Thanks to influence from her SEU mentors, alumni Kendall Phillips, ’15, launched The Penny Story, a movement dedicated to raising awareness of and serving victims of human trafficking.
As a result of her practical ministry classes at SEU and her four years as a member of SEU Worship, Tiffany Hammer, ’17, gained confidence in her calling to ministry.
SEU gave Tori Rasmussen, ’11, the theological knowledge and practical skills to be able to share the Gospel as part of his mission work in Tanzania.
Taylor Wilkerson, ’12, used what he learned throughout his SEU faith journey to plant a church that serves people in the heart of Harlem, New York City.
The investigative research done by Dr. Aimee Franklin, ’07, is one of the most cited sources of information about of fragile X syndrome, the most commonly inherited form of autism. Dr. Franklin also serves SEU as a faculty member, student mentor and chairs the SEU Institutional Review Board.
Joivan Jimenez, ’15 was nominated for a 2017 Dove Award for Spanish Language Recorded Song of the Year, for his song Generación de Fuego.
Shortly after Jacquelyn Ricardo began her classes at SEU, God reminded her of her childhood desire to be a teacher.
How did a girl from Haiti, who was adopted from an orphanage, end up working for the U.S. Embassy in Paris? Barbara Perttula, ’15, shares the story of her internship abroad.
Despite being born without hands, SEU ministry student Carlos Lara learned to play musical instruments in order to share his heart for worship.
When Elisha Colby, ‘17, studied in Oxford, England, she learned through the tutorial teaching method, which showed her how to engage with the topics she was learning and apply them to her life.