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From the VP of Institutional
Advancement
Anything achieved easily is
usually esteemed lightly. That’s
why our culture in the Office of
Institutional Advancement is one
that focuses on hard work,
ambition, and results. Our
office is committed to working
together with our financial
partners to provide the
necessary resources for a TKC
student to receive an
outstanding undergraduate
education. Upon completing their
education, we expect our
students to follow our example
of hard work and determination
as they launch into the most
strategic arenas of our culture.
Armed with the right ideas about
God, money and power, we expect
them to be a distinctive lot of
individuals who can think
critically and speak
persuasively about important
ideas that shape our culture.
At The King’s College, we
don’t separate morals from
higher education. It is possible
to educate young people who will
possess the desire to influence
our culture through integrity,
values, and a biblical
worldview. That’s why we recruit
students who are in the top 10%
of their class – we only want
those students who have proven
that they have a drive to
succeed and can make a
difference. That’s also why our
academic coursework is rigorous
and demanding – we have four
years to prepare our students to
become fluent in the ideas that
shape our world.
Does the idea of creating
leaders who can strategically
influence our future interest
you? If so, I invite you to join
us. We are anxious to identify
individuals who share our goals.
Whether it’s supporting a
student scholarship or speaking
to one of our business classes,
there is room for partners at
The King’s College. Please
contact our Office of
Institutional Advancement for
more information on how you can
be involved. I look forward to
seeing you on campus.
Best regards,
W. Lance Covan
Vice President, Office of
Institutional Advancement
President & CEO, The New York
Foundation for Leadership
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