Jan 25, 2010
John Marson Dunaway, French & Interdisciplinary Studies, Mercer University, Macon, GA [Jan 31, 2010]— As a student, I was inspired by the example of a Christian professor who became like a second father to me. Wallace Fowlie was a master lecturer and a...
Jan 15, 2010
Sarah Hamersma, Economics, University of Florida [Jan 24, 2010] — It is easy to see ways in which the quest for tenure could seem antithetical to the lifestyle and goals of a Christian. Clearly we know that as Christians we are to seek the kingdom of God, not a...
Jan 8, 2010
John Walkup, Professor Emeritus, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Texas Tech University [Jan. 10, 2010] — Does God really offer the best plan for my life? I have noticed that it is frequently only in hindsight (if then) that I get a proper perspective on the...
Dec 9, 2009
Robert Kaita, Plasma Physics Princeton [Dec 13, 2009] — There is a tradition among many of us in the teaching profession to compile our academic “genealogies.” My wife is a music teacher, for example, and many of her colleagues like to claim their pedagogical...
Oct 7, 2009
Kathryn Lindholm-Leary, Child and Adolescent Development San Jose State University [Oct 11, 2009] — I don’t do enough for my students. It took a note from a little girl in the Philippines to make me realize this. Last November I bought a jacket with a faux fur...
Sep 22, 2009
Steve Long Electrical and Computer Engineering U C Santa Barbara [Sept 28,2009]– Sometimes students’ questions about God don’t arise very often in particular academic disciplines — like mine, for example. So how do I reflect Christ to others? I don’t...
