Speakers preach with the goal of nourishing the student body and nurturing the spiritual development of the entire campus community. Men's and women's prayer rooms are located at the rear of the Wooten Chapel.
GUIDELINES FOR CULTURE DAYS
Academic
GENERAL INFORMATION
All academic policies and information can be found in the APNTS catalog, which can be viewed on the APNTS website.
LIBRARY
SCHOLARSHIPS
STUDENT RETENTION 1. ACADEMIC WARNING
ACADEMIC PROBATION
STUDENT ASSOCIATION: STUDENT BODY ORGANIZATION
Social Life
Only students who have completed a full year of studies at APNTS have positions and are members of the Student Council. The Dean of Students supports the Student Council in developing, planning and implementing student activities.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
SOCIAL RELATIONSHIP
STUDENT CENTER
CHILDREN
VISITORS
STUDENT CONDUCT
- General
- Disciplinary Action
- Language
- Dress
- Sabbath
- Social Media
Students are expected to reflect Christian character and behavior that contribute to the fulfillment of the goals and objectives of APNTS. Another principle is the recognition of the Christian obligation to apply the highest moral standards to the Christian life.
Housing Philosophy
Residential Life
If housing options exist, priority will be given to second- and third-year students. Priority for reassignments to housing units will be given in order of dates received. Preference for student accommodation in the summer will be given to: 1) dormitory students who are enrolled in at least six credit hours during the summer.
Enrolled and non-enrolled students living on campus during the summer will be charged fees as determined by the Business Office. Permission will be granted based on space availability and the student's record of rent payments.
Housing Eligibility and Priorities
If housing is available during the summer semester, non-enrolled students and couples may be allowed to stay on campus at the regular semester housing rate. Since the seminary charges based on the number of students on campus, these fees allow the seminary to recoup some of its costs. Both enrolled and non-enrolled continuing students must notify their resident assistant and housing coordinator of their intent to reside on campus during the summer term by the second week of April.
Students who have a negative housing balance will need permission from the Business Office to live on campus during the summer term. It is intended that students complete their degree as quickly as possible, so priority will be given to those who have been on campus for longer than the prescribed time required to graduate.
Housing Rental, Furnishing and Utility Payments
Since we are aligned with Asia Graduate School of Theology (AGST), we also give priority to the Nazarene students from other countries who come here for the purpose of studying at AGST so that they can return to Nazarene institutions in their own country to serve. Students are not permitted to transfer apartments without prior notification and approval by the Dean of Students. Students requesting a room transfer must complete a request form and submit it to the Housing Coordinator for approval prior to any move.
The receipt and empty gas bottles must be presented to the designated person in Facilities for replacement. Individual students are not allowed to bring heavy appliances such as refrigerators and stoves into the student house without permission from the General Services Coordinator.
Housing Maintenance Guidelines
A rental form will be available on the day of registration and must be completed before finalizing the semester bill with the business manager. Before students leave campus after graduation, dormitory and apartment keys must be handed in to the housing coordinator. Employees on duty shall not be requested to assist with personal projects by either students or faculty.
Wardrobes in the Geneva Hall must never be moved. All assistants must be registered with the Central Office to be issued a campus card.
Housing Lifestyle Guidelines
If dorm inspectors find that kitchens are not clean, dorm cooking privileges will be immediately revoked. Men are not allowed to enter the women's home, and women are not allowed to enter the men's home, except for the resident's immediate family members. The resident's assistant and other residents of the home must be notified in advance of such a visit by relatives.
Overnight guests will need prior permission from the Housing Coordinator or Dean of Students to stay in the dormitory. Do not leave rooms open especially when you are going out for meals, worship, study in the library, or on off-campus trips.
Resident Assistants
Anyone admitted to campus must have a purpose for coming to the APNTS campus. In case of emergency, contact your Resident Assistant and/or call the Dean of Students immediately. Residents are expected to report any unusual or suspicious activity or behavior of visitors, residents and/or workers to the guards on duty or to the General Services Coordinator.
No firearms and/or incendiary devices such as sticks of dynamite, hand grenades and other deadly weapons are permitted on campus. Coordinate social and spiritual activities with the SBC Resident Assistants, who will lose their duties, will be replaced by the Dean of Students.
Vacating Housing
Important Forms for Residential Students
Laundry
The main space is available next to the Geneva Hall, the second is located behind unit 2 and the third is behind unit 10. Do not allow water to run continuously through the sink from the faucet when doing laundry.
Dining and Kitchen Facilities
Campus Water Supply
Waste Management
HEALTH SERVICES
Support Services
In an emergency, when medication is required before the doctor can be seen, the campus nurse can provide a starting dose (1-2) of pills, until a prescription can be obtained, provided the medication is available in the clinic as a stock medication at nominal cost. Room, doctor and laboratory costs for hospitalization due to accidents and illnesses incurred while studying at APNTS must be approved by the campus nurse. For common illnesses, the campus nurse must be notified during clinic hours (Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.) for consultation or to make an appointment on campus or with an outside physician.
The campus nurse can refer a student to see a doctor when signs or symptoms are beyond the capacity of the health clinic. In the event of an emergency on campus, the student must be taken to one of the following nearby hospitals for immediate treatment: Manila East Hospital in Taytay; Unciano Hospital in Antipolo, or Taytay Doctors.
SPORTS FACILITIES
The nurse can also provide an estimate of the cost of medical and/or dental services upon request. Medications will be dispensed according to the standing orders of the campus physician as outlined in the APNTS Clinic Procedures Manual. It is the student's responsibility to arrange transportation to and from the physician unless a campus driver is available and approved.
If no nurse is available, any faculty member may be informed and the nurse must then be informed as soon as possible. Table tennis and badminton facilities are currently located on the second floor of the NCEE building.
GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT 1. Building and Grounds
Security
The guards on duty at the gates are authorized and instructed to open all bags, kits, briefcases, boxes, briefcases, and the like brought into or out of the seminary by students, visitors, and campus staff, and to conduct security checks. Back gate access is available to those who live on that side of campus. When leaving the campus, students must inform the guards on duty of the estimated time of their expected return.
All student visitors will remain at the gate until they are received by a student host who will come to the gate. The visitor's pass or employee card must be worn while on campus and will be surrendered to the guard on duty upon exit.
Parking and Vehicles
CENTRAL OFFICES AND COMMUNICATION
- Reception
- Business and Finance
- Registrar
- Student Visa Officer
- Bulletin Boards
- Internet and Telephone a. Internet
Students are expected to be responsible for their financial affairs and Seminary obligations while at APNTS. Every student is strongly discouraged from borrowing money from any member of the Seminary's faculty and staff, classmates or church members, and from having expense accounts in the neighborhood shops or stores. The Student Visa Officer maintains a desk in the registrar's office and assists international students in processing their.
Incoming student mail is placed in mailboxes in the Owens Hall lobby Monday through Friday. The "parcel" box will be used by the Head Office for large packages that do not fit in a mailbox.
STUDENT VOLUNTEERISM
It is extremely important that you monitor this address, as professors and administration will communicate with you through this email address. This is an advantage to you as you do not incur the cost of printing your papers.). Calls not directly related to seminar business should be limited to three (3) minutes, especially during business hours.
The Central Office does not interrupt a class session to call someone to the telephone unless it is an extreme emergency.
STUDENT HANDBOOK REVISIONS
Students are encouraged to try one or more of the following informal procedures to address the complaint. The appeals process is initiated by submitting a written, signed petition to the chairman of the Appeals Board. Except for communications with the relevant administrators after the conclusion of the Appeals Committee proceedings and.
The dean of students or academic dean will provide a copy of the appeal to each member of the appeal committee prior to the hearing. The exact minutes of the complaint procedure will be written and kept in a confidential file of the commission's proceedings.
ASIA-PACIFIC NAZARENE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
CHILD PROTECTION Policy
Include the Child Protection Policy as one of the official documents in orientation materials for those who may wish to apply to work at APNTS and other campus entities. The identity of the child and other information such as the address and names of the child's parents must not be disclosed except to the investigator. This spokesperson should speak to the media from a prepared written statement on behalf of the community.
In the event of an incident of alleged child abuse by a person from APRC, PFO, WMC, or APNTS, the President will be notified by the HCD Program Director within 24 hours of the incident. Appropriate steps such as counseling and support will be given to the accused, the child and the person who reported the incident.
ASIA-PACIFIC NAZARENE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
GENDER EQUALITY AND SENSITIVITY POLICY
Section 14, Article 2 of the 1987 Philippine Constitution provides that the State recognizes the role of women in nation building and shall ensure the fundamental equality before the law of women and men. Section 24, Article 2 of the 1987 Philippine Constitution recognizes the vital role of communication and information in nation building. Include the Gender Equality and Sensitivity Policy as one of the official documents in the orientation materials for those who may wish to apply to work or register for classes at APNTS and other entities located on campus.
In cases involving gender sensitivity, the Program Director of HCD and at least one member from the Committee on Equality and Sensitivity (GES) will be a member of the group to hear the case. All grievances, whether from APNTS or from the various offices on campus, will be handled under the guidelines of the APNTS Student Grievance Policy.
