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When you join Kairos University's MFT Program, you will have the most cost effective($26,400/program) MFT education and students will be equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to pursue a fulfilling career as a Licensed Therapist in Marriage & Family Therapy. Join us here at Kairos Pacific University of California and: BECOME A MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPIST LICENSED COUNSELOR TODAY WITH THE MOST AFFORDABLE PROGRAM($26,400/program)! GET MORE INFO Contact us to learn more about our licensed therapist program! First Name Last Name Email Phone Submit Now * Tuition Based upon 2024/25 school year Ready to Join us? Apply Below! Apply Now Listen to Professor Andrew Cecrle share insights on how to: Become a Licensed Therapist Today! Contact Us to Learn More Ready to Apply Are you ready to apply today? Click here to start your application by taking the first step. Apply Now Licensed Marriage & Family Therapy Program Students who join Kairos Pacific University of California's MA in Marriage & Family Therapy will be equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to pursue a fulfilling career as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT). Our program is approved by the Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) for LMFT licensure in California. School of Counseling Marriage & Family Therapy Elevate your skills in the realm of Marriage & Family Therapy. Our program prepares you for contemporary practice, nurturing relationships with couples and families. Strengthen your capacity to offer meaningful therapeutic support through Kairos University of California's Marriage & Family Therapy Program. Learn More Frequently Asked Questions MFT What is the duration of the MFT program? The MFT program can be completed in two to three years, depending on the student's pace and preferences in course load. Can you detail the internship requirements for the MFT program? Internships are an integral part of the program, providing students with supervised practical experiences in real-world settings, crucial for developing effective therapeutic skills. Who accredits the MFT program? This program holds accreditation from the Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE), and CHEA, ensuring it meets the professional and educational standards required for licensure. It is also approved by the The Board of Behavioral Sciences(BBS) a California state regulatory agency, responsible for licensing, examination, and enforcement of professional standards for Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFT) and Associates (AMFT). What is the total cost of the MFT program? The total cost for completing the MFT program is $26,400, inclusive of all fees and tuition. How many units are needed to complete the MFT program? A total of 66 units are required for graduation, encompassing a comprehensive curriculum that covers theoretical and practical aspects of family and marriage therapy. What is the cost per unit in the MFT program? The cost per unit is set at $400, reflecting the quality and depth of the educational materials provided. What are the semester costs for the MFT program? Each semester in the MFT program costs $4,800, which allows for budgeting consistency over the course of study. Apply Now

< Back Dr. Gailand ASA Woodward JR Adjunct Professor of Practical Theology and leadership Academic Degrees & Education • Union Theological Seminary • Ph.D. (Church History) • M.Div. (Theology) • New York University • B.A. (Psychology) Academic Appointments & Experience • Kairos University : Professor of Church History • Canaan Taiwanese Christian Church : Pastor of English Ministries • Institute for the Study of Asian American Christianity : Executive Director and Founder • Logos Evangelical Seminary : Adjunct Professor • University of San Francisco : Adjunct Professor • Pacific School of Religion : Adjunct Professor • Graduate Theological Union/American Baptist Seminary of the West : Associate Professor of American Religious History • American Baptist Seminary of the West : Director of the Asian American Center • Colgate Rochester Divinity School/Crozer Theological Seminary : Assistant Professor • Denver Seminary : Assistant Professor of Church History Awards • Theological Scholar’s Grant • 2006 Association of Theological Schools (Lilly Endowment) • Project: “Persistent Witness: A Documentary History of Asian Protestants in the North American Diaspora” • The Changing Face of American Evangelicalism Research Grant • 2004-2005 Institute for the Study of American Evangelicals (Wheaton College - Luce Foundation) • Project: “The Evangelical Reconstruction of Chinese American Protestantism” • Project on Lived Theology • 2003-2004 University of Virginia (Lilly Endowment Inc.) • Faculty Grant • 2001 Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion (Lilly Endowment Inc.) • Workshop on Teaching & Learning for Theological School Faculty • 2000-2001 Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion (Lilly Endowment Inc.) • Participant in the Project on Theology and Race • 2000-2001 University of Virginia (Lilly Endowment Inc.) • Project on Theology and Community • 1997-1998 Loyola College in Maryland (Lilly Endowment Inc.) • Women and Twentieth-Century Protestantism Project Research Grant • 1996-1997 Andover-Newton Theological School & Institute for the Study of American Evangelicals (Pew Charitable Trusts) • Project: “Unbinding Their Souls: Chinese Protestant Women in Twentieth-Century America” • Summer Faculty Research Stipend • 1996 Louisville Institute for the Study of Protestantism and American Culture (Lilly Endowment Inc.) • Project: “Generation to Generation: An Oral-Video History Project Documenting Chinese Protestantism in the United States Since World War II” • Faculty Grants Seminar for Underrepresented Faculty • February 17-19, 1995 Association of Theological Schools • Dissertation Fellowship • 1992-1993 Louisville Institute for the Study of Protestantism and American Culture (Lilly Endowment Inc.) Affiliations • American Academy of Religion • American Historical Association • American Society of Church History • Association for Asian American Studies • Organization of American Historians Publications & Presentations • With David Yoo, “History of Religion in Asian America,” Oxford Handbook of Asian American History (Oxford University Press, forthcoming) • “Religious Leaders,” Asian and Oceanic American Religious Cultures Encyclopedia (ABC-CLIO) • Asian American Christianity: A Reader , Co-edited with Dr. Viji Nakka-Cammauf (Institute for the Study of Asian American Christianity, August 2009) • The Growth of Chinese Churches in the Bay Area : The 2008 Report of the Bay Area Chinese Churches Research Project, Co-edited with Dr. James Chuck (Institute for the Study of Asian American Christianity, March 2009) • Conversations on Forming Asian American Evangelical Theologies , Co-edited with D.J. Chuang (L2 Foundation, 2006) • Asian American Religious Leadership Today: A Preliminary Inquiry (Duke Divinity School, 2005) • “Exploring Asian American Christianity: Its Past, Present, and Future,” American Baptist Quarterly XXI:3 (September, 2002) • “Celebrating the Sesquicentennial of Rochester Theological Seminary,” American Baptist Quarterly XX:2 (June, 2001) Books • Book Chapter : “The Multicultural Future of American Evangelicalism,” in The Future of Evangelicalism in America (Columbia University Press, forthcoming) • Book : Trans-Pacific Transpositions: Protestantism in Chinese America (tentative title) • Book : Persistent Witness: A Documentary History of Asian American Christianity , co-edited with Hyung Shin Park • Book Chapter : “Children of Light: Following Jesus in Public Life” in Honoring the Generations: Learning with Asian North American Congregations (Judson Press, 2012): 148–168 • “Polity, Theology, and Ethnicity: Three Factors in the History of Asian American Baptists in Twentieth-Century America” in Baptist History Celebration – 2007 (Particular Baptist Press, 2008): 488-496 • “Beyond Orientalism and Assimilation: The Asian American as Historical Subject” in Realizing the America of Our Hearts: Theological Voices of Asian Americans (Chalice Press, 2003): 55-72 • “Trans-Pacific Transpositions: Continuities and Discontinuities in Chinese North American Protestantism,” in Revealing the Sacred in Asian and Pacific America (Routledge, 2003): 241-271 Teaching • American Religious History • Asian American Christianity (also as a GTU Ph.D. seminar) • Cultures of East Asia: Philosophy & Religion • Evangelicalism and Pentecostalism in the Modern World • History of Christianity courses (Early, Medieval, Reformation, Modern, Global, and Multicultural Perspectives) • History of Trans-Pacific Christianity Since 1500 • Race and Religion in U.S. History (also as a GTU Ph.D. seminar) • Religion in 20th Century United States: An Oral History Approach • Religion in the American West (GTU Ph.D. seminar) • Women and Religion in U.S. History

< Back Dr. David Alabran Professor of Counseling Dr. David W. Alabran, Ph.D. Pastoral Counselor & Coach Academic Degrees & Education • Provident University Ph.D. in Psychology – 2018 • Mosten Mediation Certificate in Conflict Resolution/Divorce Mediation Training – 2015 • Sober Living Network Certified Sober Living Manager – 2015 • Azusa Pacific University M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy – 1994 Emphasis on the Integration of Theology and Psychology • California State University, Fullerton B.A. in Psychology – 1991 • San Clemente Police Department Chaplaincy Training – 1989 • Saddleback College A.A. Degree – 1988 • Billy Graham School of Evangelism Evangelism Certificate – 1986 • Fuller Theological Seminary Signs & Wonders and Church Growth (John Wimber) – 1983 • Calvary Chapel of Costa Mesa Pastoral Training Completion – 1982 • Calvary Chapel of Dana Point Pastoral Training Completion – 1981 • Calvary Chapel Bible College Certificate in Biblical Studies – 1980 Academic Appointments & Experience • Karis Global University Associate Professor – 2018 – Present MA Program Design and Teaching in: • Spiritual Formation & Pastor-Church Development • Marriage Therapy • Healing & Recovery • Cross-Cultural Missions Training • Trinity College of Graduate Studies Adjunct Professor – 1997 – 2002 Taught: • Clinical Skills I, II, III • Marriage Counseling • Healing of Memories • Group Psychotherapy • Berean Seminary Adjunct Professor of Pastoral Counseling – 1995 Taught: • Pastoral Counseling • Marriage & Family Counseling • Calvary Chapel Bible College Professor of Bible – 1989 – 1990 Taught: • Pauline Epistles • Evangelism & Discipleship • Person and Work of the Holy Spirit • Homiletics • Led street evangelism Ministerial & Pastoral Experience • Capo Beach Calvary Pastor to Singles – 1993 – 1994 Pastor to College Group – 1991 – 1992 • Calvary Chapel of Dana Point Lay Pastor – 1981 – 1988 • Led New Believers Classes, Prayer Ministry, Bible Studies • Weekly Street Evangelism • Contributed to a successful church plant in Oceanside, CA • Billy Graham Crusade (Anaheim, CA) Field Supervisor – 1986 • New Life Campus Ministries at Saddleback College President – 1986 – 1988 Professional Counseling Experience • Amazing Marriages (Founder) – 2016 – Present • Counseling, workshops, and seminars on dating, marriage, and relationships • Founded the “OC Amazing Marriages & Relationships” Meetup Group with 100+ members • Abundant Life Ministries (Founder) – 2009 – Present • Workshops, seminars, and pastoral consulting • Ministry and staff development, marriage counseling, small groups, and recovery support • Private Practice (Self-Employed) – 2002 – Present • Licensed MFT, pastoral counselor, and consultant • Capistrano Valley Counseling Center MFT Intern and Pastoral Counselor – 1994 – 2002 • Alpha Care Psychiatric Hospital Staff Psychotherapist (MFT Intern) – 1991 – 1996 • Marriage and Family Matters Counseling Center MFT Trainee/Intern – 1991 – 1994 • Capistrano by the Sea Psychiatric Hospital Mental Health Worker – 1991 – 1996 • Worked in adolescent, adult, and chemical dependency units Speaking Engagements & Leadership • Featured speaker since 1985 at numerous retreats, churches, and workshops covering: • Pastoral Counseling Training • “How We Heal” • “Creating Love Marriage Workshop” • “Total Recovery” Workshop • And more (list of topics available upon request)

< Back Abel Villanova Director of Spanish Program Pastor Abel Villanueva Director of Spanish Program ⸻ Academic Degrees & Education • Kairos University Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy) in Organizational Leadership – In Progress • Fuller Theological Seminary M.A. in Pastoral Ministry – 2008 • Latin American Theological Studies B.A. in Theology – 2003 • National Apostolic Bible College B.A. in Theology – 1992 (Valedictorian) ⸻ Academic Appointments & Teaching Experience • Kairos University Director of Spanish Program – Present • Various Bible Colleges (English & Spanish) Professor – Over 25 years of teaching and lecturing experience ⸻ Ministerial & Pastoral Experience • God’s House / Casa de Dios, Anaheim, CA Senior Pastor – 1999–Present (Bilingual, multi-generational Christian church) • Anaheim Apostolic Church Assistant Pastor, Treasurer, and Church Administrator – 7 years • SADELA (District Bible College) Director – 5 years • Apostolic Assembly (District) Supervisory Pastor – Oversaw multiple churches and pastors for 8 years ⸻ Publications / Speaking Engagements • Regular conference speaker within the Apostolic Assembly and Christian education circles • Sermons, training materials, and leadership resources (unpublished but widely used in church settings)

Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies (Counseling Concentration) 4 YEARS | 120 CREDITS[UNITS] ACADEMIC PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES The Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies (Counseling concentration) is a 4-year program based on 120 semester units. The BALS is designed to equip students for pastoral ministry and leadership within the local church, as well as in Christian or non-Christian non-profit and mission organizations. The program will provide students with an extensive knowledge of the Bible and the skills to communicate God's word effectively in the power of Holy Spirit. SCHOOL OF COUNSELING Master of Arts in Counseling with Marriage and Family Therapy Doctor of Counseling with Marriage and Family Therapy Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies (Counseling concentration) Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies (Counseling concentration) FULL BALS CURRICULUM BACHELOR OF ARTS IN LEADERSHIP STUDIES (COUNSELING CONCENTRATION) CURRICULUM Find Out More About The Curriculum

When you join Kairos University's Chaplaincy Program, students will be equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to pursue a fulfilling career as a Licensed Professional Chaplain. Join us here at Kairos University of California and: BECOME A CHAPLAIN TODAY! Ready to Join us? Apply Below! Apply Now GET MORE INFO Contact us to learn more about Chaplaincy! First Name Last Name Email Phone Submit Now A representative will be in touch with you within a couple of days. You will receive a call from a number with area code 949. Thanks! Listen to Dr. Robert McKay share insights on how to: Become a Chaplain Today! Contact Us to Learn More Ready to Apply Are you ready to apply today? Click here to start your application by taking the first step. Apply Now Kairos Pacific University of California Chaplaincy Program Program Format Each Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) unit comprises 400 hours: 100 hours of didactic instruction and 300 hours of clinical practice (internship). Units are offered every quarter (Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter). This represents a typical full-time schedule that spans 12 weeks, with approximately 25 clinical hours per week (totaling 300 clinical hours) plus 100 didactic hours delivered across the term. Accreditation & Board Certification Pathway Upon successful completion, students earn four (4) CPE units through the Institute for Clinical Pastoral Training (ICPT), accredited by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education & Training (ACCET), a U.S. Department of Education–recognized accreditor. These units may be used toward eligibility to apply for chaplaincy board certification with a nationally recognized certifying body, subject to each board’s specific requirements. Explore the richness of Kairos Pacific University of California's Chaplaincy Program, extending beyond our core curriculum. Our program is designed to cater to a diverse array of interests and professional aspirations within the realm of Chaplaincy. With a commitment to offering a comprehensive educational journey, we invite you to delve into the details of our Chaplaincy Program and discover how it aligns with your academic and career goals. For more information, visit our dedicated page on the Chaplaincy Program at Kairos Pacific University of California. See Program Detail School of Theology Chaplaincy Program Enhance your role as a Chaplain in today's dynamic landscape. Our program equips you for modern Chaplaincy, fostering connections with individuals and communities. Elevate your ability to provide impactful spiritual guidance through Kairos University of California's Chaplaincy Program. Learn More Frequently Asked Questions Chaplaincy How long does the Chaplaincy program take to complete? The Chaplaincy program spans three years, during which students engage in both academic studies and practical training to prepare for chaplaincy in various settings. What does the internship component of the Chaplaincy program involve? The internship is a core part of the curriculum, incorporating one full unit of Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE). This hands-on component is vital for developing the interpersonal skills necessary for effective pastoral care and counseling. Which accrediting bodies recognize the Chaplaincy program? Our program is accredited by prestigious bodies including the Association of Theological Schools (ATS), the Institute for Clinical Pastoral Training (ICPT), and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA), ensuring it meets high standards of educational quality. What is the total cost of the Chaplaincy program? The comprehensive cost for the entirety of the program is $28,880, which covers all necessary tuition and fees. How many total units are required for completion of the Chaplaincy program? Students are required to complete a total of 72 units to fulfill the academic requirements of the program. What is the cost per unit in the Chaplaincy program? Each unit in the program costs $400, which includes access to all required course materials and resources. How much does each semester cost for the Chaplaincy program? The cost per semester is $4,800, calculated based on the number of units taken each term. Apply Now

Master of Arts in Ministry Leadership 2 YEARS | 40 CREDITS[UNITS] ACADEMIC PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES The Master of Arts in Ministry Leadership (MAML) is designed for persons preparing for Christian ministry, with a particular view towards persons who wish to minister in cross-cultural or multicultural environments. The program is suitable for persons seeking academic preparation for service as missionaries, cross-cultural workers, pastors, teachers, and researchers. The MAML has two tracks. The Missions/ICS Emphasis track has a core of missions and ICS courses, coupled with a Bible & theology core, as well as courses in leadership or practical ministry skills which complement the direct missions/ICS courses. The MAML also offers a Ministry & Leadership Track, with the same Bible & theology core, and then relatively more courses in leadership and practical ministry skills. The MAML program requires a minimum of 40 semester credits, which may be completed in two academic years. As many as ten semester units of graduate work (25% of the program) may be transferred in from another school. SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies (Pastoral Ministry concentration) Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies (Pastoral Ministry concentration) Master of Divinity Doctor of Ministry Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with Missional Church Leadership Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with Coaching and Mentoring Master of Arts in Ministry Leadership Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies (Worship, Media & Creative Arts concentration) Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies (Worship, Media & Creative Arts concentration) FULL MAML CURRICULUM MASTER OF ARTS IN MINISTRY LEADERSHIP CURRICULUM Find Out More About The Curriculum

LEADERSHIP TEAM Dr. Grace Choi-Kim Executive Vice President Dr. Daniel Lane Academic Dean, Professor of Old Testament Dr. Patrick D. Ross Associate Academic Dean, Professor of Organizational Leadership Dr. Dean Bobar Dean of Undergraduate Studies, Dean of Students, and Assistant Professor of New Testament Dr. Brian Kim Vice-President, Provost Dr. Kim Chosie Academic Dean, Counseling Programs Professor of Counselor Education FACULTY Dr. Daniel B. Gilbert Professor of Theology Dr. Kenneth R. Walters, JR. Professor of Theology and Church History Dr. Eric De Nijs Professor of Coaching and Mentoring Dr. Paul Alan Hertig Professor of New Testament and Global Study Dr. Ryun Chang Professor of Theology Dr. Lucas J. Mather Professor of Philosophy Dr. Ryan Reeves Professor of Theology and Church History Dr. Tony Richie Adjunct Professor of Theology Dr. Ronald E. Man Professor of Worship & Practical Theology Dr. David Reed Professor of Practical Theology Dr. Neil Cole Professor of Practical Theology Dr. Rob Covell Professor of Practical Theology Dr. Geoffrey Wattoff Adjunct Professor of Practical Theology Dr. Kien Duong Professor of General Education Dr. Chung Lee Professor of Mathematics and Science Dr. Dung D. Trinh Adjunct Professor of General Education Dr. Kevin Grant Professor of Organizational Leadership, Ph.D. program Director Lesley Russell Professor of General Education Dr. John G. Stupar Professor of Organizational Leadership Dr. Hansol Park Professor of Computer Science Terry Roseborough Director of Early Childhood Ed Eun Sook Kim Director of International Affairs Dr. Brian W. Albright Adjuct Professor of Organizational Leadership Abel Villanueva Director of Spanish Program FACULTY Counseling Programs Susan George PsyD, PhD, LPCC, MFT, MSW Director of LPCC Professor of Counselor Education Sara Lappan MFT, LPCC, PhD Director of MFT Professor of Counselor Education Brian Paulson MFT, LPCC, PhD Professor of Counselor Education Lawrencia Jenkins MFT, LPCC, PhD Professor of Counselor Education Sanhun Roh PhD Director of Counseling Professor of Counselor Education David Alabranan MFT, LPCC, PhD Professor of Counselor Education Jin Han MFT, LPCC, PhD Professor of Counselor Education Linda Thompson MFT, LPCC, PhD Professor of Counselor Education

< Back Lesley Russell Professor of General Education Lesley Russell Professional Summary Lesley Russell is an educational reformer, speaker, and advocate for transformational, Christ-centered education. She is the founder of EQUIP 210 , a national K-12 alternative and hybrid education program, and Next Generation Ministries , which focuses on helping students discover their purpose. Lesley also hosts the podcast Reinventing Education with Leaders and Visionaries , where she explores innovative education models and leadership strategies. Education • Master’s in Secondary Education – Manhattanville College, Purchase, NY • Bachelor of Arts in English – Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, PA Work Experience President & Founder – EQUIP 210 (2023 - Present) • Founded and leads EQUIP 210 , a K-12 Alternative/Hybrid Educational Program with national and global influence. • Oversees operations, strategic planning, and expansion efforts. • Developed a leadership training program to establish EQUIP 210 campuses based on seven core values: Love, Grace, Kindness, Honor, Obedience, Excellence, and Courage . • Provides guidance in leadership, curriculum design, IT platforms, scheduling, community engagement , and faith-based education. • Built strategic partnerships with universities, trade schools, and community organizations to empower students in discovering their unique purpose. • Designed teacher training programs focused on student-centered learning, interactive lesson planning, and identity-based education to foster a purpose-driven learning environment. President & Founder – Next Generation Ministries / Independent Learning Academy (2012 - 2023) • Established Southern California’s largest homeschool hybrid movement , serving thousands of students. • Acted as Executive Director , overseeing multiple campuses and training campus directors in management and leadership. • Pioneered a Christ-centered homeschool hybrid education model , engaging students, parents, and educators in a faith-based learning community. • Developed a scalable, sustainable hybrid education framework , setting a precedent for similar models nationwide. • Built partnerships with local organizations and educational institutions to enhance student opportunities and resources. • Trained teachers and staff to equip students as change-makers with personalized education pathways. Charter Head – Trail Life Troop 7401 (2017 - 2023) • Founded the first Trail Life troop in Southern California , mentoring fathers in leadership and training them in Trail Life’s values and structures. • Organized community outreach initiatives , including camping and hiking events , to encourage youth engagement. • Developed a structured badge-earning program for youth, supporting the national Trail Life organization . Expertise ✔ Educational Reform ✔ Leadership Development ✔ Curriculum Design ✔ Hybrid Education ✔ Community Building ✔ Teacher Training ✔ Public Speaking ✔ Podcasting ✔ Partnership Building ✔ Youth Mentorship Ambassador & Consultant Roles • Don’t Mess with Our Kids – Trained by Jenny Donnelly to educate pastors, churches, and community leaders on child protection in schools. • Children’s Educational Act – Partnered with Mayor Kevin McNamee on an Educational Savings Account initiative for inclusion on the 2026 California ballot. • Third Education Revolution/Truth and Transformation – Collaborating with global leaders on reforming education at an international level . • Turning Point USA – Speaker at national events , advocating for alternative education solutions . • Billion Soul Harvest/Global Education Forum – Collaborated with world leaders at the 2024 South Korea summit to transform global education.

Faculty Dr. Grace Choi-Kim Executive Vice President Dr. Kenneth R. Walters, JR. Professor of Theology and Church History Dr. Dean Bobar Dean of Undergraduate Studies, Dean of Students, and Assistant Professor of New Testament Dr. Ryan Reeves Professor of Theology and Church History Dr. Ronald E. Man Professor of Worship & Practical Theology Dr. Tony Richie Adjunct Professor of Theology Dr. David Reed Professor of Practical Theology Dr. Lucas J. Mather Professor of Philosophy Dr. Geoffrey Wattoff Adjunct Professor of Practical Theology Dr. Kien Duong Professor of General Education Dr. Daniel Lane Academic Dean, Professor of Old Testament Dr. Patrick D. Ross Associate Academic Dean, Professor of Organizational Leadership Dr. Brian Kim Vice-President, Provost Dr. Neil Cole Professor of Practical Theology Dr. Rob Covell Professor of Practical Theology Dr. Robert Mckay Adjunct Professor of Chaplaincy Dr. Chung Lee Professor of Mathematics and Science Dr. Dung D. Trinh Adjunct Professor of General Education Dr. Kevin Grant Professor of Organizational Leadership, Ph.D. program Director Dr. John G. Stupar Professor of Organizational Leadership Adjuct Professor of Organizational Leadership Counseling and Therapy Faculty Kim Chosie Academic Dean of Counseling, Professor of MFT, LPC-S, CAP, EdD Susan George Director of LPCC, Professor of MFT and LPCC, PhD, PsyD, MSW Sara Lappan Director of MFT and Professor of LPCC, PhD Brian Paulson Professor of MFT and LPCC, PhD Lawrencia Jenkins Professor of MFT and LPCC, PhD Sanhun Roh Director of Counseling, PhD David Alabranan Professor of MFT and LPCC, PhD Jin Han Professor of MFT and LPCC, PhD Linda Thompson Professor of MFT and LPCC, PhD Anchor 1 Lesley Russell Professor of General Education Terry Roseborough Director of Early Childhood Ed Eun Sook Kim Director of International Affairs Abel Villanueva Director of Spanish Program Dr. Brian W. Albright Adjuct Professor of Organizational Leadership Dr. Hansol Park Professor of Computer Science Dr. Paul Alan Hertig Professor of New Testament and Global Study Dr. Ryun Chang Professor of Theology Dr. Eric De Nijs Professor of Coaching and Mentoring Dr. Daniel B. Gilbert Professor of Theology Kairos Pacific Academic Team