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Category: Notes from Alcuin (Monthly Newsletter)

In May 2023 we moved our newsletter to our website for a variety of reasons. Doesn’t really matter what they are. Just check in here to read Notes from Alcuin.

Notes from Alcuin (Monthly Newsletter)

November 2023

In This Issue: Press Release: ASC Receives Grant! The Future of Alcuin Study Center Recommended Reading Our Latest Videos Avis Foundation Awards Alcuin Study Center Grant (Press Release): November 1, 2023, Muncie, Ind. โ€” Alcuin Study Center (ASC) has received a $50,000 grant from the Avis Foundation, Inc. The grant is to be used as a … Continue reading November 2023

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October 2023

In This Issue: Building Friendships with Like-Minded Institutions Open House Photos New Videos Upcoming Events The Ever-Present Need for Support ASC in Comment Commons We were recently highlighted in Comment Magazine's newsletter, The Commons. Take a peek here. We have been building relationships with the staff of several Christian and culture journals. Perhaps we'll have … Continue reading October 2023

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September 2023

In This Issue: Autumn Open House Video: Why Boredom Matters PICS: God & Humor / Fall Classes MAKE MEN WISH IT WERE TRUE... Open House SATURDAY โ€ข September 30 โ€ข 5-10PM If you can read this...you're invited Help us to celebrate our new space Enjoy 3 local bands Get to know other involved in Alcuin … Continue reading September 2023

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August 2023

In this issue: Open House - You're Invited! Hospitality New Students Fall Programs You're Invited to our Fall Open House! September 30 5:00-10:00 pm Join us to celebrate our new space! Music โ€ข Food โ€ข Fellowship Scott & Malissa Mountain Laurel Former Ruins We thought about calling this our Grand Opening, but thought it sounded … Continue reading August 2023

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Cooler Than NPR? Some might say that's a low bar, but for a limited time, we are offering these amazing brown and tan Alcuin of York T-shirts for anybody who gives $100 toward or more our building project. The artwork on these shirts is an original woodcut by Kreg Yingst, made at request for Alcuin … Continue reading

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July 2023

In this issue: The Annual Meeting of the Consortium of Christian Study Centers An Act of Hospitality: ASC expands Signing Off with a Song The Annual Meeting of the Consortium of Christian Study Centers The Consortium of Christian Study Center's Annual Meeting is one of the highlights of our year. This year Adam and I … Continue reading July 2023

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Early June 2023

A Well-Tuned Life We were thrilled to have Dr. Andrew Crow lead us through a 2-part series on Western music and human flourishing. In this fascinating and thought-provoking two-part series, Dr. Crow demonstrated the ways in which Western music has evolved according to both nature (e.g., mathematical ratios) and nurture (familiarity with certain traditions). He … Continue reading Early June 2023

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ASC is located at 1401 W Beechwood Ave, Muncie IN 47303

Our mailing address is 3110 W Riverside Ave, Muncie IN 47304

Alcuin Study Center is an educational 501(c)(3)

765-217-9611

dan@alcuinstudycenter.org

alcuinstudycenter@gmail.com

  • 1401 W Beechwood Ave, Muncie, IN, United States
Alcuin Study Center is a member of the Consortium of Christian Study Centers

Alcuin Study Center is a public charity 501(c)(3) and is not affiliated with any particular church or denomination.

Our Mission

To cultivate human flourishing, feed the moral imagination, and seek the common good through the robust Christian tradition of thoughtful discourse, integrated education, and cultural engagement.

The beautiful woodcut of Alcuin of York was done on commission for us by Kreg Yingst. Clickย hereย to visit his site.

Our Commitments

  • ASC welcomes all, regardless of viewpoint, to have civil dialogue regarding enduring human questions.
  • ASC supports excellence in scholarship and seeks to build positive relationships with the local university for the flourishing of its community
  • ASC desires to cultivate redemptive culture-makers rather than consumers

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