Community Engagement

Community Engagement in the Life of King University

King University has many opportunities for the community to become involved with the University. More information can be found below on guest speakers, events, and free classes for those aged 60+.

Martin Dotterweich, Ph.D., Director, Institute for Faith & Culture

Our joyous endeavor is to discover and celebrate faithful values in all dimensions of human culture, and to create spaces where conversations are crafted and friendships ignite. Work of this kind is a catalyst for community, drawing people together in the love and service of God and neighbor.

Martin DotterweichPh.D., Director, Institute for Faith & Culture
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Events

Information about events hosted on the campus of King University.

Events

Campus Map

View an interactive experience of King University’s beautiful campus.

Campus Map

Chapel

View information about King University Chaplain Dr. Brian Alderman, the office of the Chaplain, and past Chapel services.

Chapel

E.W. King Library

View information about the E.W. King Library, accessing library resources, and chat with a librarian.

E.W. King Library

Exam Care Packages

To give students a little boost and let them know you support and are praying for them, you can give one or more Exam Care Packages

Exam Care Packages

Graduation

View upcoming graduation dates, our commencement newsletter, frequently asked questions about graduation, and graduation photos.

Graduation

King Institute for Faith and Culture

The Institute for Faith & Culture seeks to provide a place for conversation where seekers can freely explore life’s difficult questions and discover common ground based on scriptural principles. Information on viewing the speaker series event schedule and the digital brochure.

King Institute for Faith & Culture

King University Social Media Accounts

Connect with us on social media.

Facebook

Twitter

Linkedin

Instagram

Social Media Directory

Lifelong Learning at King

King University offers a select set of collegiate courses for adults aged 60 and over.

Lifelong Learning at King

Students Changing Lives

Students can participate in a variety of clubs, groups, and organizations that have a community volunteer element. This page has information about those opportunities as well as stories of students and alumni making a difference in the lives of others.

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Sullins College Alumni

Sullins College originally located in Bristol, Virginia closed its doors in 1977. King University holds the student record for Sullins College.

  • Official Sullins College Transcripts

  • Historical information and Sullins College memorabilia can be found in The Sullins College Room house at the former site of the College, which is now owned by the United Company, Glenway Avenue, Bristol, Virginia. To schedule an appointment to visit, interested parties should call 276-466-3322.

  • For more information about the Sullins Endowed Fund or to give, email development@king.edu

  • To view Sullins College Yearbooks, contact the King University Library at library@king.edu

  • To update us about your life events, email alumni@king.edu.

  • For further questions, please contact the Office of Alumni Engagement at 423.652.6398 or alumni@king.edu.

Tornado Alley Shoppe

Shop for quality King University merchandise with confidence in our online store.

Tornado Alley Shoppe

King University Commitment Scholarship

This scholarship affirms King University’s commitment to providing an affordable education to economically challenged students.

King scholarships