Which Nazarene Schools have you attended?

[Dave McClung]

The thread about Trevecca got me to wondering about which Nazarene schools have the most NazNetters. Here is a poll. If you attended more than one, you can select all that apply.

[Chuck Wilkes]

Dave:
Did you leave out NBC and NTS on purpose? They don't fit exactly...just wondering.

Chuck

[Dave McClung]

Dave:
Did you leave out NBC and NTS on purpose? They don't fit exactly...just wondering.

Chuck

I was limited to 10 choices by the software, so I selected the 8 Liberal Arts schools in the U.S. and use the other two choices to try to include everyone.

[Walter Thompson]

I picked Olivet, but I only took two masters courses there. However, I have had children at: SNU, TNU, ONU, NBC, NTS and also correspondence studies.

[Anne and Dwayne Hood]

Dwayne graduated from Trevecca, and worked on his masters at University of Memphis when it was Memphis State University.
My alma mater is Winthrop College (now a University.) It was a women's college most of "it's life", and Clemson was our brother school. Both have been co-ed for years now. Years ago, it as satuated with Methodism, even though it was a state school. They sent young women out as missionaries.

[Marg Shurtliff]

Canadian Nazarene College , while it was called that and while it was in Winnipeg , Manitoba .

[BobHunt]

Havent actually attended any but have been on campus at Olivet many many times along with our pastors and my niece who attended there. Great campus, great people, and the best kitchen food at a University Ive ever tasted!

[Charlene Clevenger]

Havent actually attended any but have been on campus at Olivet many many times along with our pastors and my niece who attended there. Great campus, great people, and the best kitchen food at a University Ive ever tasted!

It's changed since I was there. :M)

[Hal Paul]

I attended Mid-America for 1 year (no degree), NNU for 3 years (BA), and took 4 graduate courses (completed 3) at Trevecca (no degree).

[John Kennedy]

Attended SNU when it was BNC Sent my son (and my money) to PLNU.

Am I the only NazNetter who attended the Trevecca Elementary Demonstration School?
Don't even know whether they even have it any longer. It wasn't higher ed, but I certainly wouldn't want to classify it as 'lower ed' (it produced at least one Naz college president).

[Dennis M. Scott]

Attended SNU when it was BNC Sent my son (and my money) to PLNU.

Am I the only NazNetter who attended the Trevecca Elementary Demonstration School?
Don't even know whether they even have it any longer. It wasn't higher ed, but I certainly wouldn't want to classify it as 'lower ed' (it produced at least one Naz college president).

OK, I'll bite: which Nazy Prezy?

[Mike Wooldridge]

BNC/SNU 1971-'75 BA Political Science :q)

[Charlene Clevenger]

ONU Class of 1980. My husband graduated in 1979.

[Bob Evans]

ENC 1973 -1977 BA in Psychology
NTs 1978 -1981 Masters of Religious Education
Olivet 1997 -2001 Masters Pastoral counceling

[Dave McClung]

Dwayne graduated from Trevecca, and worked on his masters at University of Memphis when it was Memphis State University.
My alma mater is Winthrop College (now a University.) It was a women's college most of "it's life", and Clemson was our brother school. Both have been co-ed for years now. Years ago, it as satuated with Methodism, even though it was a state school. They sent young women out as missionaries.

Ann, you increased my vocabulary. I had to look up "satuated." It is a good word and you used it properly. Thanks.

[Dave McClung]

Havent actually attended any but have been on campus at Olivet many many times along with our pastors and my niece who attended there. Great campus, great people, and the best kitchen food at a University Ive ever tasted!

Bob, I suspect that you would be surprised by the quality of the food at all of the Nazarene schools. Compared to when I was in college, the food is great. There is a lot of variety and a lot of quality. The food at ENC was so great that I gained about 20 lbs while I was there.

[Mike Schutz]

Bob, I suspect that you would be surprised by the quality of the food at all of the Nazarene schools. Compared to when I was in college, the food is great. There is a lot of variety and a lot of quality. The food at ENC was so great that I gained about 20 lbs while I was there.

Dave,
I've gained weight since I left ENC because of the quality of ENC food. At ENC, the salad bar was so good that I ate lunch on campus every day. Of course, I also miss the college weight room and the daily walks along the beach.

[Jim Poteet]

Attended SNU when it was BNC Sent my son (and my money) to PLNU.

Am I the only NazNetter who attended the Trevecca Elementary Demonstration School?
Don't even know whether they even have it any longer. It wasn't higher ed, but I certainly wouldn't want to classify it as 'lower ed' (it produced at least one Naz college president).

The Trevecca Elementary Demonstration School graduated Dr. Loren Gresham, President of Southern Nazarene University.

[John Kennedy]

Jim Poteet -

Don't think I've see you since we were teens on the old San Antonio District. Yeah, you're right - it was Loren Gresham. His father was Dean and his mother taught there. Had the privilege of droppping by to see him a year or so ago and he proudly gave me a tour of the University's equestrian center. It was the first time I had been in Bethany in about 45 years. One or two things had changed.

[John Kennedy]

OK, I'll bite: which Nazy Prezy?

It was Loren Gresham at SNU.

[Steve Walsh]

The thread about Trevecca got me to wondering about which Nazarene schools have the most NazNetters. Here is a poll. If you attended more than one, you can select all that apply.


I selected other Nazarene schools.
I am a graduate of Nazarene Theological College in Thornlands, Brisbane, Australia (1981) and again in 1983.
I took two classes through Nazarene Theological Seminary in January 1982 through their then extension centre in Manila, the Philippines (classes with Dr Paul Bassett & Dr Paul Orjala).
I graduated from Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary (APNTS) in March 1992.

I am grateful for my Nazarene education. I have made life-long friends.

I have taught at the following Nazarene schools:
Philippines: APNTS 1991
Australia: Nazarene Theological College (1992-2002) - taught extension classes in New Zealand also
Papua New Guinea: Melanesia Nazarene Bible College (MNBC), Ningi, Western Highlands Province (2003)

I have visited the following Nazarene schools:
Philippines: Luzon Nazarene Bible College (LNBC), La Trinidad (near Baguio)
Philippines: Visayan Nazarene bible College (VNBC), Cebu
Philippines: Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary (ANPTS), Kaytikling, Tay Tay, Rizal
Japan: Japan Christian Junior College (JCJC), Chiba
Japan: Japan Nazarene Theological Seminary (JNTS), Tokyo
China: Taiwan Nazarene Theological College TNTC), Republic of China
China: original location of then Nazarene Bible College, Da Ming, Hebei
South Korea: Korea Nazarene University (KNU), Chonan
Indonesia: Sekkolah Nazarene Theologici Tinggi (STTI), Yogyakarta
Thailand: South East Asia Nazarene Bible College (SEANC), Bangkok - also visited their extension work in Mae Tang
Papua New Guinea: Melanesia Nazarene Bible College (MNBC), Ningi, Western Highlands Province
Papua New Guinea: Port Moresby Campus of MNBC
Papua New Guinea: original campus of MNBC at Tun, WHP
Papua New Guinea: Nazarene School of Nursing, Kudjip, Western Highlands Province
Australia: original campus of (then) Nazarene Bible College, Thornleigh, Sydney, New South Wales
Australia: Nazarene Theological College (NTC), Thornlands, Brisbane, Queensland
Germany: European Nazarene College (EuNC), Busingen
United Kingdom: Nazarene Theological College (NTC), Manchester, England
USA: Point Loma Nazarene College (PLNC), Point Loma, California
USA: Northwest Nazarene University (NNU), Nampa, Idaho
USA: Trevecca Nazarene University (TNU), Nashville, Tennessee
USA: Mid-America Nazarene University (MNU), Olathe, Kansas
USA: Nazarene Theological Seminary (NTS), Kansas City, Missouri

I hope to visit all Nazarene institutions of higher education.

[Thomas Cook]

The thread about Trevecca got me to wondering about which Nazarene schools have the most NazNetters. Here is a poll. If you attended more than one, you can select all that apply.



Dave,
To what Trevecca Thread do you refer? I can't recall one Thanks and Merry Christmas!
Tom

[Greg Farra]

Althiugh I selected MVNU, I've never actually took a class on campus. I'm taking the Course of Study through MVNU. and have taken classes in Canal Winchester, Canton, and Westerville, all in Ohio.

However, my daughter will probably be going there next year. Her friend from church has been accepted there as well and they plan on rooming together.

[Andrew Henck]

A proud one here from Point Loma!

[Gina Stevenson]

............. Of course, I also miss the college weight room and the daily walks along the beach.

It was that other beach ... the lefthanders´one (Pacific) :cool: that I miss walking on! ;)

A proud one here from Point Loma!

Ahhh ... the one I used to dream about while at Olivet, especially in winter! Yes, way back then even I was a horrible winter wimp! :rolleyes:

[Hal Paul]

A proud one here from Point Loma!


Ahhh ... the one I used to dream about while at Olivet, especially in winter! Yes, way back then even I was a horrible winter wimp! :rolleyes:

When I was a student at NNC both NNC and Point Loma were on the quarter system. NNC offered a PE class for skiing during the winter quarter, the class had a participation fee that granted the students significantly discounted, unlimited lift tickets at the nearby Bogus Basin ski resort.

There was an enduring legend on the NNC campus that one year, some students from Point Loma 'transferred' for the quarter so they could take the ski class. They spent so much time on the slopes, that they were rarely seen on campus and no one saw them in any other classes, but the Point Loma skiers supposedly had a dorm room where they would crash after the slopes closed. After the winter term they went back to sunny California.