About
Founded in 1867, King University (originally King College) is a Presbyterian-affiliated Christian academic community dedicated to the integration of rigorous academic programming and the exploration of faith. The University establishes students in a robust liberal arts foundation and offers specialization in a contemporary range of degrees.
Academics
Many colleges will offer you the world. But how many actually take you out in the world and introduce you to new perspectives, ideas, and possibilities? At King University, your Quest begins with academic opportunities you're unlikely to find at other institutions our size.
Admissions
King has three formats to choose from to help you complete your degree - full-time day classes, classes one evening a week, or 100% online.
Faith and Values
Chapel, Convocation, and Service are important, essential ways of partially fulfilling the core values of the college: educating persons to be intellectually proficient and disciplined, spiritually astute and mature, vocationally focused and adaptive, socially confident and compassionate, life long learners, and transformers of culture.
Student Life
We strive to build a "Community that is purposeful, open, disciplined, just, caring, and celebrative." - Ernest Boyer
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Academic Affairs

Greetings from the Provost

Welcome to King University from the Office of Academic Affairs. King’s academic programs are the heart of the University’s mission as we prepare students to excel as thoughtful, resourceful, and responsible citizens with a passion for serving God, the church, and the world.

King faculty work collaboratively to fulfill this mission by offering an education that is rigorous and student-centered, as well as relevant and transformative. We invite you to build upon King’s rich history of 150 years of academic excellence. It is this foundation that has served, and will continue to serve students and graduates as they excel in the places they live, work, and serve.

We invite you to further explore information about our academic programs, our dedicated faculty and staff, and the full educational experience that is possible at King.

Sincerely,

Matthew Roberts, Ed.D. Provost Vice President for Academic Affairs

King University Office of Academic Affairs

E.W. King Administration Building Office 16, Ground Floor Phone: 423.652.4737 Fax: 423.652.4793

The Office of Academic Affairs is responsible for the administration and evaluation of academic programs, the oversight of all areas and matters related to the faculty, and the operations of King’s campuses and off-site instructional locations. Additionally, the Office of Academic Affairs provides leadership in strategic initiatives and is responsible for a wide range of programs and services.

The King University Academic Program

King University is comprised of five schools:

College of Arts & Sciences
- Peeke School of Christian Mission
School of Business & Economics and Technology
School of Education
School of Nursing
School of Health and Professional Sciences

Academic Affairs Programs and Services

The Office of Academic Affairs oversees the following programs and services:

Office of Academic Affairs Staff

Erika Brammer-Allison

Assistant Provost for Academic Affairs and Institutional Effectiveness

Assistant Director of Academic Success AGS

Director of Academic Success, Traditional & International Student Advisor

Matthew Peltier

Professor, Assistant Provost for Academic Services and University Librarian

Matthew Roberts

Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs

Director of Institutional Research and Assessment