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NationsUniversity is pleased to announce the renewal of accreditation from DEAC! The Distance Education Accrediting Commission, which accredited NationsUniversity initially in 2015, has renewed the institution’s accreditation through June 2023. Accreditation renewal is a great victory for NationsUniversity. The journey is a long difficult process. Let us give thanks to God that our mission to…

NEW ORLEANS — NationsUniversity, a non-profit, private university, is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. David Srygley as Chief Academic Officer.  David comes to the institution from a ministerial role at the Arlington Heights Church of Christ in Corpus Christi, Texas.  He has also assisted NU for several years in the capacity of Compliance Officer, a position related to…

NationsUniversity is pleased to announce its new website. The University is always seeking better ways to serve its students. An alumnus sent us this letter, “I also wish to express my deep excitement over the renewal of the school’s website! It is so visually pleasing, and I believe showcases that NU has been all along. Please…

NationsUniversity Translated: We are excited to announce that we have two new translation extensions being added to all of our courses on our website. Currently, there are more than 160 current student registrations whose first language is Farsi, Arabic, or another language.  Having translated basic courses into these languages several years ago, NU found the…

Birmingham Fundraiser Success! On Saturday August 20, NationsUniversity held a fundraising dinner at the Holiday Inn Express in Hoover, Alabama outside of Birmingham. There were 97 guest in attendence to listen to Mac Lynn and others tell the story of NU and its mission. Dewayne Spivey opened the event with a prayer and NU Registrar,…

NU Participates in NC-SARA: NationsUniversity is pleased to announce that it is an institutional participant in the SARA initiative. NationsU will be listed on the SARA website (www.nc-sara.org) and we want all our partners and especially students to know about this exciting development. The National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements is an agreement among…

Five Kenyans: In April 2016, NU was received five very special students from Kenya. It all started in April 2015 when one Kenyan, Shem Okello, came to America to explore mission opportunities. He first visited groups in North Carolina and at the invitation of Jon-Roy Sloan he came to Tennessee. He visited NationsUniversity and other missions…

NationsUniversity loves student testimonies. Our students are from around the world. Listen to people from different countries, and walks of life. All are united in a common goal. You may listen Chaplain Allen ‘s words; a truck (lorry) driver studying while on the road; the brother being asked to preach over radio; and another spreading…

NationsUniversity® celebrated twenty years of excellence in education. This dinner was the largest that NationsUniversity has ever hosted as staff, volunteers, faculty, and friends gathered at Harpeth Hills Church in Brentwood, Tennessee. It was time to celebrate two enormous achievements, twenty years of Christian education and the DEAC accreditation the university achieved in July 2015.…

An honorary doctorate of divinity was awarded to Randy Harris by NationsUniversity. The award was in recognition of exemplary service to fellow human beings around the world and scholarly excellence. Dr. Harris was presented the award at the 20th Anniversary Celebration dinner on April 16, 2016. Dr. Harris was the guest speaker and the award was…