Feb 18, 2008
Mark Pritchard Management Central Washington University The abstract was written, the Powerpoint slides done, so it seemed like just another conference trip that so many of us take each year. With the prospect of ‘free-time’ ahead I began by...
Jan 28, 2008
Chris Womack, Kinesiology James Madison University Many of us can be reluctant to identify ourselves as Christians in the classroom. It can seem a little puzzling to figure out how to weave our identities as followers of Christ into our daily classrooms and...
Nov 26, 2007
Rae Mellichamp, Emeritus Professor, University of Alabama Scott Luley Faculty Commons, Princeton University “For I was hungry, and you gave Me something to eat; I was thirsty, and you gave Me drink; I was a stranger, and you invited Me in.” Matthew...
Oct 29, 2007
Matt Green Alabama, Exercise Science What might it cost me to identify myself as a Christian in the academy? That was a question our Christian Faculty Staff group here at Alabama talked about recently. Working at a state university, I have found this to be...
Oct 15, 2007
Phil Bishop Kinesiology, University of Alabama About 10 years ago the student Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Alliance (GBLA) held their national conference on our campus. Upon announcement of this event, the reaction on campus was mixed. Some people protested the use...
Sep 10, 2007
Walter Bradley Mechanical Engineering, Baylor During my undergraduate years, I began to wonder whether there was something fundamentally incompatible between higher education and being a follower of Jesus. In fact, I went through my entire undergraduate and graduate...
