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  1. New Graduate School of Biblical Theology
  2. Student Video Tops on YouTube
  3. New degree programs: MBA in Entrepreneurial Business and BS in Computer Engineering
  4. JP Catholic students win various video competitions
  5. TV viewers across California see JP Catholic produced ads supporting Sarah's Law
  6. LA Times interviews students
  7. Upcoming Open houses
  8. Scholarship funding required for students with financial need

1. New Graduate School of Biblical Theology
JP Catholic has just announces the creation of a Graduate School of Biblical Theology that will begin offering a Masters of Arts degree starting in September 2009. The program offers a unique integration of the various branches of theology with a heavy concentration in the study of Sacred Scripture. Pope Benedict XVI has frequently stressed the need for a biblically based approach to theology. This scriptural focus has been the hallmark of his own work and it provides a model for contemporary Catholic Biblical Theology. The School has two primary aims: to train students for the work of evangelization and to prepare students to engage in scholarship. The MA degree can be completed in 2 years of full-time study and 3-years of part-time study. Read more details...

2. Student Video Tops on YouTube
A video, produce by sophomore Matt Connors, entitled Catholics Appalled at Anti-Mormon Slur had the honor of being this past month's #1 'top rated', 'most discussed' and 'most viewed' in YouTube's 'Nonprofits & Activism' category. It features Prof Michael Barber commending fellow Christians on their stand in support of the passage of Proposition 8 and condemns anti-religious bigotry. The video has been viewed over 100,000 times.

3. New degree programs: MBA in Entrepreneurial Business and BS in Computer Engineering
JP Catholic University will offer an MBA with an emphasis in Entrepreneurial Business starting in the Fall of 2009 and a BS degree in Technology with an emphasis in Computer Engineering starting in the Fall of 2010. Both new programs are critical components of the university's plan to educate students to build businesses that will impact the culture for Christ.

4. JP Catholic students win various video competitions
Junior, Mollie O'Hare was a second place finisher in Students for Life of America's (SFLA) 1st Annual Video Activism Contest Her video was 'You became you'. Junior, Chris Kaiser received an 'honable mention for Creativity' for his 'Make the choice' video.

The 'Stop Child Predators' video won first place in the Sarah's Law YouTube contest. Other winners included: Matt Salisbury with second place for his video “Control Freaks”; Mollie O’Hare and Patrick Lyon with honorable mentions for their “Bubble Ad Parody” and “Holly’s Story” videos, respectively.

5. TV viewers across California see JP Catholic produced ads supporting Sarah's Law.
The 'Yes on 4' 'Stop Child Predators' and 'Bubble Parody' ads, which are airing now on multiple California TV stations, were produced by Professor Tom Dunn and our students.

6. LA Times interviews students
The Los Angeles Times, in an October 2, 2008 article entitled 'YouTube videos debate Proposition 8', describes the efforts of JP Catholic students in producing videos to support the passage of Proposition 8. The videos mentioned in the article are 'Four Men In Black', and 'Marriage Rights'. View various student videos on our YouTube channel now....

7. Open houses
Open houses, for all interested students, their parents and those just curious about JP Catholic, are scheduled on:

  1. Saturday, December 6th, 2008
  2. Saturday, January 17th, 2009

Visit, meet current students and faculty. Find out if JP Catholic academics and spirituality are right for you. The event will include tours of JP Catholic facilities, as well as presentations by faculty and staff. Pre-Registration is required for the lunch. Read more details....

8. Scholarship funding required for students with financial need
We are currently seeking critical scholarship support for students with significant financial need. There are a handful of current students who will not be able to continue their education at JP Catholic without this additional financial support. Please call Dr Connolly at 858-653-5740 if you are able to fund a scholarship in any amount.

If you have faith the size of a mustard seed, you would say to (this) mulberry tree, 'Be uprooted and planted in the sea,' and it would obey you. Luke 17:6

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