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Southeastern University

Southeastern University

Southeastern University is a Christ-centered institution of higher learning. Founded in 1935 and located in the Central Florida community of Lakeland, Southeastern offers more than 80 degree programs including bachelor's, master’s and doctoral degrees. Southeastern’s reach expands beyond the Lakeland campus, with a comprehensive online learning program and more than 100 extension site programs nationwide. The university is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges and is affiliated with the Assemblies of God. Learn more at SEU.edu.www.seu.edu

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Oct 28, 2026

Brett FlemingHOST
4:12
She did a little bit of missions work, which we will talk about after, I'm sure, throughout the episodes.
Brett FlemingHOST
4:19
But she then went to Southeastern University in Florida and And that's right in between Tampa and Orlando.
Brett FlemingHOST
4:28
So she was there for college for around two years.
Brett FlemingHOST
4:32
And about a year and a half into it, when I was visiting my friend, shout out Joe, he I was visiting my friend.
Philip Anthony MitchellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:47
So they know my travel schedule now, and they will kind of pick and choose where they want to go.
Philip Anthony MitchellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:51
So when I was speaking at SEU, my kids went with me to SEU.
Philip Anthony MitchellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:57
When I was speaking in London, my kids went with me to London.
Philip Anthony MitchellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:01
Every time I go to New York, they try to pull up to New York.
Kent IngleHOST
1:27
We're honored you've chosen to spend some time with us today.
Kent IngleHOST
1:30
I'm Dr. Ken Engel, President of Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida.
Kent IngleHOST
1:33
And joining me as always, our co-host is Michael Steiner, Senior Vice President of Advancement and Innovation right here at SEU.
Kent IngleHOST
1:40
Before we jump into today's conversation, please take a moment to subscribe, like, and share this podcast.

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Anastasios KamoutsasGUEST
26:43
and when it comes to hands-on learning experiences so health sciences and nursing for example we pride ourselves on the fact that we have a 100 percent licensure passage rate and we are so proud of this program we decided okay well how do we expand it so that it has its own campus And so in the spring of 2027, in a high need area of our county, the Haines City Davenport area, which is the fastest growing area, we have a new campus that will be opening in the spring, serving mainly that program area.
Anastasios KamoutsasGUEST
27:14
So that is one of those examples where we look back and say, okay, this is absolutely why parents are not going to be skeptical about sending their students to Polk State College because they're getting an incredible education at an affordable rate right here in their backyard.
Kent IngleHOST
27:32
And I know that's why we've seen significant growth here at Southeastern because of focusing on those important issues of accessibility.
Kent IngleHOST
27:39
How do we give better access to educational programs, need-oriented programs, programs that are putting...
Bruce C. E. FlemingHOST
15:15
Where do we find that? On a website?
Cindy DegreeGUEST
15:19
You can search for Cindy Degree, Getting Back to God's Design, and it's found through SEU, Southeastern University, or you can follow me on my Facebook, and I have a page, and I have a private Facebook profile.
Cindy DegreeGUEST
15:35
I put my writings on either of those.
Cindy DegreeGUEST
15:38
But anyway, I would say today that probably since one of the things that has meant so much to me, well, not one of the things, but some of my favorite resources are your resources here that you enjoy having You've blazed the trail.
Rich Wilkerson Jr.HOST
50:37
And we can look at something and go, oh, wow, that's this, this.
Rich Wilkerson Jr.HOST
50:40
And I think there's a lot of people that could look at your life from being pastor's daughter in Pennsylvania to then going to SEU and being a worship leader, then getting hired at this world-famous church, Elevation, but then, wow.
Rich Wilkerson Jr.HOST
50:54
now writing songs that have touched the world.
Rich Wilkerson Jr.HOST
50:56
Oh wait, she's on a tour and then she's got her own projects.
Tommy CoomesGUEST
39:29
So th- there's some kind of balance there.
Kurtis ParksHOST
39:32
Well, I think, I think you're hitting it on the head because, you know, we have heard the whispers of revival so many times in the last even five years post-COVID, um, you know, from Asbury to this most recent one with SEU, uh, down in Florida.
Kurtis ParksHOST
39:47
And I think there's this hunger that you're seeing on college campuses right now.
Kurtis ParksHOST
39:50
I mean, you're seeing Gen Z explode with just, uh, eh...
Kent IngleHOST
0:49
We're honored that you've chosen to spend some time with us today.
Kent IngleHOST
0:52
I'm Dr. Ken Engel, President of Southeastern University right here in Lakeland, Florida.
Kent IngleHOST
0:55
And of course, joining as always is our co-host, Michael Steiner, Senior Vice President of Advancement and Innovation.
Kent IngleHOST
1:01
And before we jump into today's conversation, it would mean the world to all of us if you could take a moment to subscribe, like, or share this video.
Kent IngleHOST
1:14
And man, we are delighted to have on the podcast, Dr. Chris Palmer.
Kent IngleHOST
1:18
He's joining us.
Kent IngleHOST
1:18
Dr. Palmer's the Dean of the Barnett College of Ministry and Theology right here at Southeastern University, where he leads the charge in training a lot of incredible leaders that God is raising up to serve the church, pastors, ministers, missionaries, theologians.
Kent IngleHOST
1:32
He's the author of a brand new book, A World Without God, The Search for Meaning in a Society Overwhelmed by Despair.
Hannah RiveraGUEST
4:02
I came from four generations of pastors and leaders in my family, and saw a legacy play out before me.
Hannah RiveraGUEST
4:10
Well, I ended up going to Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida my senior year of...
Hannah RiveraGUEST
4:16
Well, I kind of began those summer classes senior year of high school, and that's when God started to do some significant work in my life.
Hannah RiveraGUEST
4:26
Um, that's when my faith, I rededicated my life to the Lord, and my faith becan- began to be established for the first time.
Tim StoreyHOST
13:30
I was birthed in pain.
Tim StoreyHOST
13:33
And so when I went to Southeastern University, a assemblies guy at school, I could not relate because all of a sudden I see 18-year-old guys with briefcases.
Tim StoreyHOST
13:43
I'm like, why are they 18 with a briefcase? Right? That's funny.
Tim StoreyHOST
13:51
And why is every word they say perfect and everything was praise God at the end? I'm like, I'm really into Jesus.
Rick GallotGUEST
12:58
And so I found myself on a journey of looking at institutions and different doctoral programs.
Rick GallotGUEST
13:06
And I stumbled upon Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida, a PhD in organizational leadership.
Rick GallotGUEST
13:15
I was like, wow.
Rick GallotGUEST
13:16
oh, this looks pretty interesting.

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