic Resource Center.
Serve as student mentors and/or help coordinate mentoring program.
Assist in the writing lab by conferencing with student writers, assisting with editing, research, and organizational matters.
Organize, promote, and/or administer study sessions.
Periodically proctor tests, upon request of the director.
Be available for peer tutoring and assistance with study strategies in the ARC.
Conduct a survey mid-year among students to discover their needs for and experiences with the ARC.
Keep the ARC clean and the refreshment area in good condition.
Assist director in providing workshops and guidance for students seeking career guidance

Registrar Student Assistant

Reports to the Registrar.
Be detail oriented – position requires an eye for detail and accuracy.
Work with Microsoft Word and Excel; have familiarity with Publisher.
File, organize, and update academic information, often confidential in nature.
Assist with academic event planning.
Edit and/or creating academic forms/publications.
Assist faculty through copying, typing, and possibly grading.
Perform other duties as determined by the Registrar.

Admissions Office

Admissions Student Assistant

Reports to the VP for Admissions.
Make phone calls to prospective students and enter resulting data into Populi.
Assist with Visit Day preparations and event planning.
Serve as volunteers at area conferences and events sponsored by the college; weekend work may be required.
Provide regular social media posts regarding the college and their personal student experiences.
Assist the Admissions Counselors as needed.

Athletics Office

Athletics Student Assistant

Reports to the Director of Athletics.
Assist in the operations and management of games and matches.
Create game day graphics and promotional materials.
Assist with social media and photo/video stories.
Write game recaps and feature stories for seabeggars.com website.
Implement Champions of Character Program.
Weekend and evening work is required.

Business Office

Hospitality / Custodial Worker

Reports to the Registrar.
Responsible for Witherspoon Hall classrooms, main offices, and lounges.
Duties include, but not limited to: dusting, vacuuming, cleaning tables and white boards, polishing, and taking out trash.
Must be able to perform duties in the morning prior to class times.

Mail Center Worker / Receptionist

A full Job Description can be found here.

Operations Student Assistant

A full Job Description can be found here.

Student Life / Resident Life

Student Cadet

A full Job Description can be found here.

Department Assistant

Reports to the Dean of Student Life.
Input receipts/expense report information.
Make copies/collate packets of information pertinent to office operations.
Assist with parent/sibling mailings.
Update the Student Life website information.
Clean Student Life staff offices.

Other positions, including Resident Assistantships and other paid leadership roles, are handled separately through the Student Life Office.

Special Notice to Students

(FERPA)

The policy, found below, can be obtained through the Registrar’s Office or viewed in the Academic Handbook. Questions concerning the Act may be referred to the Office of the Registrar.

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA)

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords students certain rights with respect to their education records. These rights include:

Family Policy Compliance Office
U.S. Department of Education
400 Maryland Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20202-5901

Name, address, telephone number, e-mail address, dates of attendance, class, photograph.
Previous institution(s) attended, major field of study, awards, scholarships, honors, degrees conferred (including dates).
Past and present participation in officially recognized sports and activities, physical factors (height and weight of athletes), date and place of birth.
Home and local/student church membership, including church denomination.

Medical treatment or psychiatric examination required to meet emergencies or to maintain one’s status as a student.
Misconduct that is of such a nature that the student is in danger of suspension or expulsion.
Extended absence or withdrawal from the College.

Accreditation

Providence Christian College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and Universities of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, 985 Atlantic Avenue, #100, Alameda, CA 94501, (510) 748-9001. www.wascsenior.org

The WASC accreditation process aids institutions in developing and sustaining effective educational programs and assures the educational community, the general public, and other organizations that an accredited institution has met high standards of quality and effectiveness.

In addition to assessing the academic quality and educational effectiveness of institutions, the Commission emphasizes institutional structures, processes, and resources.

The accreditation process is aimed at:

Assuring the educational community, the general public, and other organizations and agencies that an accredited institution has demonstrated it meets the Commission’s Core Commitments to Institutional Capacity and Educational Effectiveness, and has been successfully reviewed under Commission Standards;
Promoting deep institutional engagement with issues of educational effectiveness and student learning, and developing and sharing good practices in assessing and improving the teaching and learning process;
Developing and applying Standards to review and improve educational quality and institutional performance, and validating these Standards and revising them through ongoing research and feedback;
Promoting within institutions a culture of evidence where indicators of performance are regularly developed and data collected to inform institutional decision making, planning, and improvement;
Developing systems of institutional review and evaluation that are adaptive to institutional context and purposes, that build on institutional evidence and support rigorous reviews, and reduce the burden and cost of accreditation; and
Promoting the active interchange of ideas among public and independent institutions that furthers the principles of improved institutional performance, educational effectiveness, and the process of peer review.

Information taken from the Handbook of Accreditation

EVENTS

Providence Christian College

College Calendar

January 2020

The Library

JSTOR

EBSCO Information Services

WorldCat Online Computer Library Center

Career Board

Assistant Radio Producer of Cor Radio

Content Marketer

Faculty Assistant

3rd/4th Grade Combination Class Teacher

The Registrar’s Office

Academic Catalogue

Assistant/Associate Professor of Health and Life Sciences

Assistant/Associate Professor of Philosophy

Assistant Professor of Media, Culture, and the Arts

Assistant/Associate Professor of Psychology

Assistant Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies (New Testament)

Assistant/Associate Professor of Economics

Administrative and Staff Positions

Head Track & Field Coach

Resident Director

The Registrar’s Office

Academic Catalogue

Transcript Requests

Transcripts: Ordering, Fees, Policies

Current Student Resources

Academic Petition

Add/Drop

Enrollment Verification Request

FERPA Notification

FERPA Rights

General Information Form

Intent to Withdraw

Leave of Absence

Re-Admission Application

Academic Calendar & Schedule

Transfer Credit Policies

Graduation & Commencement

FERPA Guidelines

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA)

Staff

Patty Tsai

Elijah Villafana

Course Catalog

Archived Catalogs

Scholarships

Scholarships for New and Returning Students

Academic Merit Scholarship

Scholarship Requirements

Maintaining the Academic Merit Scholarship

Athletic Scholarship

Chamber Singers Scholarship

Christian Leadership Scholarship

Christian School Scholarship

Homeschool Scholarship

Pauline Scholarship

Essay Questions (Choose One):

Reformed Scholarship

Early Acceptance Scholarship

Scholarships for Returning Students

Faculty Select Scholarship

Future Christian Teacher Scholarship

Jim and Anne Den Ouden Scholarship

Witherspoon Scholarship

Application Requirements

Preparing to Apply

Providence Expectations

Freshman Student Information

Admissions Requirements

Online Application Steps

Transfer Student Information

General Transfer Info

Student Employment Opportunities

Expectations

Hiring Process

Positions Available

Academics