The Student Life office is privileged to work closely with the student organizations of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and Leavell College. A brief description is provided for each organization. Please contact the Student Life Office for more information or how to connect with these groups at campuslife@nobts.edu.
Black Seminarians exists to provide fellowship opportunities and encouragement for Black students of both Leavell College and NOBTS.
Contact:
fbs@nobts.edu
The purpose of the Dead Preachers Society is to encourage preachers in the passionate proclamation of His word through weekly meetings and other special events.
Contact:
Dr. Blake Newsom, DPS
caskeycenter@nobts.edu
This organization helps care for Korean students by encouraging and equipping them spiritually and physically to do the work of God.
Contact:
Yosub Woo, President of Korean Student Fellowship
yosubwoo.nobts@gmail.com
The purpose of this organization is to encourage the spiritual growth of Hispanic students of
the Seminary and Leavell College and promote fellowship among them and other students who
sense a calling or interest to work in ministries within the Hispanic population.
Contact:
Shaale Mirabal, President of Hispanic Student Fellowship
This student association seeks to encourage and foster a community that will aid in professional development and promote the collaboration of diversified skills and talents as each individual pursues the call of God in the counseling ministry. We seek to provide opportunities for training and certification in various counseling skills areas. The NOBTS Student Counselor Association welcomes students/faculty of all backgrounds who are interested.
Contact:
sca@nobts.edu
The Chaplain Fellowship is a student-led, faculty-sponsored organization established to build a healthy and strong Christian fellowship that will equip students for Spirit-led chaplaincy ministries beyond seminary. This organization provides fellowship, learning, and resources to NOBTS students interested in chaplaincy.
Contact:
Dr. Harwood
Student Theological Fellowship is a student-led organization whose purpose is to complement and enrich the student's theological education.
Contact:
Dr. Tommy Doughty, Faculty Advisor
The Text and Trowel Society endeavors to provide opportunities for professional development and strengthening of academic skills, in order to help students meet and surpass personal, spiritual, academic, and career goals. We seek to foster a community of Biblical Studies and Biblical Archaeology students who will help to aid each other professionally and spiritually and to bring awareness to the importance of biblical studies and archaeology to the biblical text. The Text and Trowel Society is open to all Biblical Studies and Biblical Archaeology students/alumni.
Contact:
Violet Wamsley