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City
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Denver
Enrollment
Total student enrollment.
166
IPEDS ID
Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System identifier.
127273
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
43.3
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Iliff School of Theology
This gathering served as a consultation between the Lenape Elders and the Iliff School of Theology to discuss the institution's history regarding a book bound with the skin of a murdered Lenape man. Key discussion topics included the establishment of a formal relationship between the institution and the Lenape Elders, structural changes such as appointing a liaison within the school, the development of a curriculum addressing the Christian Doctrine of Discovery and colonial history, and the planning of a memorial to honor the Lenape victim. Participants emphasized the need for sustained institutional commitment beyond current leadership to ensure a beneficial relationship and a shift in institutional worldview.
This document details the establishment and content of Iliff's four core values, which were developed through an inclusive, year-long process involving diverse stakeholders and reconciled with the institution's Community Covenant. The core values include Academic Engagement, emphasizing scholarship, progressive theological heritage, and innovation; Intersectional Accountability, focusing on diversity, social justice, equality, and mutual care; Relational Respect, promoting honesty, transparency, constituent involvement, and valuing productive tension; and Dynamic Spirituality, highlighting creative work, theological discernment, and spiritual depth rooted in its United Methodist heritage. These values define Iliff's identity and guide its community.
This document outlines the purpose, vision, and commitment of The Iliff School of Theology. Its purpose is to nurture passion, cultivate compassion, and encourage social and ecological justice globally. The vision is to develop students and graduates as social justice activists, spiritual companions, religious leaders, and intercultural innovators in various communities. The commitment is to educate leaders dedicated to interculturality, decolonialism, social justice, inclusiveness, and religious diversity. These principles are realized through diverse degree offerings, including Master of Arts, Master of Divinity, Doctor of Ministry, and a Joint Doctoral Program, as well as initiatives such as the Institute for Religion, Politics, and Culture and AI TRUST.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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