Saturday Mini-Conference
How do our presuppositions and worldviews affect the ways we think, study, research, learn, and teach? Why are some worldviews seemingly more accepted in the academy than others? What is the posture of Christian ministries and their students toward the university itself? What does the Christian tradition have to offer the life of the mind? What are appropriate and inappropriate ways for Christians to engage in the pluralistic setting of the University? How might ministry leaders and professors learn from one another?
November 16, 10am-3pm
BSU Pittenger Student Center Ball Room
Free!
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10-10:45am What Has Athens to do with Jerusalem? A Brief Overview of the Christian Academic Tradition (Dan Daugherty)
10:45-11:00am Discussion at tables
11:00-12:30 What Has The Classroom to do with Campus Ministry? A Conversation with Faculty and Ministry Leaders About the Formation of Students (with Q&A following)
12:35-1:30 Lunch and Discussion at tables
1:35-2:35 Where Do We Go From Here? Suggestions for Future Engagement (Brian Allred)
2:40-2:55 pm Discussion at tables
3:00-Closing Remarks
3:00-3:45 Book & Resource Table open
Registration:
Lunch is free for registered attendees
