Online version of Regent College newsletter proposal

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PROJECT OBJECTIVESTurn The Regent World into a key online publication that will work to build the brand, attract new students and donors, and facilitate discussion and engagement with students, donors and alumni.

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AUDIENCE NEEDS

Donors need to feel included, recognized, affirmed, heard, invited to events, to see their investment is working, to feel they are insiders

Grads and former students to know they continue to belong, keep connected (to each other), verified, recognized (prayed for)

Current students including build trust relationship, feel they had chosen well, distance education that they are attended to

Friends of Regent(regional reps) need a good response, reliable connection

Churches (communities) Regent is a place to turn to

Grad schools Connected, informed

Campus and events visitors to know what are the possibilities, to have an open door

Marketplace institute audience Place to get help for answers

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The Regent World

A platform where vibrant evangelical faith meets thoughtful, reflective dialogue and discussion. FIND YOUR WAY BACK HERE

How do you want to be perceived?

Human instead of ChristianBold, unafraid, and humbleTerribly fascinatingOpen minded and heartedSecure not defensiveDiversely interestedVibrant and relevantWhere excellent thinkers are producedIndustry leadingWarmAcademic integrity

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FIVE-YEAR STRATEGIC PLAN

Some strategic plans are humanly constructed and are based solely on observable activities and outcomes. Others, within the paradigm offered in James 4:13–

17, reflect a faith commitment that all of it is based on God’s providential will and grace.

After carefully assessing the cost-benefit of a number of different strategic directions (including doing more with less, doing less with less, moving locations, and doing nothing), we have determined that the best way forward at this time is to continue offering world-class graduate theological education and to finance it appropriately. We believe that, more than ever, the world needs Christians who are capable of integrating,

embodying, and proclaiming the gospel in all of life for the church, the academy, and society. In line with this belief, our strategic objectives are focused on five areas:

Streamline our curriculum to deliver excellence in theological integration and formation for academically able Christians oriented toward service in the church, academy, or society; Improve our marketing and leverage our brand to clearly and unapologetically communicate who we are and what we offer to our target audience and to the wider public; Focus resources on recruitment to ensure that more potential students know about Regent and understand the significance of

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Veteran Canadian politi-cian Preston Manning has agreed to serve as a Senior Fellow of the Marketplace Institute (MI) at Regent College, effective January 1, 2012.

As a Senior Fellow, Manning will work on the development and communication of faith-informed approaches to political leadership and public

FROM THE PRESIDENT

PRESTON MANNING SENIOR FELLOW

Veteran Canadian politician Preston Manning has agreed to serve as a Senior Fellow of the Marketplace Institute (MI) at Regent College, effective 01/2012.

As a Senior Fellow, Manning will work on the development and communication of faith-informed approaches to political leadership and public policy. He will mentor interns, deliver lectures, participate

2012 Summer Programs will feature 40 courses taught by 43 world-class faculty. summer.regent-college.edu

Pastors’ Conference Overflow—Spiritual Rhythms and Practices that Draw from Christ’s FullnessConference on Aging May 18—19

JOHN R.W. STOTT 1921-2011

It is with great sad-ness that we recognize the death of John Stott, one of the greatest Christian lead-ers of the twentieth century. John was known to many at Regent because of his close association with the College from its earliest days. He frequently taught in Regent Summer Schools in the 1970s when the College

SUMMER PROGRAMS

CONFERENCES

KUDOS AND NEWS

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As a Senior Fellow, Manning will work on the development and communication of faith-informed approaches to political leadership and public


Veteran Canadian politician Preston Manning has agreed to serve as a Senior Fellow of the Marketplace Institute (MI) at Regent College, effective 01/2012.

As a Senior Fellow, Manning will work on the development and communication of faith-informed approaches to political leadership and public policy. He will mentor interns, deliver lectures, participate


Pastors’ Conference Overflow—Spiritual Rhythms and Practices that Draw from Christ’s FullnessConference on Aging May 18—19


It is with great sad-ness that we recognize the death of John Stott, one of the greatest Christian lead-ers of the twentieth century. John was known to many at Regent because of his close association with the College from its earliest days. He frequently taught in Regent Summer Schools in the 1970s when the College

SUMMER PROGRAMS

CONFERENCES

KUDOS AND NEWS


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Some strategic plans are humanly constructed and are based solely on observable activities and outcomes. Others, within the paradigm offered in James 4:13–17, reflect a faith commitment that all of it is based on God’s providential will and grace.Within the latter framework, my Cabinet colleagues (Patti Towler, VP External Affairs; Kevin Unger, VP Finance & Administration; and Paul Williams, Academic Dean) and I, in tandem with the Board of Governors, have poured countless hours into a strategic plan.

It is no secret that our enrollment numbers are down, as they are in theological schools across North America. Since 2003 our full-time equivalent enrollment has decreased from 410 to 280, a dramatic drop that is part of a wider trend. While the reasons are numerous and complex, one thing is clear: the cost of a Regent education is hurting our enrollment. The combination of high tuition, rising costs of living in Vancouver, the strength of the Canadian dollar vis-à-vis the US currency, and volatile global markets that are


SUMMER PROGRAMS

CONFERENCES

KUDOS AND NEWSPRESTON MANNING SENIOR FELLOW

Dr. Bruce Hindmarsh has been appointed as the incoming President of the American Society of Church History. The appointment began on January 1, 2012, and finishes on December 31, 2014, and includes one year as President-Elect and another year as Past-President. Dr. Hindmarsh’s responsibilities include


Pastors’ Conference Overflow—Spiritual Rhythms and Practices that Draw from Christ’s FullnessConference on Aging



As a Senior Fellow, Manning will work on the development and communication of faith-informed approaches to

SUMMER PROGRAMS

CONFERENCES

KUDOS AND NEWSPRESTON MANNING SENIOR FELLOW

It is with great sadness that we recognize the death of John Stott, one of the greatest Christian leaders of the twen-tieth century. John was known to many at Regent because of his close association with the College from its earliest days. He frequently taught in Regent Summer Schools in the 1970s when the College was just get-ting off the ground, and his


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Dr. Bruce Hindmarsh has been appointed as the incom-ing President of the American Society of Church History. The appointment began on January 1, 2012, and fin-ishes on December 31, 2014, and includes one year as President-Elect and another year as Past-President. Dr. Hindmarsh’s responsibilities include planning the program

2012 Summer Programs will feature 40 courses taught by 43 world-class faculty. summer.regent-college.eduPastors’ Conference Overflow—Spiritual Rhythms and Practices that Draw from Christ’s FullnessConference on Aging May 18—19


It is with great sad-ness that we recognize the death of John Stott, one of the greatest Christian leaders of the twentieth century. John was known to many at Regent because of his close association with the College from its earliest days. He frequently taught in Regent Summer Schools in the 1970s when

SUMMER PROGRAMS

CONFERENCES

KUDOS AND NEWS

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Some strategic plans are humanly constructed and are based solely on observable activities and outcomes. Others, within the paradigm offered in James 4:13–17, reflect a faith commitment that all of it is based on God’s providential will and grace.Within the latter framework, my Cabinet colleagues (Patti Towler, VP External Affairs; Kevin Unger, VP Finance & Administration; and Paul Williams, Academic Dean) and I, in tandem with the Board of Governors, have poured countless hours into a strategic plan.

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Veteran Canadian politician Preston Manning has agreed to serve as a Senior Fellow of the Marketplace Institute (MI) at Regent College, effective January 1, 2012.As a Senior Fellow, Manning will work on the development and communication of faith-informed approaches to political leadership and public policy. He will mentor interns, deliver lectures, participate in classes and seminars, and contribute research, writing, and case studies that advance new approaches to the intersection of faith with democratic governance, the market economy, pluralism and multiculturalism, science and technology, and environmental stewardship.

Preston Manning’s first official visit to the College took place on January 23–25, and included an evening


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Some strategic plans are humanly constructed and are based solely on observable activities and outcomes. Others, within the paradigm offered in James 4:13–17, reflect a faith commitment that all of it is based on God’s providential will and grace.Within the latter framework, my Cabinet colleagues (Patti Towler, VP External Affairs; Kevin Unger, VP Finance & Administration; and Paul Williams, Academic Dean) and I, in tandem with the Board of Governors, have poured countless hours into a strategic plan. It is no secret that our enrollment numbers are down, as they are in theological schools across North America. Since 2003 our full-time equivalent enrollment has decreased from 410 to 280, a dramatic drop that is part


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