News about "academic affairs"

East Texas Baptist University proudly announces the successful reaccreditation of its Teague School of Nursing undergraduate program by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Following a comprehensive evaluation process, the program was found to be in compliance with all key elements and received no compliance concerns related to any of the standards of accreditation.

East Texas Baptist University inducted 42 students into the prestigious Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society (ALD) during a ceremony at ETBU’s Great Commission Center on Friday, April 17. A national honor society, ALD distinguishes first-year academic success with invitations to join extended only to students who obtain a 3.5 GPA or higher during the first semester of their freshman year.

ETBU's School of Christian Studies and Humanities hosted the second annual academic conference on Monday, February 23, sponsored by Phi Alpha Theta, Sigma Tau Delta and Theta Alpha Kappa. The idea for this conference was first conceived as an opportunity for students to gain experience presenting academic work in an environment that is encouraging and familiar. Although the conference is on a smaller scale, it is designed to introduce students to the structure and format they might encounter at a larger conference.

Over the past decade, East Texas Baptist University has experienced remarkable progress in student success, driven by a unified campus commitment to academic excellence, integration of faith and learning, and student support.

East Texas Baptist University presented 218 graduates with degrees during its commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 10, in Baker Chapel of the Rogers Spiritual Life Center. During the ceremonies, 189 students received undergraduate degrees, and 29 received graduate degrees. The worship ceremony featured Scripture readings, praise and worship through song, prayers, and blessings over the graduates.