Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction (M.Ed. C&I)

Vicki L. Wolfe served from 1999 to 2006 as the Department Chair of Education at Southeastern Bible College, while teaching courses in teacher education. In January 2006, she accepted the position of Vice-President for Education/Provost of the college. While Vicki enjoys administration, she continues to be passionate about the teaching/learning process and teaches one or two courses each year. In her role as Chief Academic Officer, Dr. Wolfe, states "I have the privilege of working with colleagues who possess outstanding academic credentials, spiritual depth, and a genuine sense of caring for others."

Vicki and her husband, Derick, have three children ranging in ages from 5 to 19. They live in the rural community of Talladega Springs near Fayetteville, AL. One of the great pleasures in Vicki's life is to see her children grow in their knowledge of the world and its Creator.

Some of the books she recently read include: Listening to Your Life, Now and Then, The Eyes of the Heart, Leading with A Limp, A Place Called Sweet Apple, The Longing for Home, Speak What We Feel (Not What We Ought to Say), Tokens of Myself, The Shack, and Stirring the Head, Heart, and Soul. She likes listening to music and observing the changes in nature as each season approaches, and spending time with family, friends and students enjoying each others company and laughing together.

B.A., Southeastern Bible College; M.Ed., Southern University, A&M; Ed.D., University of TN; teacher of physically and mentally challenged, Hopetown Christian School, 1988; graduate research assistant/Dept. of Deaf Education, Southern University, 1988-89; elementary teacher of the hearing impaired, Rapides Parish School Board, 1990-93; adjunct instructor , Louisiana State University, 1992-93; graduate research assistant/Postsecondary Education Consortium, The University of TN/Knoxville, 1994-99; Co-Director/Federal Grant Project: Partners in Progress Gallaudet University:Washington, DC/The University of TN: Knoxville, 1997-99; Interim Academic Dean, Department Chair, Education, Associate Professor, Education, Equity Coordinator, Dean of Continuing Education, Chairperson: Educational Leadership Team, Vice-President for Education/Provost, Southeastern Bible College, 2001-present

Christian school administrator for over 10 years; adjunct professor, Philadelphia Biblical University, Partner, Firm President for WootenHart, PLC.

Terry Moffitt served as the high school principal of Wesleyan Christian Academy in High Point, North Carolina for eight years. His ability to address legal issues and trends, especially those involving church-state and Christian school issues, began with his term as High Point City Councilman and the vice-president and national spokesman for the National Council on Bible Curriculum in Public Schools. He currently travels worldwide as a consultant on church/state issues.

B.A., University of North Carolina -Chapel Hill; M.Ed., University of North Carolina-Greensboro; teacher, principal, Wesleyan Christian Academy; city councilman, High Point, NC, 1989-92; executive director, Christian Policy Research Institute, 1992-present.

Dr. Robert Ferris has been on the faculty of Columbia Biblical Seminary & School of Ministry since 1989. He teaches intercultural studies, missions and Christian Education. In 2004, he was appointed Associate Provost of CIU. Dr. Ferris obtained a bachelor’s degree from Wheaton College, a master’s degree from Wheaton Graduate School, a master of divinity degree from Denver Conservative Baptist Seminary, and a doctor of philosophy degree in educational administration and curriculum from Michigan State University. From 1967 to 1988 he served as a missionary with SEND International in the Philippines. During those years he taught at FEBIAS College of the Bible and served as dean of Asian Theological Seminary in Manila. From 1979 to 1988 he also served concurrently as executive director of the Philippine Association for Theological Education by Extension (PAFTEE) and Philippine Association of Bible and Theological Schools (PABATS). He was also active in the Asian Theological Association, developing an accreditation program for TEE. He served as a consultant to the International Council of Accrediting Agencies. Ferris has published many articles and has presented papers on theological education at conferences in Asia and Europe. During 1988-89 he was missionary scholar-in-residence at the Billy Graham Center, Wheaton College, where his research resulted in a monograph on renewal of theological education. He and his wife, Sue, have two children and three grandchildren.

B.A., Wheaton College; M.A., Wheaton Graduate School; graduate studies, Gordon Divinity School; M.Div., Denver Conservative Baptist Seminary; Ph.D., Michigan State University; missionary, SEND International, Philippines, 1966-88 (instructor, Febias College of Bible, 1969-77; executive director, Philippine Association for Theological Education by Extension, 1979-85; executive director, Philippine Association of Bible and Theological Schools, 1980-88; assistant director, SEND International of the Philippines, 1980-88; coordinator, Asia TEE Consultation, Asia Theological Association, 1984-85; academic dean, Asian Theological Seminary, 1984-88); project coordinator, International Council of Accrediting Agencies, 1985-89; missionary scholar in residence, The Billy Graham Center, Wheaton College, 1988-89, faculty, associate dean for doctoral programs, interim academic dean, Columbia Biblical Seminary and School of Missions, 1989-present.