CCTLU’s Honorary Doctorate program offers an innovative alternative to the traditional dissertation format by embracing real-world applications such as doctoral projects, capstone experiences, or practicums. This distinctive program is designed to honor and recognize seasoned leaders—those with a minimum of 10 years of proven experience—who have demonstrated excellence in compassionate, ethical, and professional bereavement services.
Rather than focusing solely on theoretical research, our program emphasizes problem-based learning, creative problem solving, and social impact. Candidates are evaluated on their ability to integrate entrepreneurial success with academic and ethical contributions, particularly within the field of Mortuary Care. We seek individuals who have advanced the profession through innovative practices rooted in Christian ethics—demonstrating sensitivity, integrity, and a deep commitment to serving others during times of loss.
This honorary doctorate acknowledges the transformative work of leaders who bring both heart and vision to their vocation, elevating the standards of care and inspiring the next generation of professionals in the field.
CCTLU’s Honorary Doctorate offers a dynamic alternative to the traditional dissertation model through options such as a doctoral project, capstone project, or practicum. This program is designed to honor accomplished leaders who prioritize real-world, problem-based learning, creative problem-solving, and measurable social impact over conventional academic research alone.
Targeted at professionals with a minimum of 10 years of proven success, this program provides an opportunity to merge entrepreneurial achievements with academic recognition. Candidates must demonstrate evidence of significant contributions to technological advancement, innovative thinking, and a clear alignment with Christian ethics.
This honorary doctorate celebrates individuals whose work exemplifies integrity, innovation, and service—leveraging technology to positively impact society while remaining grounded in faith-based principles.
CCTLU’s Honorary Doctorate program offers an innovative alternative to the traditional dissertation model through options such as a doctoral project, capstone experience, or practicum. This unique pathway is designed to recognize and celebrate distinguished leaders who emphasize real-world, problem-based learning, creative problem-solving, and lasting social impact—rather than focusing solely on theoretical research.
The program is open to individuals with a minimum of 10 years of demonstrated leadership experience and a successful track record in both entrepreneurial and academic spheres. Candidates must show clear evidence of meaningful contributions to the field of Christian Leadership, particularly in ways that align with biblical values and ethical excellence.
Through this honorary doctorate, CCTLU honors those who exemplify visionary leadership, spiritual maturity, and a deep commitment to advancing the Kingdom of God through service, innovation, and integrity.
CCTLU’s Honorary Doctorate program provides a forward-thinking alternative to the traditional dissertation, offering options such as a doctoral project, capstone project, or practicum. This program is designed to honor transformative leaders who emphasize real-world, problem-based learning, creative problem-solving, and measurable social impact—prioritizing applied knowledge over purely theoretical research.
Geared toward leaders with a minimum of 10 years of proven experience, the program recognizes those who have successfully integrated entrepreneurial and academic achievement with a demonstrated commitment to Christian Leadership and Social Justice. Candidates must provide evidence of impactful contributions that promote equity, compassion, and community transformation—rooted in Christian ethics and moral leadership.
Through this honorary doctorate, CCTLU affirms and celebrates the work of leaders who are advancing the cause of justice, inspiring change, and embodying the principles of faith in action.