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Cedarville Magazine

251 N. Main St., Cedarville, OH 45314

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Every commencement celebration and

graduate hooding ceremony thrills me

because God leads outstanding graduate

students to us, and we have the opportunity

and stewardship to invest our lives in them.

This past May, members from our first

pharmacy class completed their degrees;

many of them took my General Chemistry

class six years ago. What a joy to celebrate

with them!

Students such as these represent the

growing, vibrant, and innovative vision for

graduate education at Cedarville. Articulated

in our strategic plan, that vision builds upon

and enhances the undergraduate experience,

marked by excellence and consistent with

biblical truth, all for the Word of God

and the Testimony of Jesus Christ. God is

graciously extending our mission to equip

students with strategic advanced degrees

for leadership and service. He is blessing

our efforts to prepare graduate students for

the good works He has planned for them

(Eph. 2:10).

Now, more than ever, the world needs such

excellent leaders and servants with Gospel

clarity and biblical conviction. Whether

our graduate students study education,

business, nursing, ministry, or pharmacy,

every one of them demonstrates faith in Jesus

Christ and a firm grounding in biblical and

theological competency. Our outstanding

faculty members build upon this foundation

with intentional biblical integration in

every discipline.

Our programs also strive to be

academically excellent to please the Lord

(Col. 3:23–24) and also follow best

professional practices through accreditation.

We want each degree to have “quality

stamped all over it,” as Paul Dixon would

say. Adult learners need convenient, flexible,

and affordable courses; for many, distance

education meets these requirements. We

develop and maintain our online programs

using the Center for Teaching and Learning

and subject matter experts chosen by our

academic departments and schools.

Our graduate education efforts online have

paid off. Our Master of Education, Master of

Science in Nursing, and Master of Business

Administration have been highly ranked in

national surveys of online graduate education.

The recent accreditation of our Doctor

of Pharmacy program, the movement of our

Master of Ministry to fully online as well as

on campus, and the establishment of a new

Master of Divinity means that the future

of graduate education is shining bright at

Cedarville University. What a great time to

explore what a master’s degree at Cedarville

may mean for your future or the future of a

friend, family member, or co-worker.

So what can you do? Here are four ideas:

1. Think “graduate school” as you pray

for Cedarville University.

2. Recommend our programs to learners

who desire a biblically integrated

graduate degree.

3. Recruit potential faculty from your

professional or personal network.

We’re always seeking qualifiedmen and

women (having attained a doctorate

degree) who want to join our mission.

4. Call 937-639-3034 to learn more

how a Cedarville graduate degree

is the affordable, Christ-centered,

professional development you’ve

been seeking.

Mark McClain ’89 serves

as Dean of Graduate and

Extended Programs and

Professor of Chemistry. He

earned his Ph.D. in chemistry

from the University of

Michigan.

Cedarville Graduate Programs:

God-Honoring, Affordable, Flexible

In Closing

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