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Congratulations to the GTU Class of 2017!

At 4 pm on Thursday, May 11, the sixty-two graduates of the GTU Class of 2017 passed though the gauntlet of cheering professors and deans and entered the chapel at the Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary for the Graduate Theological Union's 2017 Commencement Exercises. The Class of 2017 included thirty-three graduates receiving the Doctor of Philosophy degree, twenty-seven receiving the Master of Arts degree, and two receiving the Master of Arts with a concentration in Biblical Languages. Follow the links to review a complete list of this year’s graduates and their thesis or dissertation...
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Discover the GTU with Currents!

Check out the online edition of the Spring 2017 issue of the GTU's Currents magazine! Highlights include an essay from our new dean, Uriah Kim, who celebrates the GTU’s present and shares his vision for its future, plus a reflection on the bridge-building power of spirituality and scholarship from our alum of the year, Jeffrey Richey. You’ll also get a glimpse of the newly remodeled collaborative learning space in our library, find updates about the Reverberating Echoes exhibition at the Doug Adams Gallery, and learn more about our upcoming interreligious conference on sustainability and the...
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GTU Opens New Collaborative Learning Space

From the Spring 2017 issue of CurrentsView PDF of article * View PDF of Entire Issue The Graduate Theological Union was pleased to unveil its new Collaborative Learning Space on the first floor of the Flora Lamson Hewlett Library this spring. Thanks to a generous grant from the Arthur Vining Davis Foundations, the room that has served as the GTU computer lab since 2001 has been remodeled as a flexible smart classroom and learning space, highlighted by an 84-inch touchscreen LCD panel. The screen features a built-in computer and allows multiple computers to connect to it wirelessly for...
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GTU Statement on Diversity

The GTU, an academic and faith community, is committed to valuing difference, affirming individual uniqueness, and encouraging alternative points of view within an educational and working environment of mutual respect and discipline. The GTU is committed to trust and dialogue. This commitment requires that as a consortium and as individuals, we aggressively challenge: (1) social, intellectual, and theological perspectives which intentionally and unintentionally exclude; (2) behavior based on prejudice; and (3) images that ignore, demean, and denigrate. The GTU seeks to live out its...
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Crime Log

The GTU crime log is maintained by the Vice President for Administration and Finance. Please contact the business office with any questions.
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Policies, Compliance, and General Information

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State Authorization

If you believe the GTU’s administrative processes or educational programs are compromised and not up to the required minimum standards, you may notify the State of California, Department of Consumer Affairs, Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education. An individual may contact the Bureau to file or review a complaint. For more state authorization information and for a full list of states from which the GTU may enroll online students, click here.   The Bureau may be contacted at: Bureau of Private Postsecondary Education Suite 400 2535 Capitol Oaks Drive Sacramento, CA 95833 Telephone...
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The GTU and Title IX

  Contact Information GTU Title IX Coordinators updated October 15, 2024 Title IX Coordinator: Marie Lucero                     Chief Operating Officer mlucero@gtu.edu 2400 Ridge Road, Berkeley, CA 94709 510-649-2437 Deputy Coordinator (for students):  Denise Morita Manager of Student Services dmorita@gtu.edu 2400 Ridge Road, Berkeley, CA 94709 Deputy Coordinator (for faculty and staff): Sylvie Tisnado Director of Human Resources stisnado@gtu.edu 2400 Ridge Road, Berkeley, CA 94709  510-649...
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Comment and Social Media Policy

The Graduate Theological Union encourages all of visitors to our website and social media accounts to comment. Our goal is to maintain a community where visitors feel free to express themselves, but we also recognize that some conversations can descend into negative sniping and personal attacks. When this happens, we reserve the right to close the comments on those pages or remove them from social media. Note that all comments are subject to moderator approval. We encourage comments that: Are "on topic", and that respond to the content in the article Are responses to comments left by...
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Academic Policies Disclaimer

While every effort is made to keep the GTU website accurate and up to date, it remains subject to the official, legally binding documents that govern the academic programs of the Graduate Theological Union. These include the most current Catalog as published by the GTU Admissions Office, the Handbooks of the various academic programs as published and maintained by the GTU Dean’s Office, and the doctoral student protocols with the specific requirements of each academic area on file with the GTU Academic Secretary. In the event of a conflict between the information on this website and the...
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This site has security measures in place to protect the loss, misuse and alteration of the information under our management. All activity on our servers is monitored and recorded. Information stored and maintained on our servers is backed up regularly.  
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We have a firm commitment to privacy for our web users. This site uses information and feedback forms for prospective students, students, alumni, donors, and others who request information and services. Information which you choose to provide to GTU via this website is used only by the appropriate administrative offices and is kept confidential. No information provided to this site will be given or sold to other parties outside of the GTU and affiliated schools and centers. The GTU monitors web traffic for the purposes of evaluating content and navigation.  We may also use cookies for web...
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Worship Services

Schedules may be abbreviated or changed, especially during the January term and the summer. Please contact each school to confirm changes. Berkeley School of Theology Clayborne M. Hill Chapel 2606 Dwight Way, Berkeley 510/841-1905 Service of the Word   Monday   6 - 6:45 pm   Church Divinity School of the Pacific All Saints Chapel 2451 Ridge Road, Berkeley 510/204-0700 Morning Prayer   Monday-Friday   7:30 am - 8:00 am   Eucharist   Monday, Tuesday, Friday   11:30 am...
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Employment

The Graduate Theological Union cultivates inter-religious understanding and courageous partnerships to foster spiritually grounded action in the creation of a just and loving world. As a leader in higher theological education, we offer a work environment brimming with opportunities for engaging in authentic exchange and meaningful collaboration. Our commitment to diversity is reflected across our vibrant community and throughout our stunning campus just north of UC Berkeley on Holy Hill. When you join the GTU, you become part of something that is singularly unique.
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Accreditation and Educational Effectiveness

The Graduate Theological Union is accredited by: WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC) 1001 Marina Village Parkway Suite 402 Alameda, CA 94501 Phone: 510/748-9001 Fax: 510/748-9797 Website: www.wscuc.org 2023 WSCUC Visiting Team Report 2024 WSCUC Commission Action Letter The Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada (ATS) 10 Summit Park Drive Pittsburgh, PA 15275 USA Phone: 412/788-6505 Fax: 412/788-6510 Website: www.ats.edu 2024 Commission's Statement of Accreditation Status - Accredited in Good...
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