Title IX Title IX Coordinator Contact Information Aaron Prohs Title IX Coordinator 308-641-3165 aprohs@summitcc.edu Training for Title IX Coordinator includes: Title IX Webinars: The First Amendment and Title IX: An OCR Short Webinar OCR Short Webinar on How to Report Sexual Harassment under Title IX Conducting and Adjudicating Title IX Hearings: An OCR Training Webinar OCR Webinar on Due Process Protections under the New Title IX Regulations OCR Webinar on New Title IX Protections Against Sexual Assault OCR Webinar: Title IX Regulations Addressing Sexual Harassment

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< Back UNITY IN FAITH - Monday, March 16th Seminar #2 - Taught by Andi Grant In a world that feels so divided, unity can seem like an unattainable goal. But in John 17, Jesus prayed for unity for all who would believe. What did He mean and how do we become the answer to Jesus’ prayer? Don’t miss out as we explore Unity in Faith. REGISTER HERE Previous Next

Read the Welcome statement from Summit Christian College President David K. Parrish. President's Welcome To respond to the tender heart of the Lord of Lords with one's own willing and humble heart in obedient service to Him is indeed the highest calling on earth. Summit Christian College is dedicated to the service of all who are personally compelled to respond to Christ's high call and who now come to prepare themselves to serve. While there are many high quality Christian colleges available, I believe you will find Summit Christian College to be an excellent choice. Its programs of study are expressly targeted to prepare students for Christian leadership vocations in missions, ministry and Christian education. Its faculty and staff are highly qualified and respected for their individual achievements in cross-cultural and domestic Christian service. SCC's idyllic setting at the base of the Scottsbluff Monument in Gering, Nebraska and its recently acquired, modern campus facilities provide a pleasant atmosphere for study. And yes, Summit's faculty to student ratio is ideally suited to provide each student with individual assistance and support. If your heart's desire is to begin the journey in earnest to respond specifically to the "highest call on earth", then set your sights high, and come to Summit. We are here to help you prepare. If you are interested in supporting a Christian college that is dedicated to Biblically faithful, high quality education for globally minded Christian leaders, then summit is an excellent choice. Sincerely, David K. Parrish President David K. Parrish Summit Christian College President David Parrish, a 1979 graduate of Summit Christian College, became president of the college following 28 years of service with Pioneer Bible Translators. David established the first vernacular Literacy and Bible Translation project among the Mbore people of Papua New Guinea and served as a Bible translator and national translation team supervisor among them for 16 years before assuming the position of the Vice President and Director of Field Operations.

A weekend of fellowship, fun, praise, worship, and a powerful message theme for students in grades 9-12. Registration is closed For more information, please reach out to: Branden Rezanina Cell: (307) 251-5283 Email: brezanina@summitcc.edu Fall Fling 2024 Highlights

Request a transcript from either Summit Christian College or Platte Valley Bible College by filling out this form. Transcript Request Official Transcripts: Students who have attended Summit Christian College/Platte Valley Bible College can request an official transcript of their classes and degree earned. This request is processed by the Registrar’s Office. Transcripts can only be provided with a signed request. Requests are submitted online and can be sent to colleges, graduate schools, employers, or even yourself. Summit uses a service called Parchment to process the requests. Requests can be sent electronically or in print through Parchment services. Please click here to set up a Parchment account and request your transcripts. Costs: Electronic Copies - $7 Paper Copies - $9.50 + Shipping If you have any questions about your transcripts or experience difficulty, please contact the Registrar’s Office 308-632-6933 or registrar@summitcc.edu . Unofficial Transcripts: If you attended Summit Christian College after Fall 2011, you may still obtain a list of your classes through MySCC by clicking on “Enrollment History” in your Student module. If you attended prior to 2011, are having trouble accessing MySCC, or attended Platte Valley Bible College, please email the Registrar’s Office at registrar@summitcc.edu .

< Back CONQUERING YOUR GIANTS - Monday, April 20th Seminar #3 - Taught by Dave Parrish What gets in your way of living out God’s purpose for your life and ministry? Perhaps it doesn’t start out as an obstacle, but eventually it hinders your progress. GIANTS - How do you recognize them before they become giants? How do you face them more effectively? Head-on with courage, obedience, and faith. SIGN UP TODAY! REGISTER Previous Next

Access the general information for the SCC library, as well as the catalog search, MLA resources and more. Library LaVern Allbaugh SCC Library Coordinator Weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. SCC Library Hours Monday - Friday: 6:00 a.m. to Midnight Saturday: 8:00 a.m. to Midnight Sunday: Noon to Midnight ZOOM Room IDs Library Catalog Search EBSCO and eBooks Online Resources MLA Resources New Resource Request Contact our library: Use this tool to communicate with a librarian. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, fill out the form below and a librarian will respond to you! Your details were sent successfully! Send NebraskAccess! Library Handbook Copyright Policy Tutorials InterLibrary Loan Request: The InterLibrary Loan program enables the library to borrow books from distant libraries. Students can then check out the borrowed books for their use. The amount of time a student may use the book depends on the policy of the library that owns the book. If you would like the SCC library to request a specific book for your research, please fill out the form below. Your details were sent successfully! Send

Online Resources List for websites that have some free full-text articles and other helpful information. Bible Gateway - A searchable online Bible in more than 200 versions and 70 languages. Bible.org - A nondenominational Bible-based site that exists to freely share the good news from God to the entire world so you can know the truth about life and eternity Blue Letter Bible - A searchable online Bible program providing access to many different Bible translations including KJV, NKJV, NLT, ESV, NASB, and many others. In addition, in-depth study tools are provided on the site with access to commentaries, encyclopedias, dictionaries, and other theological resources. Catholic Encyclopedia - Information on Catholic Church doctrine and actions, produced by a layman. Includes links to select Church documents. The Christian Chronicle - A newspaper committed to the highest standards of journalistic excellence; seeks to inform, inspire and unite Churches of Christ worldwide. Christian Classics Ethereal Library - A digital library of hundreds of classic Christian books selected for edification and education. Christianity Today - A globally-minded evangelical magazine that provides thoughtful, biblical perspectives on the news and ideas of our day. Discipliana - Disciples of Christ Historical Society is pleased to announce the launch of the Journal of Discipliana, online-only, open access, peer-reviewed journal for an original scholarship that explores issues related to all aspects of thought and religious life and practice within the historical or contemporary Stone-Campbell Movement. Does God Exist? - Quarterly journal authored by John Clayton to provide evidence to open-minded, thinking people that God does exist—that the Bible is his word and that science and belief in God are compatible. Herald of Truth Records Collection - Founded in 1952, the Herald of Truth Ministry initially broadcast the message of Jesus Christ through television, shortwave, and radio to the millions of people who have never heard the story of Jesus. Today, this legacy lives on as Herald of Truth has greatly expanded its global reach, with radio and outreach programs now extending across the globe. The archive includes audio, documents, film, and images. Insight for Living Ministries - A site committed to excellence in communicating the truths of Scripture and the person of Jesus Christ in an accurate, clear, and practical manner so that people will come to an understanding of God’s plan for their lives, as well as their significant role as authentic Christians in a needy, hostile, and desperate world. Jewish Encyclopedia - The complete contents of the 12-volume Jewish Encyclopedia, which was originally published between 1901-1906. The Jewish Encyclopedia, which recently became part of the public domain, contains over 15,000 articles and illustrations. Mission Journal Archive - Launched in 1967, Mission was a forum for theological reflection on issues such as race, gender, war and peace-making, the place of the church in urban society, the nature and implications of Restorationism, and critical Biblical and historical scholarship. Open Access Digital Theological Library (OADTL) - A virtual library for theology, religious studies, and related disciplines. The OADTL is staffed by professional librarians and curates high-quality content in religious studies and related disciplines from publisher websites, institutional repositories, scholarly societies, archives, and stable public domain collections. Providence - Providence magazine exists to equip the American mind to engage the real world, to inform its audience on Christianity as it relates to the broader world through American foreign policy. A community of like-minded authors who can speak with authority on these issues and interpret news and events through the rubric of Christian orthodoxy and American tradition. Restoration Quarterly - Devoted to advancing knowledge and understanding of New Testament Christianity, its backgrounds, its history, and its implications for the present age. This repository hosts selected Restoration Quarterly articles in PDF format. For the benefit of users who would like to browse the contents of RQ, all issue covers are included even when full-text articles from that issue are unavailable. All Restoration Quarterly articles are available in full text in the ATLA Religion Database. Restoration Serials Index - An index to periodicals published by members of the Churches of Christ and other branches of the North American Restoration Movement.

SPRING 2026 SEMINARS How do you live a life of faith in a world that seems to have lost its mind? As even the church seems to struggle, YOU don’t have to... the Bible has the answer! You’re invited to attend (in person or via zoom) this exciting teaching series. Seminars are free. REGISTER TODAY! Feel free to contact Andi Grant at agrant@summitcc.edu for more information. Click here to navigate our marketing resources for the BRIDGE Seminars REGISTER FAQs Q: What is the cost? All spring seminars are FREE. The faculty of Summit Christian College are offering these classes at no cost as a way to serve churches and the seminars are intended to help you equip those that serve in your church. Q: Are these seminars for credit? No. Summit does offer many courses for credit through the Summit Bridge format. These classes can be taken individually or lead towards a degree or certificate. See the Spring 2026 schedule for a list of current classes offered for credit. Q: How do you sign up? You can sign up as an individual or as a group from your church or organization. Just fill out the registration form. Q: Can I attend on campus? Absolutely! You can attend either on campus in Gering or via Summit Bridge (Zoom). Our Gering location is 2025 21st Street. Seating is limited in the classroom, so please contact the individual professor to reserve your seat. Seating on the Summit Bridge is not limited. Those attending on the Summit Bridge can attend from any location with a webcam, audio, and Wi-Fi. Q: What technology do I need for attending via Zoom? You’ll need a computer, tablet or phone equipped with a webcam, audio, and Wi-Fi. After registering you’ll be sent a link with specific information on how to login to your desired session. Q: How long are the seminars? They are 45 minutes in length. Q: When are ? Each third Monday of the month (February thru May) from 6:00-6:45pm. ( Feb 16th, March 16th, April 20th, and May 18th) Q: How do I get the most out of the Summit Bridge Seminars? We encourage both individuals and groups to register. Each class will have an “On Your Own” section that will be downloadable the day of the class. We highly encourage every participant to download this material to continue the learning after the class. If you register as a group, we encourage you to continue the meeting after the seminar and have a small group discussion to think about how you can specifically apply what you have learned at your church. Q: Are there any textbooks or other resources needed? No textbooks or resources are needed to participate. NOTE: Faculty may suggest books or other resources during the seminar, but they are optional. Q: Who do I contact with other questions? Call SCC office at 308-632-6933 during regular business hours. Alternately, contact Aaron Prohs aprohs@summitcc.net or Andi Grant agrant@summitcc.net for additional information.

Summit Christian College Mission Summit Christian College, an institution of higher learning, educates leaders for Christian service. Purpose Statement Summit Christian College works in collaboration with the church to provide a Biblical higher education to faithful men and women equipping them to serve effectively in various ministries in the church, on the mission field, and in para-church organizations. Degrees and Certificates To accomplish our mission and fulfill our purpose, Summit Christian College offers the following degrees and certificates. Bachelor of Arts: Major in Biblical Studies: A degree designed to prepare students for entry-level ministry positions, missions, or entry into a graduate school. The degree includes 12 hours of Biblical languages. This is a 128-credit hour degree that can be completed in 4 years. Bachelor of Science: Major in Biblical Studies: A degree designed to prepare students for entry-level ministry positions, missions, or entry into a graduate school. Students completing this degree may earn a degree with an emphasis on Family Education in the Church, Youth Education in the Church, Preaching and Teaching, Church Leadership, or Missions. The 128-credit-hour degree that can be completed in four years. Bachelor of Science: Major in Christian Studies: A degree designed for students who have already received a BA/BS, AA, or have earned 60 transferable credit hours in the appropriate areas and desire a career or degree change so they may enter into ministry, missions, or Christian education. Students completing this degree may earn a degree emphasis in Family Education in the Church, Youth Education in the Church, Preaching and Teaching, Church Leadership, or Missions. Students with 60 transferable credit hours may earn this degree by completing 68 additional hours at SCC. Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies: A degree designed for students who desire to complete a major in a field of study not available at Summit Christian College or serve in a local church program or a mission support role. Students can take many of their general education courses in a Christian environment, and receive a solid Biblical foundation. This is a 62 credit hour degree that can be completed in 2 years. Associate of Arts in Christian Studies: A degree designed for students who would like to complete an associate degree at SCC and an associate degree at a community college or have completed an associate degree at another institution and are seeking an associate degree from a Christian college. This is a 62-credit hour degree that allows students to transfer in general education courses and some electives from other institutions of higher learning and acquire Biblical knowledge and develop a Christian Worldview through SCC courses. Certificate in Christian Foundations: A course of study designed to give students who will be living, working, or studying in a secular environment the necessary knowledge and skills to stand firm in, and share, the Christian faith. Institutional Effectiveness Summit Christian College uses the following information as to its primary means for measuring its effectiveness. Retention Rates Christian Service Rates Graduation and Employment Rates Graduating Senior Surveys ABHE Bible Exams (exit exams for graduating seniors) Student Learning Assessment Retention and Graduation Rates Summit Christian College’s courses and programs are designed for ministry-minded students who desire to effectively serve the body of Christ in vocational and volunteer ministries. Students desiring to serve vocationally, normally enroll in one of the College’s bachelor's degrees. However, many students who desire to serve as volunteers enroll in an associate degree, a certificate, or simply take select courses that fulfill their educational goals. To get an accurate assessment of the school’s retention rates the College uses two primary sources of data for retention measurements. First, Graduation Rates as reported in IPEDS for first-time, full-time, bachelor’s degree-seeking students. This data set is used in benchmarking with other institutions. Second, the College has created its own data report that calculates retention for new students including those that transfer in and those seeking degrees or certificates less than a bachelor’s degree. This data reports the retention of students who reflect the college’s Institutional goal of seeking out ministry-minded students. Both data sets are assessed annually as part of the Recruitment and Retention’s annual Institutional Assessment meeting in September. Graduation Rates + New Student Retention Rate + Overall Retention Rate + Christian Service Rates + Employment Rates Graduation Rates are tracked and reported in IPEDS as part of the Student Right to Know Graduation Rates. Placement Rates are tracked via the Registrar’s office at six months post-graduation and five years post-graduation. Placement Rates are tracked for Bachelor’s degrees and Associate’s degrees. Data is collected through surveys and personal contact with prior graduates. Data is then made available on the college’s website. Bachelors within 6 months of graduation + Bachelors within 5 years of graduation + Associates within 6 months of graduation + Associates within 5 years of graduation + Graduating Senior Surveys + Bible Exams + Program Objectives In alignment with its mission, Summit Christian College has identified four overarching program objectives that define the expected student learning outcomes for its four-year bachelor’s degree programs: Enhanced Communication Skills: Develop effective research, writing, and communication skills based on critical thought. Spiritual and Professional Growth: Cultivate spiritual formation and Christian leadership qualities. Comprehensive Biblical Competence: Attain a well-rounded grasp of Biblical knowledge and interpretive skills. Biblical Interdisciplinary Studies: Examine principles and theories from interdisciplinary studies from a Biblical worldview. Each program objective is further defined by a set of proficiencies that serve as measurable indicators of student achievement. Collectively, these objectives and proficiencies delineate the essential knowledge, skills, and dispositions students are expected to develop in preparation for effective Christian service and leadership. [View the complete list of program objectives and proficiencies.] Students completing a bachelor’s degree are expected to demonstrate achievement of all program objectives and related proficiencies. Students completing an associate degree or certificate program are expected to demonstrate competency in a proportionate subset of these objectives. [View bachelor degree objectives and proficiencies.] [View associate degree objectives and proficiencies.] [View certificate objectives and proficiencies.] To evaluate the extent to which students achieve these outcomes, Summit Christian College employs both direct and indirect assessment measures within its institutional effectiveness process: Direct Assessment: Faculty assess student performance relative to the program objectives and proficiencies through course-embedded assignments such as essays, exegetical and research papers, examinations, daily coursework, and mentored ministry activities. Indirect Assessment: Complementary data are collected through student, faculty, and mentor surveys to gauge perceived levels of achievement and program effectiveness. Faculty aim for an average student achievement rate of 85% or higher, reflecting the College’s commitment to academic rigor, spiritual formation, and continuous improvement in fulfilling its Christ-centered mission. 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