Program

Thursday, September 30
5:00	Registration Begins (off-campus guests)	Boyer Hall Atrium
6:00	Opening Reception (off-campus guests)	Boyer Atrium/Patio
6:30	Registration for Messiah College Participants	Hostetter Chapel Lobby
7:30-9:00	Opening Plenary	Hostetter Chapel
	Opening Remarks:   Douglas Jacobsen and Rhonda Hustedt Jacobsen
	Featured Speaker:    Lee Shulman, President Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching    "Professing understanding and Professing Faith: Synergies and Tensions within the Academy"

Friday, October 1
7:45-8:30	Continental Breakfast on Campus (off-campus guests)	Boyer Hall Atrium
8:30-8:45	Music and Meditations (Faculty Brass Quartet with Damian Savarino)	Hostetter Chapel
8:45-10:15	Panel I: "Scholarship and Christian Faith: Organizational Perspectives"	Hostetter Chapel
	Moderator: Chris Coble, Lilly Endowment Inc. Guiding Questions: How would the vision articulated in Scholarship and Christian Faith serve as a helpful resource on the campuses you represent? What new conversations might it open? Robert C. Andringa, Council of Christian Colleges and Universities Richard Ekman, Council of Independent Colleges Monika Hellwig, Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities R. Eugene Rice, American Association of Higher Education
10:15-10:45	break	Boyer Hall 1st flr. / 2nd flr. / 3rd flr.
10:00-6:00	Book Sales and Information Displays	Boyer Hall / Rm. 130
10:45-12:15	Parallel Sessions I	Boyer Hall
	Session A. 1. The Role of Mission Statements Frank E. Johnson, MidAmerica Nazarene Univ. L. DeAne Langerquist, St. Olaf College	B235
	Session A. 2. Faculty as Mentors Larry A. Braskamp, Loyola University (Chicago) Donald Thompson and Cindy Miller-Perrin, Pepperdine University	B230
	Session A. 3. Student-Centered Teaching Steven D. Crain, University of St. Francis (IN) David L. O'Hara, Pennsylvania State University	B237
	Session A. 4. History as Catalyst for Student Convictions John Fea, Messiah College Susan Horner, North Park University	B335
	Session A. 5. Autobiography & Theology John Kampen, Methodist Theological School Donald W. Musser, Stetson University	B330
	Session A. 6 Institutional Tensions/Community Contexts Larry D. Harwood, Viterbo University David G. Horner, North Park University	B131
	Session A. 7. Autobiography & the Social Sciences Jenell Williams Paris, Bethel College (MN) Theresa C. Tisdale, Azusa Pacific University	B331
	Session A. 8. Models of Faculty Development I Marion H. Larson, Bethel College (MN) Dale Soden, Whitworth College	B336
12:30	Conference Luncheon	Brubacher Auditorium (Eisenhower Center)
2:00-3:00	Panel II: "Scholarship and Christian Faith: Personal Perspectives"	Hostetter Chapel
	Moderator: Glenn Bucher, Boyer Center Guiding Questions: In what ways does the argument of Scholarship and Christian Faith dovetail with your own work dealing with faith in higher education? What is the future of faith in American higher education? Richard T. Hughes, How Christian Faith Can Sustain the Life of the Mind (2001) George Dennis O'Brien, The Idea of a Catholic University (2002) Andrea Sterk, Religion, Scholarship, and Higher Education (2002) John Bennett, Academic Life: Hospitality, Ethics, and Spirituality (2003)
3:30-6:30	Refreshments and Conversation	Boyer Atrium
	Oakes Museum Open	Jorden Science Cener
	Tobi Kahn Art Exhibition	Climenhaga Fine Arts Center
4:00-5:00	Interaction with Essayists from Scholarship and Christian Faith
	Crystal L. Downing   "Imbricating Faith and Learning"   Commentary by Gene Chase (math)	B235
	Edward B. Davis   "Is There a Christian History of Science?"   Commentary by Norm Wilson (history)	B230
	David L. Weaver-Zercher   "Scholarship in the Anabaptist Tradition"   Commentary by Richard Hughes (religious studies)	B335
	Susanna Bede Caroselli   "Instinctive Response as a Tool for the Scholar"   Commentary by Charles Jantzi (psych)	B330
6:30	Conference Banquet (Kirk Reese on jazz piano; Messiah College Singers, directed by Dwight Thomas; The Mendelssohn Trio)	Brubacher Auditorium

Saturday, October 2
7:45-8:30	Continental Breakfast (off-campus guests)	Boyer Atrium
8:00-12:15	Books and Displays/Conference Infromation	B130
8:30-10:00	Parallel Sessions II	Boyer Hall
	Session B. 1. Campus Ministries Stephen Butler Murray, Skidmore College Cynthia Wells-Lilly, Messiah College	B235
	Session B. 2. Spirituality & Culture in the Classroom Scott G. Huelin, Valparaiso University Elizabeth J. Tisdell, Penn State University (Harrisburg)	B230
	Session B. 3. Reading, Writing, and Questions of Truth David W. Chapman, Samford University Barbara K. Olson, Lee University	B231
	Session B. 4. Faith & Social Justice Andrea C. Dowdy, Stanford University Sheryl M. Reimer-Kirkham, Trinity Western Univ.	B335
	Session B. 5. Public & Private Educational Settings Danny L. Franke, Alderson-Broaddus College James E. Johnson, Pennsylvania State University	B330
	Session B. 6. Institutional Culture & Christian Scholarship Maxie Burch, Grand Canyon University Michael Beaty, Baylor University	B131
	Session B. 7. Models of Faculty Development II David Guthrie, Geneva College Paul Contino and D'Esta Love, Pepperdine University	B336
10:00-10:30	break	Hostetter Chapel (on the lawn)
10:30-12:00	Closing Plenary	Hostetter Chapel
	Robert Wuthnow, Princeton University "Can Faith Be More Than a Side Show in the Contemporary Acedemy?"
	Kim Phipps, Messiah College Interim President "Enlarging the Conversation: Facilitating Dialogue"

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