Ep. 56 – How Lexington is reaching new students

Pathways grantee helps students through prior learning
February 9, 2024
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Lexington Theological Seminary is using a Pathways for Tomorrow Initiative grant to help create ways students can gain access to a theological education. The Rev. Dr. Loida Martell, vice president for academic affairs and dean, discusses how LTS incorporates prior learning assessments and other means to help students. 


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