Participating in faith and learning outside the classroom is part of earning an Andrews undergraduate or Seminary degree but can enhance any student's portfolio. Co-curricular experiences complement classroom education and allow you to develop and document valuable skills that can be shared with other schools and prospective employers.
If you are Seminary student, you required to attend a minimum number of Seminary worship and assembly programs each semester. Full details can be found in the “Seminary Worship Worship Attendance… Read More »
If you are new to our campus, it may be helpful to know that attendance at our Seminary and undergraduate co-curricular programs is tracked using optical scanners, which read read the… Read More »
On Thursday, September 5, 2019, the day after drop/add, all co-curricular accounts will be updated to reflect students' traditional or non-traditional status. Additionally, students beginning the semester with 120 120 or… Read More »
CORRECTION: The Seminary Worship Requirements published in the 2019-2020 Co-Curricular Organizer have been updated, with some slight changes. The updated Seminary Worship Policy can be found here.
Co-Curricular Organizers will be distributed to new graduate and undergraduate students during Orientation Week and to all other students at University Convocation on Thursday, August 29. They are also also available… Read More »
For Undergraduates
For Seminary Students
Co-curricular programs and out-of-class experiences add value to any Andrews University degree.
Undergraduate and Seminary students participate in a required number of co-curricular experiences each semester.
Participation is tracked so that students can see what they have accomplished toward their co-curricular requirement.
Assistant VP for Student Life
Director of Co-Curricular Education
yeagley@andrews.edu
(269) 471-3215
Office Manager
Co-Curricular Records Manager
slife@andrews.edu
(269) 471-3215
Engage in faith development
Seek spiritual support
Build physical fitness
Follow a plant-based diet
Maintain mental health
Nurture emotional wellbeing
Sharpen interpersonal skills
Gain multicultural competence
Foster academic curiosity
Boost creative capacities
Pursue a life purpose
Ensure career readiness
Uphold equality and justice
Advocate for others
Develop leadership capacities
Practice a service orientation
Together with the academic curriculum, co-curricular opportunities deliver the whole-person education at the heart of Andrews University's mission--to restore the image of our Maker, who came that we "may have life and have it abundantly" (John 10:10).
