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about Starr King School for the Ministry
Established: 1904
Total enrollment in 1904: 2 full-time students, 5 special
students
First graduating class: Vernon Moser Cady and Naokatsu
Kubushiro in 1908
Total faculty in 1904: 1
Total faculty for 2005-2006: 5 core faculty, 21 associate
faculty, 2 visiting professors, 1 research professor,
1 visiting scholar, 10 student teachers, 6 intern supervisors.
Total enrollment for 2005-2006: 87 students: 77 M.Div.,
5 MASC, 1 M.A.; 1 M.Div./M.A.. An additional 60 online
students. Faculty advisees: 12 Ph.D. students, 1 D.Min.
student, 7 M.A. students.
Average class size: 10 students
Gender: 58 women, 28 men and 1 transgender
Geographic diversity: The 2005-2006 incoming class
comes from California, Canada, Colorado, Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, Arizona, Texas, Wisconsin, Ohio, Florida, Alabama,
North Carolina, Maine and Massachusetts.
2000-2003 graduate professional paths:
| Parish ministry |
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38 |
| Religious Education ministry |
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5 |
| Community ministry |
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3 |
| Lay ministry |
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11 |
| Scholarship, teaching, Ph.D. studies |
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6 |
| Other |
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3 |
Total alumni (since 1904): approximately 1,200
Number of Honorary Degree Recipients since 1933: 131
SKSM’s internship program established: 1950s
Number of SKSM students who’ve participated in parish
internship programs in North America since 1996: 91
Number of SKSM graduates among 1,660 Unitarian Universalist
fellowshipped ministers in North America: 268
(16%)
Unitarian Universalist congregations with membership
of 500 or more served by Starr King graduates: 45%
SKSM endowment: $6.2 million
2006-2007 operating budget: $2 million
Percent of tuition covered by scholarships: 20-25%
Year SKSM joined the Graduate Theological Union: 1964
Average January temperature in Berkeley: 66 degrees
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