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Adjunct faculty teach at the resident school or at one of the extension centers. They are individually approved by the faculty and administration of the resident school.
BA in Economics, Pennsylvania State University, 1990; Master of Leadership, The Orlando Institute, 1996; Master of Divinity, 1997; Ph.D. Candidate, Educational Technology, University of Florida, 2006. Great Commission Training Curriculum, 1997. Staff with Campus Crusade for Christ, 1992-. Faculty at The Orlando Institute since 2006.
B.S. in Business, Bethune-Cookman College, 1967; M.Ed. Florida A& M University, 1970; Ed. D. University of Florida, 1974; M. Div. Colgate-Rochester Divinity School, 1982. Randolph has been a public school teacher, university, seminary, and graduate school faculty. He was director of Off-Campus Programs for University of North Florida and has pastored three churches. He is currently pastor of New Covenant Baptist Church in Orlando, FL. Faculty at The Orlando Institute since 1996.
B.A. in Liberal Arts, Christ College, 1966; Attended Great Commission Training Center, Manila, 1971. M. Div. , International School of Theology, 1983; D. Min., Western Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary, 1988; Thirty-one years on staff with Campus Crusade for Christ. Senior pastor, United Chinese Christian Church, Hacienda Heights, 14 years. Former National Coordinator, Campus Crusade, Taiwan. Faculty at The Orlando Institute since 1997.
B.A. in Elementary Education and Logopedics, Wichita State University, 1965; M.A. in Communication, Northwestern University, 1968; Certificate, Institute of Biblical Studies, 1979; M.A. in Religion, International School of Theology, 1980. A credentialed classroom teacher in Kansas and Illinois and certified in Special Education in both states. She taught Elementary Education at Tabor College 1969-71 and in the Partners in Education program at the International School of Theology from 1978-86. Thirty-five years on staff with Campus Crusade for Christ. Faculty at The Orlando Institute since 1991.
B.S. in Electrical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1967; M.B.A., Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, 1969; Honorary Doctorate in Human Letters. Author or coauthor of several books: Managing Yourself (Here's Life Publishers, Inc., 1978); Making the Most of Your Mind (Here's Life Publications, 1983); The Ministry of Management (HLP, 1972); How to Achieve Your Potential and Enjoy Life (HLP, 1987); How to Get Better Grades and Have More Fun (HLP, 1985); and Enjoying Your Walk with God (HLP, 1989). He serves as President of Campus Crusade for Christ, and has been on staff thirty-seven years. Faculty at The Orlando Institute since 1991.
B.S. Electrical Engineering, U.S. Naval Academy, 1968; M. Ed., U. North Carolina, 1986; M.C.I.S., Ric was with the U. S. Navy for 24 years and now teaches at Florida Community College. He holds certifications for Myers-Briggs, Professional Photographers of America, and the New Life Training Curriculum. He has worked with Campus Crusade for seven years.
Bachelor of Arts, Davidson College, 1965; Masters of Science Degree in Urban Life, Georgia State University, 1972; Masters in Christian Ministry, The Orlando Institute, 2004. Following earlier careers in banking and hospital administration in Atlanta, Ben has been on staff with Campus Crusade For Christ for the last 30 years, 25 of them in Jacksonville. Ben is the Director of the Christian Discipleship Training Center, Jacksonville.
 Tom Hare
1996-Candidate of Doctor of Ministry, Regent University. 1991-1993 M. Div., International Graduate School and Seminary. 1981-1981 Diploma, Great Commission Training Center Training, Campus Crusade for Christ, Korea. 1973-1979 B.A., Myung-Ji University, Seoul Korea. Twenty- four years with Campus Crusade for Christ Staff. 2001- President of International City Ministry. (New York, Washington, D.C.). Faculty at The Orlando Institute since 1999.
B. A. in Education, Sook Myung University, 1976; Great Commission Training Curriculum, The Orlando Institute, 1996; M. A. in Leadership, The Orlando Institute, 1999. Fourteen years with Campus Crusade for Christ. Faculty at The Orlando Institute since 1996.
B. S. in Civil Engineering, Calif. State Polytechnic University, 1971; Certificate, Institute of Biblical Studies, 1975; M. A. in Religion, International School of Theology, 1979; M. A. in Counseling, 1986. Ordained in the Evangelical Church Alliance. On staff with Campus Crusade for Christ since 1971. Interim Director - Bridges International South Asian Network. Police Chaplain (16 years). Faculty at The Orlando Institute since 1997.
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Ric French
