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. Cocurricular experiences complement classroom education and allow you to develop and document valuable skills that can be shared with other schools and prospective employers.
Cocurricular programs and out-of-class experiences add value to any Andrews University degree.
Undergraduate and Seminary students participate in a required number of cocurricular experiences each semester.
Participation is tracked so that students can see what they have accomplished toward their cocurricular requirement.
Together with the academic curriculum, cocurricular 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).
Focusing on discovering God’s purpose and calling and interpersonal relationships within a multicultural community.
Focusing on life and career exploration, academic skill development, creativity and resource management.
Focusing on healthy living, plant-based nutrition and physical fitness.
Focusing on mental and emotional well-being, living free from harmful dependencies, restoration and Sabbath.
Focusing on compassionate mercy and ethical justice, leadership development, courageous advocacy and selfless service.
Assistant Dean for Cocurricular Education
fittingp@andrews.edu
