NTS graduate Rev. Ruthe Workcuff was the first African American female graduate of NTS. Ruthe has a vibrant ministry of chaplaincy, teaching, volunteerism, and service to others through her work in the social services and health care fields. She is also a liaison from her work at Swope Health to local area churches. Learn more about programs at NTS, including the new Master of Arts in Transformational Leadership, at www.nts.edu/explore
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