Programs
Christian Classics Reading Groups
A group for undergraduate and graduate students interested in exploring classics of the Christian tradition in community with colleagues and a mentor. Meeting biweekly during the academic semester, students will explore a foundational text in the Christian intellectual tradition. A faculty mentor helps facilitate conversation about the ecumenical influence and permanent relevancy of this classic work.
For more information, please reach out to Jeremy Dowsett:
Faculty Forums
The Faculty Forums create opportunities for Christian scholars across disciplines to collaborate on pressing and enduring questions. This includes occasional faculty-led book discussions, research presentations, and convivia for fostering intellectual friendship.
Monthly lunch & lecture series
On-campus noontime lectures from MSU faculty and scholars exploring the intersection of academic disciplines and the Christian intellectual tradition.
Faculty Fellows Discussion Group
A group of faculty meeting monthly to discuss how their faith is reflected in and impacts their work as well as how their work as a faculty member impacts their faith. This group uses readings to guide its discussions.
For more information on meeting times and locations, please reach out to Gerry McNamara:
Other learning opportunities
Occasional public lectures with renowned scholars addressing thoughtful topics to promote the life of the mind.