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Mackinac College (Humbard)
Mackinac College (1972-1973) was a nondenominational Bible college briefly owned and operated by the Cathedral of Tomorrow at the Rex Humbard Development Center on Mission Point, Mackinac Island, Michigan. This coeducational undergraduate college was founded by Reverend Alpha Rex Emmanuel Humbard ("Brother Rex"),〔Straus, Frank ("A Look at History, Rev. Humbard" ), ''Mackinac Island Town Crier'', 2007-10-06 Retrieved 2014-02-23〕〔"Rex Humbard, TV evangelist" () Retrieved 2014-02-23〕 who was Chairman of the Board. The President of the college was Rev. Roger Kvam, previously an assistant professor of political science at the University of Akron.〔''The Republican-News & St. Ignace Enterprise December 1971 to February 1972'' () Retrieved 2014-02-23〕〔''The Republican-News & St. Ignace Enterprise Thursday, December 2, 1971'' () Retrieved 2014-02-23〕
==Facilities==
Brother Rex purchased his Development Center property from Mackinac College (1966-1970). This earlier college had been a non-sectarian, co-educational 4-year liberal arts college that closed due to financial problems after the graduation of its Charter Class in 1970. Buildings at the 21-acre Mission Point (Mackinac Island) campus included residence halls, laboratories, classrooms, a conference center, a library, theater, studio, kitchens, and dining halls, and the historic Mission House. The Development Center also included the 190-acre Stonecliffe estate. Stonecliffe had a 1904 mansion, entertainment hall and stage, bowling alley, and downhill ski slope. As owner of Mission Point and Stonecliffe, Rev. Humbard was the largest private landowner on Mackinac Island.〔
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