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Graduation Weekend 2024 Schedule
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Senator Jerry Moran Visits Barclay College Campus
Kansas Senator Jerry Moran visited the Barclay College campus on August 10, 2023, to tour the Ross-Ellis Center for Arts and Ministry and Jackson Hall, the home of the School of Nursing. “I appreciated the opportunity to tour Barclay College’s campus and learn about...
Meet the Director of MA in Spiritual Formation: Rev. Cliff T. Winters PhD
Welcome to the new Director of MA in Spiritual Direction, Dr. Cliff Winters. Dr. Winters received his doctorate in New Testament from Asbury Theological Seminary. He pastored for twenty years and is presently Teaching Pastor at New England Chapel in Franklin, MA. He...
School of Nursing Announces Approval of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
February 14, 2023 —Haviland, KS – Barclay College has been approved to offer the traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree program by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), a regional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education....
Barclay College offers training for parents and teachers who have children with reading difficulties
"The Sound Case" training to help parents and teachers of dyslexic children or children with reading difficulties will be offered at Barclay College January 17 and 18, 2023, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The training will be given by Tammy Kofford from the Philips Fundamental...
Barclay College’s Statewide Economic Impact Estimated to be $15.4 million
Haviland, KS -- October 27, 2022 – Kansas Independent College Association (KICA) released the results of a study that estimates the impact of Barclay College on the statewide economy to be $15.4 million and 102 jobs. Mark Miller, Vice President of Institutional...
Barclay Receives Donation for Rural Nonprofits
Bayer Fund and Kiowa County Farmers Denny and Charlotte Ross Team Up to Direct Donations to Rural Nonprofits and Schools Local farmers Denny and Charlotte Ross recently directed a $5,000 Bayer Fund America’s Farmers Grow Communities donation to Barclay College....
Spring Symposium: March 8 “Countering the Secular when it invades the Sacred”
Live streamed at https://youtu.be/y3A-W-p3u4A The Robert Barclay Institute has announced its Spring Symposium to be held Tuesday, March 8, 7:00-8:15 p.m. CST live streamed and in person at the Ross-Ellis Center for Ministry and Arts in the North Atrium. Aaron Stokes,...
Randi Shetley, Theatre and Speech Delivered with a Passion!
When a student comes to Barclay College to study theatre and speech with Randi Shetley they can expect passion and enthusiasm for the class. Randi is a professor who wants her students to succeed with challenges that will force growth in enjoyable and interactive...
Kevin Mortimer presents at Fall Symposium Nov. 16
Robert Barclay Fall Symposium will be held November 16, 7:00-8:15 in the Ross Ellis Auditorium. Presenter: Kevin Mortimer, Ph.D. Candidate Topic: "On The Christian Heart of Quakerism" Responder: Dr. Jim LeShana Live Streamed: http://www.youtube.com/barclaycollege...
Undergraduate Students can Stay on Campus for their Master’s Degree… and it’s tuition free!
When students graduate from Barclay, they now can continue to live on campus and study for their Master's Degree, and it will be tuition. Free. They can enjoy campus life, spiritual encouragement, and live with their friends. With the Tuition Free Master’s Degree,...
Faculty Profile: Dr. Derek Brown, V.P. Academic Services
Faculty are the lifeblood of our institution. These outstanding men and women are directly responsible for delivering the top-of-the-line knowledge and training our college promises our students. It is their passion, hard work, and authentic interactions that help...
Meet Tim Hawkins, Chair of English and Literature
Faculty are the lifeblood of our institution. These outstanding men and women are directly responsible for delivering the top-of-the-line knowledge and training our college promises our students. It is their passion, hard work, and authentic interactions that help...
What is restorative justice?
Restorative justice is not a new concept. Since the beginning of civilization, it has been around and is commonly used in other nations for seeking justice. It is based upon the belief that achieving justice requires repairing harm. The process often involves...
Mid-America Friends Celebrate 150 Years
by David O. Williams, D.Min. Lead Superintendent, EFC-MAYM Interim Director, EFC-International The very first session of Kansas Yearly Meeting was held in Lawrence in October of 1872, and what a scene it must have been. According to a reporter from the Western Home...
Margaret Fell: Mother of Quakerism
by Elaina Halverstadt March is Women’s History Month, and how do we begin to celebrate the unique contribution of women to God’s creation and to humanity? To start, we can take it as a reminder to examine the lives, the spirits, and the examples of those women who...
Women’s History Month: Mary Fisher, Quaker
by Brockie Follette In 1658, at the age of 35, Mary Fisher felt prompted to travel in a group of six Quakers to the Mediterranean and visit the Ottoman Empire to expound her faith to the Sultan. When their ship reached Smyrna, she asked the English Consul how to...
Women’s History Month: On Quakers and Women Pastors
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is an excerpt from Dr. Derek Brown's new book, "On Quakers and Pastors," published by Barclay Press, Newberg OR. Dr. Brown is Vice President of the School of Graduate Studies and Distance Learning, and Chair of the Pastoral Ministry program at...
How to Find God at a Christian College
Even students at a Christian College want to know how to find God. Barclay College has been known for decades as a place where people find God and experience transformation into who God has made them to be. Students graduate from Barclay changed forever and ready to...
Haviland, Kansas: A Story for Black History Month
(Editor's note: February is Black History Month, and the small town of Haviland, Kansas, has a story to tell. This is written by Aaron Stokes, Mayor of Haviland.) We are a quiet, rural community far away geographically from many of the concerns that currently plague...
How Black Quakers Influenced History
Quakers are known for their stand against slavery, and Black Quakers played an important part. Many may not know it was common for Quakers to own slaves prior to the American Revolution. However, in the early to mid-1700s, the situation became untenable to a number of...
CARES Act – Higher Education Relief Fund
In an effort to assist students affected by the COVID-19 crises, the Federal Government approved the $2 trillion CARES Act, a part of which established the Higher Education Emergency Relief fund. This fund provides institutions, like Barclay College, funds to use as...