Then see Prof. Ted Presley, executive director of ACU's Center for International and Intercultural Education , or Prof. Kevin Kehl, associate director. In turn, one of them will begin arrangements through the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, which is the Oxford partner for the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities . The CMRS academic dean is Dr. Stan Rosenberg, who is long accustomed to working with honors students. If the CMRS is unable to arrange a particular tutorial, Mr. Presley or Mr. Kehl will pursue arrangements through Oxford Study Abroad Programme . Working with these organizations helps ensure varied and academically solid offerings.
Tutorials are easy to arrange for humanities or social science majors including Bible.
The Oxford tutorial format and our facilities are compatible for those subject areas but not for laboratory sciences, fine arts, or modern foreign language. Here are the implications. Students majoring in laboratory science or fine arts will be limited to tutorials for elective credit. We do not have the equipment for tutorials in lab science, and the time schedule for tutorials is not appropriate for majors' work in fine arts. For classical languages, tutors are available in Oxford, and ACU can arrange for such tutorials.