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< Back Dr Shawn Redford Professor of New Testament Academic Degree and Education B.S. Mechanical Engineering:Purdue University, 1987 M.A. Intercultural Studies:Fuller Theological Seminary, School of World Mission, 1996 M.Div. Equivalency Courses: 12 units of Greek and 8 units of Hebrew, FTS, School of Theology, 1996-1997 Ph.D. Intercultural Studies: Fuller Theological Seminary, School of Intercultural Studies, 2007 GATE Teacher Training: Global Associates for Transformational Education, Level PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 2019 - Present: Kairos University Professor. 2018-Present Missionary Intern, Kenya, Christian Missionary Fellowship, Teaching Assistant, Fuller: Charles Kraft (1995 MT550) Ron Hammer (1997 Greek LG512); Wilbert Shenk (1998 MP520); Charles Van Engen (1999 MT520, MT537) Guest Lecturer: MB561, MI792/892, MP522, MT500, MT520, MT537, MT795 Developer/Founder of Greek and Hebrew Educational Resources, Pasadena, CA Community Coordinator, Residential Community, FTS Housing, Pasadena, CA Missiologos Electronic Publications Co-Founder and Researcher Missionary to Kenya, CMF International, Adjunct Assistant Professor in Biblical Theology of Mission, School of Intercultural Studies, MAGL, Office of Distance Learning, Fuller Theological Seminary Faculty, Africa International University-Nairobi Evangelical Graduate School of Theology (AIU-NEGST), Missions Department Faculty, Professor of New Testament and Missions, Kairos University 1

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< Back Dr. Dung D. Trinh Adjunct Professor of General Education Academic Degrees & Education Physician Medical Acupuncture Program, 2001-2002 University of California-Los Angeles School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA Residency – Internal Medicine, 1996-1999 Loma Linda University Medical Center, Loma Linda, CA MD, 1996 New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY Biological Sciences, 1992 University of California-Irvine, Irvine, CA Professional and Academic Appointments & Experience Chief Medical Officer, 2017 to Present Irvine Center for Clinical Research, Irvine, CA Kairos University, 2019 to Present Adjunct Professor of General Education Garden Grove CA Physician Investigator, 2009 to Present Irvine Center for Clinical Research, Irvine, CA Medical and Scientific Advisory Board, 2016 to Present Alzheimer’s Orange County, Irvine, CA Board of Directors, 2015 to Present Alzheimer’s Orange County, Irvine, CA Memorial Care Innovation Center Medical Director, 2005 to 2017 Memorial Care Medical Group (formerly Bristol Park Medical Group), Mission Viejo, CA • Member of Memorial Care Executive Committee, 2005-2011 • Member of Memorial Care Board of Directors, 2005-2013 • Chairman of Patient Care Committee, 2005-2017 • Utilization Management Committee, 2005-2017 Director, 2002-2017 Memorial Care Medical Acupuncture Clinic (formerly Bristol Park Medical), Mission Viejo, CA Staff Physician, 1999 to 2017 Memorial Care Medical Group (formerly Bristol Park Medical), Mission Viejo, CA President and Founder, 2014 to Present The TongueOut Corporation, Fountain Valley, CA

< Back Lawrencia Q. Jenkins Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Academic Degrees & Education • University of Louisiana Monroe Ph.D. in Marriage and Family Therapy – May 2024 (GPA: 4.0) Dissertation: Let the Circle be Broken: Examining the Relationship Between Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome, Trauma Symptoms of Discrimination & African Americans’ Attitude & Intentions Toward Seeking Professional Help • University of Louisiana Monroe M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy – May 2017 • University of Louisiana Monroe B.A. in Psychology – May 2015 Academic Appointments & Experience • University of Louisiana Monroe Graduate Teaching Assistant – August 2018 - August 2019 • Pfeiffer University at Charlotte, NC Guest Lecturer – 2022 • University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) Guest Lecturer, Family Dynamics Course – 2020 • Barbados Community College, St. Michael, Barbados Guest Lecturer, Trauma & Social Work (Trauma-Informed Practice) Certification Program – February 2024 Publications & Presentations • Covid Grief and Systemic Loss – Griefology 101 Virtual International Conference (2021) • Therapy for The Therapist: Creating a Therapeutic Toolbox for Your Self-Care Needs – LAMFT Annual Conference (2020) • Talking to Teens about Dealing with the Ups and Downs of Love – Bayou Life Magazine (2021) Courses & Training Developed • Marriage & Family Therapy with Diverse, Marginalized, and Underserved Communities – ULM Graduate Course • Skills for Marriage and Couples – Undergraduate Course, ULM • Ethical Concerns in the Transition to Online Therapy – Louisiana Association for Marriage and Family Therapy

< Back Terry Roseborough Director of early childhood ed Academic Degrees & Education Kairos AEU University PhD Organizational Leadership Tustin : expected graduation: 2025 May Grand Canyon University Mar 2017 PhD Organizational Leadership Phoenix Azusa Pacific University Jun 2008 — May 2011 Master of Education, PPS Credential School Psychology Azusa California State University Mar 2001 — Jun 2005 Bachelor of Science Psychology San Bernardino7/2019 – Present Kairos University Professor of General Education and Health Education Academic Appointments & Experience School Administrator, Harvest Academy May 2017 — Mar 2019 San Bernardino Reading Interventionist Specialist, Catapult Learning Sep 2016 — May 2017 Ontario Program Manager, Easter Seals Mar 2013 — Aug 2016 Ontario Child Care Director, Roseborough Family Child Care May 2004 — Present Rialto Eligibility worker II, Department of Social Services Jun 1992 — May 2004 Colton

< Back Dr. kiem le Professor of Theology Academic Degrees & Education • Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield, IL Ph.D. in Systematic Theology – 2015 Dissertation: That Complex Whole: Divine Action and Science in Arthur Peacocke • Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield, IL Master of Divinity (cum laude) – 2005 • University of California, Davis, CA B.Sc . in Biological Sciences – 1993 Academic Appointments & Experience • Kairos University Professor of Theology – Present • Alliance Evangelical Divinity School, Northern CA Director & Professor of Theology – Present • Alliance Evangelical Divinity School, Anaheim, CA Adjunct Professor of Theology – Present • Ha Noi Bible College, Vietnam Visiting Professor – 2012 - Present • Gateway Seminary, Fremont, CA Adjunct Professor – 2017 - 2019 Ministerial & Pastoral Experience • VITAS Healthcare Chaplain & Nationwide Grief Facilitator (Covid-19 Loss Zoom Group) – 2013 - Present • Living Word Community Church, San Jose, CA Lead Pastor – 2013 - 2022 • Guest Preacher at various local churches in the San Francisco Bay Area Research & Publications • Translation of The Gospel Coalition’s “Foundational Documents” into Vietnamese • Book Review: Dictionary of Christianity and Science: The Definitive Reference for the Intersection of Christian Faith and Contemporary Science – Bulletin of Ecclesial Theology, 2018 • Vietnamese Translation of John Frame’s Salvation Belongs to the Lord: An Introduction to Systematic Theology – P&R Publishing, 2016 Presentations & Conference Contributions • Some Reflections on the Diaspora Experience – Center for Pastor Theologians Annual Theology Conference, 2021 • Theology as Sanctified Imagination – Alliance Evangelical Divinity School, 2021 • A Critical Response to Amos Yong on Asian American Evangelical Theology – ISAAC NorCal Scholar Lecture, 2011 • The Life of Prayer – Midwest Annual C&MA Vietnamese Conference, 2009 • Thinking Christianly about the Culture of Advertising & Consumerism – C&MA Vietnamese District Conference, 2005 Courses & Areas of Teaching • Systematic Theology • Contemporary Theology • Apologetics • Historical Theology • Global Theology • Theological Education • Pastoral Ministry • History of the Vietnamese Church Professional Memberships • Evangelical Theological Society • Center for Pastor-Theologians

Associate of Arts in Social Work & Health 2 YEARS | 60 CREDITS[UNITS] Bachelor of Arts in Social Work & Health 4 YEARS | 120 CREDITS[UNITS] Find Out More About The Program Pathway The Bachelor/Associate of Arts in Social Work (BA or AA in Social Work) prepares students to become compassionate, competent, and culturally responsive professionals who serve individuals, families, and communities in need. Rooted in a foundation of human dignity, social justice, and ethical service, this program equips students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills for entry-level positions in social services and human care fields—or for further graduate study in social work, counseling, or related professions. Students in this program learn to: Understand and apply key theories of human behavior and the social environment Conduct needs assessments and deliver case management services Advocate for marginalized populations and systemic change Develop cultural humility and trauma-informed care practices Work in diverse settings such as schools, healthcare, mental health, child welfare, and non-profits The program includes core coursework in social policy, case management, ethics, diversity, and applied psychology, along with hands-on experience through supervised field placements or internships. Graduates are well-prepared for roles such as: Case managers Community outreach workers Behavioral health aides Support staff in child welfare or elder care Entry-level roles in addiction services or crisis intervention This degree also lays the academic foundation for those who plan to pursue a Master of Social Work (MSW) or licensure-based graduate degrees in counseling, marriage and family therapy, or clinical social work (LCSW). Description SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies Associate of Arts in Health and Social Care Bachelor of Arts in Health and Social Care Associate of Arts in Computer Science Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership Master of Science in Computer Information Systems Master of Science in Computer Science Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership TESOL Certificate English as a Second Language FULL AA CURRICULUM FULL BA CURRICULUM SOCIAL WORK Find Out More About The Curriculum

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 Chancellor 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

Master of Arts in Counseling, emphasis: Substance Use Disorder (SUD) 2.5 YEARS | 40 CREDITS [UNITS] CAADC (Certified Advanced Addiction & Drug Counselor) A Pathway to Transformative Healing Answer the call to bring healing and restoration to those battling addiction through the transformative Master of Arts in Counseling program with an emphasis in Substance Use Disorder (MAC/SUD) at Kairos Pacific University, Campus of AEU. At the intersection of clinical excellence, addiction science, and deep Christian conviction, this program is designed for those compelled to make a redemptive impact in the lives of individuals, families, and communities affected by substance use and co-occurring disorders. Becoming a student in this program means more than academic training—it means joining a Spirit-filled, mission-driven community that nurtures your calling, equips your clinical competency, and celebrates your heart to serve. Kairos Pacific University understands that the journey to becoming an effective addiction counselor is both a professional pursuit and a spiritual formation process. That’s why the MAC/SUD program is intentionally crafted to blend evidence-based approaches with a whole-person, biblically rooted framework. You’ll be prepared not only for licensure pathways and certification (CAADC/LAADC), but for Kingdom-minded leadership in some of the most urgent spaces of need—addiction recovery, trauma restoration, and community transformation. Program Overview The Master of Arts in Counseling with an emphasis in Substance Use Disorder (MAC/SUD) is a rigorous, two-year graduate program (40 units) that equips students for effective, ethical, and Spirit-led counseling practice in addiction treatment and recovery contexts. This program is designed for those called to serve individuals, families, and communities navigating the complexities of substance use and co-occurring disorders. Rooted in a biblically integrated framework and aligned with professional addiction counseling standards, the MAC/SUD offers specialized training in trauma-informed care, diagnostics, treatment planning, and culturally responsive interventions. Students graduate with both theological depth and clinical readiness, prepared to step into various addiction-related roles or pursue CAADC/LAADC certification pathways in California. Why Enroll in MA COUNSELING with an emphasis in Substance Use Disorder at Kairos Pacific University? Community and Mentorship: You're more than a student at Kairos University; you're an integral part of a nurturing community. Engage in enriching interactions with faculty and peers through small classes, group discussions, and personalized mentorship, supporting both your professional journey and spiritual well-being. Experiential Training: Step beyond theoretical learning into extensive, hands-on clinical experiences. Practicums and internships across various settings allow you to apply what you've learned under the mentorship of seasoned professionals, enhancing your confidence and skills as a therapist. Flexibility for Working Professionals: Acknowledging the varied schedules of our students, we offer flexible class timings, including evening courses and part-time study options, ensuring that your educational ambitions can be balanced with personal and professional commitments. Career Readiness: Designed with your professional future in mind, our program meets the licensure standards of California, equipping you with the knowledge, skills, and network to excel in diverse environments such as private practices, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and beyond. Prepare for Licensure with Confidence: meticulously aligned with the licensure requirements set by the state of California. We are committed to preparing our students not only to meet but to exceed the professional standards required for licensure within California. Understanding that some of our graduates may choose to practice outside of California, we also offer comprehensive support for those pursuing licensure in other states. Transform Lives, Including Your Own: Choosing the MAC/SUD Program at Kairos Pacific University is more than earning a degree—it’s answering a Kingdom call to bring healing where it’s needed most. At the Kairos Pacific University, Campus of AEU, the Master of Arts in Counseling with an emphasis in Substance Use Disorder prepares you to serve on the frontlines of addiction recovery with both clinical excellence and Spirit-led compassion. This journey is not just about acquiring credentials; it’s about stepping into your God-given purpose to restore lives and bring hope to the broken. As you integrate your faith with professional substance use disorder counseling, you won’t just impact those you serve—you’ll experience profound personal and spiritual transformation. Join a Christ-centered community where your passion for helping others meets high-level training, and where you’ll be equipped to become a skilled, ethical, and deeply compassionate counselor. Together, let’s build a future where healing flows through both clinical tools and eternal truths. Start your journey of redemptive impact today. Master of Arts in Counseling (MAC), Emphasis: Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Program Requirements: Degree Components: Core Courses and Electives: Students complete 66 total units through core coursework and electives that cover theoretical foundations, clinical practice, ethics, multicultural counseling, and spiritual integration. Professional Development Hours: Fifty hours of structured professional development strengthen ethical leadership, personal growth, and reflective counseling practice rooted in Christian values. Clinical Training Hours: Students must complete 400 supervised clinical hours, including 300 direct client hours and 100 relational hours focused on families, couples, or group work. Capstone Project: The program concludes with a comprehensive case presentation, demonstrating each student’s clinical competence, ethical reasoning, and integration of faith-based principles. Electives In addition to core coursework, students may choose from a range of elective courses to deepen their expertise and align their training with personal interests. Options include: Holistic Healing: Mind, Body, and Spirit Emotional Intelligence and Neuro-Linguistic Psychology Communion with God Inner Healing and Integrative Theology Creative Therapies and Transformational Counseling Electives offer the flexibility to enrich your counseling approach with biblically grounded, whole-person perspectives. Master of Arts in Counseling (MAC), Emphasis: Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Total Program Units: 40 The MAC/SUD program offers specialized training in substance use disorder counseling, integrating clinical excellence with Christian faith. The curriculum prepares students for roles in addiction recovery, mental health counseling, and co-occurring disorder treatment, aligned with TAP 21 competencies and California certification pathways (CAADC/LAADC). Additional Requirements Professional Development All MAC/SUD students participate in a 50-hour professional development sequence focused on integrating ethical practice with Christian values. This training emphasizes personal maturity, counselor identity, and spiritual leadership in clinical settings. Clinical Training Students are required to complete a minimum of 400 supervised clinical hours, including 300 direct client hours and 100 relational hours focused on couples, family, or group counseling. Practicum placements are conducted at approved field sites and are aligned with California certification requirements. Licensure Preparation The MAC/SUD program is aligned with the educational standards for certification as a Certified or Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CAADC/LAADC) in California. Upon completion of all coursework and clinical requirements, graduates are eligible to pursue licensure through their designated certification board and sit for the applicable examinations. Get in Touch Kairos Pacific University of California 888 686 5222 info@kairos.aeu.edu First Name Last Name Email Phone Message Send Thanks for submitting!

< Back Dr. Paul Alan Hertig Professor of New Testament and Global Study Dr. Paul Alan Hertig Professor of Global Studies and Intercultural Theology ⸻ Academic Appointments & Teaching Experience • Azusa Pacific University Professor of Global Studies and Director of Los Angeles Term (2002–2023) • World Mission University Professor of Intercultural Studies and Associate Dean (1995–1998) • Fuller Theological Seminary Adjunct Instructor in Intercultural Studies (1994–1998) • Reformed Presbyterian Seminary Instructor of Theology (1992–1995) • Missiology: An International Review Book Editor for Reviews and Books Received (1999–2002) ⸻ Ministerial & Pastoral Experience • Active in missional education, community transformation, and theological development • Organizer of justice and urban ministry initiatives through Azusa Pacific University • Leadership in faith-based academic partnerships and community outreach ⸻ Publications & Works • Matthew’s Narrative Use of Galilee in the Multicultural and Missiological Journeys of Jesus (Mellen Biblical Press, 1998) • Mission in Acts: Ancient Narratives in Contemporary Context (Co-editor, Orbis, 2004) • Landmark Essays in Mission and World Christianity (Co-editor, Orbis, 2009) • “The Jubilee Mission of Jesus in the Gospel of Luke: Reversals of Fortunes,” Missiology (1998) • “The Great Commission Revisited: The Role of God’s Reign in Disciple Making,” Missiology (2001) • “Transforming Theological Education through Experiential Learning in Urban Contexts,” Mission Studies (2002) ⸻ Education • Ph.D., Fuller Theological Seminary (1995) • Th.M., Fuller Theological Seminary (1993) • M.Div., Fuller Theological Seminary (1988) • B.A., University of Minnesota (1979)

< Back Dr. Kien Duong Professor of General Education Academic Degrees & Education 2001-2005 Staten Island University Hospital 475 Seaview Avenue Staten Island, NY 10305 Residency in Combined Internal Medicine/Pediatrics 2001-2002 Staten Island University Hospital 475 Seaview Avenue Staten Island, NY 10305 Internship in Combined Internal Medicine/Pediatrics 1999-2001 New York Medical College Valhalla, NY 10595 Degree of Doctor of Medicine 1991-1997 City College of New York (CUNY) Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education/ CUNY Medical School 138th Street & Convent Avenue New York, NY 10031 Combined Bachelor of Science/Doctor of Medicine 1988-1991 Brooklyn Technical High School 29 Fort Greene Place Brooklyn, NY 11217 High School Regents Diploma Academic Appointments & Experience 7/2019 – Present Kairos University Professor of General Education and Health Education 7/2006 – Present Memorial Care Medical Group 2742 Dow Avenue Tustin, CA 92780 714-549-1300 Physician 4/2006-6/2006 Hung Nguyen, MD Inc 10900 Westminster Ave #3 Garden Grove, CA 92843 Physician 08/2005- 09/2005 Elmhurst Ave Medical Associates 86-08 Elmhurst Ave Elmhurst, NY 11371 Physician 2005-2006 York College of New York (CUNY) Physician Assistant Program 94-20 Guy R. Brewer Boulevard Jamaica, NY 11451 Physician Assistant Lecturer 1998-1999 Aviation High School of New York City 45-30 36th Street Long Island City, NY 11101 Science Teacher Awards 2004-2005 Staten Island University Hospital 475 Seaview Avenue Staten Island, NY 10305 Chief Resident in Combined Internal Medicine/Pediatrics

< Back Dr. Rob Covell Professor of Practical Theology Dr. Rob Covell Professor of Practical Theology ⸻ Academic Appointments & Teaching Experience • Wagner University Vice Chancellor / Administrative Faculty  • Adjunct or teaching roles (unspecified) in theology and ministry ⸻ Ministerial & Pastoral Experience • Senior Pastor, The Refuge Community  • Co-Founder, QTI School of Applied Theology  • Ordained Pastor (various ministry roles)  ⸻ Publications & Works • The Revelation of Hope: A Commentary on the Book of Revelation  • Arise: Spiritual Formation for the Apostolic Reformation  • Diakrino: How is God Judging the World Today?  • Life That Will Always Be: Everything You Have Ever Wanted to Know About the Afterlife  • Five-Fold Females  • Seven Spheres Rising: Building Micro-Culture in Babylon