Student Affairs

Check with your parents, high school, post-secondary school, college you attended, or previous employers (including the military).

• MMR (Measles, Mumps, and Rubella)
• Varicella (Chicken Pox)
• Hepatitis B
• Meningococcal Meningitis. (Completed Doses)

Yes, current and former military members may submit DD-214 to meet all immunization requirements.

All students born after January 1, 1980 must show either a history of chicken pox, a positive Varicella antibody, or two doses of vaccine given at least one month apart if immunized at the age of 13 or older meets the requirement.

MMR vaccines can NOT be waived.

Both of these vaccines can be waived. You need to read and sign the Hepatitis B and Meningitis waiver.

All immunization records need to be turned in by the 10th day of the student’s first semester of enrollment.

If you can provide an official copy from your local health department, high school, college you may be transferring from, or a form provided by your doctor’s office. If you cannot provide an official copy, then you will need to have the health care provider’s signature.

LAUNCH co-chairs and the committee will be selected in January

There are numerous ways to get involved at King including: athletics, SLACK Sports (Intramurals), SGA, SLACK, Student Ministry teams and multiple student organizations.

View the Student Handbook.

The Associate Vice President for Student Affairs/Dean of Students or Vice President for Student Affairs.

You can contact the Dean of Students to advise them of a concern regarding a student. Please note: if you feel a student is in immediate need or harm, you should contact emergency services or campus security.

The Honor Code describes each individual’s responsibility to uphold the community life standards and campus policies as a member of the King University community:

On my honor, as a member of this community, I commit to align my actions with the shared values of King University. I recognize that to belong to a Christ-animated community is to pursue what is good not only for myself, but for others, and I commit to honor both the spirit and expectations of this community.

Therefore, I pledge to uphold the King University Honor Code by practicing honesty in word and deed, service to others, discipline and integrity in my own work, curiosity in conflict, and perseverance in challenge.

I understand that failure to uphold this commitment may result in corrective action by the University.

All students are expected to abide by the King University Honor Code. For more information regarding violations of the Honor Code, please consult the Student Conduct Process section.

You will be subject to the Student Conduct Process as outlined in the King Student Handbook.

SGA is the Student Government Association and consists of students elected to represent various classes as well as executive officers. Visit the SGA webpage.

An experiential learning trip to Washington, DC, held in mid-September for all new freshmen.

Yes, we expect all freshmen to participate in the trip.

The Academic Center for Excellence (ACE), Upswing (24/7 online tutoring service), and the Online Writing Lab (OWL) are tutoring services available for King University students who need or want to succeed in their academic career. Each of the services is staffed by a qualified faculty/staff member.

You will need to provide appropriate documentation to The Office of Learning and Disability Services, who will then work with you on accommodations.

Please contact the Director of Food Services. Dietary needs will be accommodated as appropriate.

The Student Affairs Office, Maclellan Hall, Room 12.

A new ID will cost $5.00. This will be charged to your student account.

When you turn in your broken ID, there is no charge for a replacement.

Bring your card by the Student Affairs and they will re-encode it for you or print out a new card if needed.

Call the Student Affairs Office at 423.652.4740.

Call the Student Affairs Office at 423.652.4740.

Hours are posted for the building and weight room at the beginning of each semester.

Email studentaffairs@king.edu with the number on the machine and state the problem.

There are several Quick Care and Urgent Care facilities in the Bristol Area. If you need additional assistance and are a residential student, please contact your Area Coordinator, or come by the Student Affairs Office.

Contact the Student Affairs Office at 423.652.4740.

Contact the switchboard at 423.652.4797 is located downstairs in the E.W. King building.