Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) students will find that United is a seminary rooted in the reformed tradition. PC (U.S.A.) graduates serve the church in a wide range of ministries throughout the country. Students will find a curriculum that satisfies the requirements of the denomination and offers these resources:

• Three members of the resident faculty and one member of the staff are Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.):
  • Paul E. Capetz, professor of historical theology; P. Capetz’ web page
  • Barbara Anne Keely, faculty officer for masters admissions and Schilling professor of leadership and economic life of the church; B.A. Keely’s web page
  • Gretchen Milloy, administrative assistant to the president;
  • Sharon Tan, assistant dean for academic affairs and McVay associate professor of Christian ethics; S. Tan’s web page;
• PC (U.S.A.) clergy act as mentors to students in carefully chosen field placements;
• History and polity is taught each year by PC (U.S.A.) faculty;
• Elective courses on John Calvin and Reformed theological traditions are offered each year;
• A study of the Book of Confessions is available as part of preparation for ordination;
• Ecumenical worship at United means that PC (U.S.A.) students, faculty, staff, and clergy have the opportunity to lead worship in their own tradition as well as experience worship in a variety of styles and traditions.
• The Presbyterian Hymnal is a worship resource at the seminary; and
• All students at United have access to the seminary’s generous program of financial aid. In addition, the Mary Bigelow McMillan scholarship program provides up to full tuition for entering PC (U.S.A.) students.

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