Linda Christas Academy
Offering An Entirely New Kind of Educational Experience
Linda Christas Academy is an I.A.S.C. accredited four year institution designed to respond to the unique array of personal, educational, and employment problems faced by 21st century graduates. With unemployment rates among college graduates approaching 20%, the traditional college model, which allows students to fend for themselves upon graduation, simply falls dramatically short of the services graduates need. Linda Christas Academy prepares a student for entry to the very best colleges and universities the United States has to offer.
Linda Christas Academy never competes with traditional institutions for students. The Academy simply offers a different kind of experience for serious students who understand that traditional high schools, upon their graduation, divest themselves of responsibility for their, the student's, futures.
The Linda Christas Academy Difference
Linda Christas Academy provides a solid four-year online diploma in a format the US Department of Education has labeled superior to traditional classroom study.
Upon graduation, Linda Christas provides support services as requested in all areas of the former student's professional life. These services are delivered at no charge as part of the Academy's ongoing commitment to diploma holders.
Today's college graduate can expect to be employed by ten or more employers during his or her lifetime. Employer loyalty is a thing of the past. As such, the college graduate requires a source of stability whereby he or she always has someone or somewhere to turn in time of need.
Linda Christas Academy provides that stability through heartfelt and loyal counseling throughout the years. No matter how many times an LCA graduate is thrust back into the job market by the forces of globalization, Linda Christas counselors are there to organize and launch an employment campaign comprised of resume restructuring, interview assistance, and position identification through personal and Academy staff networking.
At a time when even elite college graduates are confused relative to personal and employment direction, Linda Christas graduates always have qualified counselors ready to work with them to get their lives on track, and dramatically reduce the trauma so frequently foisted upon workers at all levels in today's marketplace.
Latest Student News and Commentary
Our Dean Heeds Harvard's Invitation
Fisher-Wallace Device Promising for Students
by Denise Fountainbleau, Class of 2012
Our Dean Emeritus, Dr. Ron Bernard (68), never tires of trying to assist Linda Christas Academy students to get ahead.
The FDA Approved Fisher-Wallace Transcranial Electrostimulation Device
In tracking the Dean during his first week using the device, he reports a much clearer mind (He was pretty good before.).
He told me that his reading speed has increased substantially. (He was faster than I am before, and I am at the top of my class in that category.)
Dr. Bernard is conducting this experiment in consultation with a medical doctor trained in the use of the Fisher-Wallace device. All Linda Christas students worldwide will have the same benefit of medical backup just in case it is needed, although the device is very safe.
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01/28/2012
Battle for a Community's Soul
by Ann Wellington, Linda Christas Class of '12
Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson
Recently, Rev. Peterson was voted by the Linda Christas College student body as their role model for 2011. Along with that designation, the College awarded Rev. Peterson an honorary Chair of Leadership which will be held in Rev. Peterson's name in perpetuity.
Others who have been awarded honorary Chairs in perpetuity at the College include Pat Boone (Singer, Actor, Composer of Exodus), Dr. Paul Davies (Templeton Prize), Efrem Zimbalist Jr. (Pulitzer Prize) and author Sue Grafton (Anthony Award).
One of the questions this reporter posed to Rev. Peterson had to do with the problems of America's families, and particularly those of black families.
In response, Rev. Peterson referred to his article entitled "The Soul of the Black Community Is Dead."
In that article, Rev. Peterson says,
"Seventy percent of black babies born out of wedlock has lent itself to an epidemic of fatherlessness. The black woman carries no respect for a man of such weakness and harbors perpetual hatred for this man who bedded, and then abandoned, her. The father's absence made the mother the influential figure to the family. But her anger toward the man who left her is so great that she cannot be a positive influence. The black youth is victimized by his m....
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Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson - Linda Christas College Man of the Year
Today it was announced that Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson, Founder and President of BOND (Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny), has accepted the 2011 Linda Christas College Honorary Chair for Leadership.
Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson
Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson 31%, Bill Gates: 20%, Ron Paul: 19%, John McCain: 10%, Michelle Bachmann: 5%, Pope Benedict XVI 4%, Dennis Prager 4%, Sarah Palin: 4%, Barack Obama: 2%, OTHERS 1%.
BOND's stated mission is "Rebuilding the Family by Rebuilding the Man."
Since 1990, BOND has helped primarily black men and their families maintain or regain control of their lives and overcome life's challenges.
In addition, Rev. Peterson has served as a voice in the black community reassuring the majority of citizens that black Americans can take responsibility for their own lives without blaming others for poverty when it occurs.
Linda Christas students were drawn to Rev. Peterson because of his messages in opposition to the reigning philosophy of black leaders like the Rev. Jesse Jackson, Louis Farrakhan, Jackie Speier a....
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Street Gangs Oppose the Legalization of Drugs
Cornelius Green - Arizona LC Class of '13
Former Secretary General Kofi Annan
Answer: They all strongly endorse the legalization of all drugs in the United States and throughout the world.
For opposition to this proposed abolition of prohibition, we turn to America's street gangs.
Street gangs in the United States adamantly oppose the legalization of drugs.
Using street language to disguise how very smart they really are, gang leaders say that legalization of drugs would ruin their businesses. Availability of drugs to all adults would undermine every major monetary aspect of modern gang life, they say.
Instead of the hundreds of millions of dollars available to street gang coffers each year, local, state and federal governments would be collecting taxes, streets would be, at worst, measurably safer, and the prison population would be halved.
In addition, gang leaders say that "street creds" for serving time (in prison) would be much harder to earn, and territories would become virtually worthless, turning the calendar back to a time when gangs were more like tough local youth groups than mega earning centers for automatic weapon carrying....
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