At SEU, Christ-centered academics are the very foundation of our university, so we welcome students who are ready to put their faith at the center of their learning. We also recognize that many of our students graduate high school with accolades such as high GPAs and exemplary standardized testing scores. That’s why we have an honors program specifically dedicated to these students … ... More
The Global Pentecostalism Center at Southeastern University will host the Fall 2017 Lecture on October 19. Dr. A.J. Swoboda will be the guest speaker. The topic of the lecture is “Tongues and Trees: The Challenges and Possibilities of a Pentecostal Care of Creation.” Swoboda is a professor and author, and pastor of Theophilus Church in urban ... More
This fall, Southeastern launched the first Master of Social Work degree (MSW) in Polk County. This is also the first MSW program in the state of Florida to be offered by an evangelical university. The cohort held its initial class in August with an enrollment of 25 students, surpassing the initial projection of 12 students. Bringing the MSW to SEU “Starting an MSW program was a dream of the Southeastern ... More
News Coverage This exciting milestone for SEU was featured on Bay News 9. Click here to watch: Record Enrollment at Southeastern University—as Featured on Bay News 9 from Southeastern University on Vimeo. A Record-Breaking Year Southeastern University started our academic year on Wednesday, August 30, with record-breaking ... More
Southeastern University’s first Doctor of Ministry cohort*, which launched in the fall of 2016, is comprised of men and women of varying ages and ethnicities. They are ministers, pastors, leaders and scholars from all walks of life. We sat down with this dynamic group during their summer intensive session to learn their thoughts about the program so far. What Brought Them ... More
As a business student pursuing a bachelor’s degree in SEU's Jannetides College of Business & Entrepreneurial Leadership, Krista Rogers realized the significance of networking and intentional professional development outside of the classroom. Although highly active in SEU’s Enactus team working on entrepreneurial projects, Krista also decided to join the More
Think it's too late to apply for college? Not at SEU! Since we have a rolling admission deadline, we welcome applications for new students. This means that if you waited to apply for fall 2017, that doesn’t necessarily mean that you missed out. How to apply for college: First-time students If you’re an incoming freshman and you’re playing college admission catch-up, don’t worry. Here’s ... More
Students never really know what to expect when they walk into Emily Stegall’s Survey of the Exceptional Learner (ESE) class. This class is required for all education majors, based on the fact that schools nationwide have moved to an inclusive classroom format where ESE* and non-ESE students learn side-by side. The course is intended to help pre-service teachers effectively teach students ... More
What's new this fall in arts & media? A lot! Our College of Arts & Media (CAM) is always innovating. The arts aren’t just growing at SEU — they’re thriving. Check out the new and exciting degree programs and extracurricular activities available to our students this fall. New Degrees in Arts & Media While CAM already boasts an extensive ... More
When Delaina Peek and Bryson Barefoot (both Social Work, ’17) decided to study abroad in Uganda, they had no idea how much it would deepen their knowledge of their field. “The Uganda Studies Program (USP) provides a unique, enriching experience for college students to study abroad, fully immerse themselves in another culture, and attain credits and internship hours,” explained Dr. Erica Sirrine, dean of SEU’s College of Behavioral and Social ... More
