Northland International University

Northland Graduate School hosted a dinner on Tuesday, October 13, in the Dining Hall to provide an occasion for students to learn more about potential graduate opportunities, to interact with faculty members, and to participate in a roundtable discussion with members of Northland’s administration.

Northland Graduate School offers master of arts degree opportunities in the fields of Biblical Studies, Biblical Languages, Biblical Counseling, and Cross-Cultural Studies as well as a master of ministry degree and a doctor of ministry (DMin) degree. A graduate assistantship program is available to assist in the payment for graduate work. This program is a unique opportunity designed to allow students to obtain their degree in a timely manner while providing them with job and ministry opportunities, so they grow and are mentored by Christians who are more seasoned in their ministries.

The faculty members who were present at the graduate dinner included Dr. Matt Olson, president of Northland International University; Dr. Jack Klem, dean of Northland Graduate School; Dr. Sam Horn, Northland's vice president for ministerial training and pastor of Brookside Baptist Church; Mr. Van Carpenter, director of library services; and Dr. Jim Juvinall, chairman of graduate counseling program. Designed to further inform about the Graduate School, a roundtable discussion posed questions ranging anywhere from “Why should I stay at Northland for Graduate School” to “Where is fundamentalism going today?”