Foundations of iPreach Campus

Course Title: Foundations of iPreach Campus

Course Description:The Foundations of iPreach Campus course is designed to introduce students to the mission, values, and operational principles of iPreach Campus. This course provides a comprehensive overview of the institution's foundational elements, including its vision for Christian education, organizational structure, and key programs. Students will gain an understanding of how iPreach Campus integrates Christian principles with educational practices and how they can contribute to the institution’s goals.

The course is an essential part of the Beta Semester, serving as a cornerstone for students to understand and engage with the core values of iPreach Campus while preparing them for active involvement in the institution's community.

Course Objectives:

• To familiarize students with the history, mission, and vision of iPreach Campus.

• To understand the organizational structure and key programs of iPreach Campus.

• To explore the core values and educational philosophy that guide the institution.

• To equip students with the knowledge needed to actively participate in and contribute to iPreach Campus’s mission.

• To introduce students to the various opportunities available for involvement and leadership within iPreach Campus.

Course Structure:

• Part 1: History and Mission of iPreach Campus

  • Overview of the founding, mission, and vision of iPreach Campus.

  • Discussion on the goals and objectives of the institution.

• Part 2: Organizational Structure

  • Examination of the administrative and governance structure.

  • Introduction to key roles and responsibilities within the institution.

• Part 3: Core Values and Educational Philosophy

  • Study of the Christian values and educational principles that underpin iPreach Campus.

  • Understanding the integration of faith and learning.

• Part 4: Key Programs and Initiatives

  • Exploration of the primary programs offered, including the Community Service Program and hybrid learning initiatives.

  • Discussion on the role of students in these programs.

• Part 5: Opportunities for Involvement and Leadership

  • Overview of ways students can engage with and contribute to iPreach Campus.

  • Introduction to leadership and volunteer opportunities within the institution.

Course Materials:

• Textbook: "Foundations of iPreach Campus: Understanding Our Mission and Vision"

• Student Workbook: "Engaging with iPreach Campus: A Student’s Guide"

• Instructor’s Manual: "Instructor’s Guide: Foundations of iPreach Campus"

Assessment Methods:

• Reflection Papers: Personal reflections on the mission and values of iPreach Campus.

• Group Discussions: Participation in discussions about the institutional structure and programs.

• Final Project: Development of a proposal for a new initiative or improvement within iPreach Campus, demonstrating understanding of the institution’s core principles.

Target Audience:

• New students of iPreach Campus.

• Prospective students interested in understanding the core values and operational principles of the institution.

• Current students seeking to deepen their knowledge of iPreach Campus’s mission and programs.

Instructor: Elder Marchelle L. Cannady, Founder & Lead Instructor, iPreach Campus.

Program Structure and Outcomes

Diploma Program

Title: Diploma in Christian Foundations and Service

Description:The Diploma in Christian Foundations and Service offers a comprehensive education in Christian principles, leadership, and community service. This diploma is designed for students seeking an in-depth understanding and practical experience in Christian education and service.

Requirements:

• Mandatory Courses:

  1. Biblical Foundations and Theology

  2. Foundations of iPreach Campus

  3. Community Service Program

• Optional Courses (Recommended):

  1. Christian Leadership and Ministry

  2. Ethics and Christian Living

• Community Service Hours:

  • Total Required Hours: 60 Hours

    • Direct Service Activities: 40 Hours

    • Reflective Service Projects: 20 Hours

• Assessments:

  • Submission of reflection papers

  • Project reports

  • Participation in course assessments

Outcome: Upon successful completion of all required courses, community service hours, and assessments, students will be awarded the Diploma in Christian Foundations and Service. This diploma signifies a thorough understanding and practical experience in Christian education and service.

Certificate Program

Title: Certificate in Christian Ethics and Community Service

Description:The Certificate in Christian Ethics and Community Service is tailored for students who wish to specialize in Christian ethics and engage in community service. This certificate provides focused knowledge and practical experience in ethical living and service-oriented roles.

Requirements:

• Mandatory Courses:

  1. Biblical Foundations and Theology

  2. Foundations of iPreach Campus

  3. Community Service Program

• Optional Courses (Recommended):

  1. Christian Leadership and Ministry

  2. Ethics and Christian Living

• Community Service Hours:

  • Total Required Hours: 30 Hours

    • Direct Service Activities: 20 Hours

    • Reflective Service Projects: 10 Hours

• Assessments:

  • Submission of service project reports

  • Reflective essays

Outcome: Upon successful completion of all required courses, community service activities, and assessments, students will be awarded the Certificate in Christian Ethics and Community Service. This certificate reflects specialized knowledge and practical engagement in Christian ethics and community service.

Summary of Community Service Requirements

Diploma in Christian Foundations and Service:

• Total Hours: 60 Hours

• Components:

  • 40 Hours of Direct Service Activities

  • 20 Hours of Reflective Service Projects

Certificate in Christian Ethics and Community Service:

• Total Hours: 30 Hours

• Components:

  • 20 Hours of Direct Service Activities

  • 10 Hours of Reflective Service Projects