King University
Brian Alderman is an experienced academic and religious leader currently serving as Chaplain, Associate Professor of Religion, and Interim Dean of the Peeke School of Christian Mission at King University since July 2014. Alderman's previous roles include Interim Stated Supply Pastor at Immanuel Lutheran Church (ELCA), Pastor at Madisonville Presbyterian Church, and Chaplain and Coordinator of the Pastoral Studies Program at Hiwassee College. Alderman has also taught as an Instructor in Biblical Studies at Lee University. Educational qualifications include a Doctor of Philosophy in Religion from Emory University, a Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary, and a Bachelor of Arts in Bible and Theology from Lee University.
King University
King University is a Presbyterian, doctoral-level comprehensive university. Founded in 1867 as King College, the University offers more than 80 majors, minors, pre-professional degrees and concentrations in fields such as business, nursing, law, medical and health sciences, pharmacy, education, and humanities. Graduate programs are offered in business administration, education, and nursing. A number of research, off-campus learning opportunities, and travel destinations are also available. King University is a NCAA Division II and a Conference Carolinas member with 25 varsity sports. King University has five academic schools of learning: • College of Arts and Sciences • School of Business • School of Education • School of Nursing • Peeke School of Christian Mission • School of Behavioral and Health Sciences • School of Applied Science and Technology Location: Bristol, Tennessee, the twin city of Bristol, Virginia. One community in two states: Bristol, Virginia, on the north side of State Street and Bristol, Tennessee, on the south side nestled in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains. Campus: 135 wooded acres and Georgian-style architecture buildings provide a quiet, beautiful learning environment that's just two minutes away from bustling downtown Bristol.