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Welcome to EmergingScholars.org

The Emerging Scholars Network is called to identify, encourage, and equip the next generation of Christian scholars who seek to be a redeeming influence within higher education.

Join ESN to be notified of new articles and resources posted each quarter. For more frequent updates, visit the Emerging Scholars Blog.

Read more about our mission and vision. We hope that we can encourage you in the good work of being a Christian scholar. The benefits of free membership include discounts from major Christian publishers, the quarterly Emerging Scholars Review, access to the ESN Mentoring Program, and members-only resources for spiritual and professional development.

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Highlights at EmergingScholars.org:

Emerging Evangelical Intelligentsia Survey
The Emerging Scholars Network invites its members to participate in a survey exploring how a growing number of evangelicals are drawing on their faith to shape the academy, mainstream journalism, policy discourse, and debate among public intellectuals.
 
John Sommerville How Can We Change the University?
C. John Sommerville expounds on the assertion that now is a time of opportunity for Christians in the university, introduced in his book Decline of the Secular University, to tell us how we must now embark on changing the academic world.
 
Candles (77px) Loving God in the Flesh in the Real World
InterVarsity staff and ESN blogger, Thomas Grosh IV shares some reflections inspired by Romans 12, Philippians 2:1-18, and Psalm 122 which challenge us to live as God created us to live.
 
Arrow (77px) Scripture Study of John 3:1-21
Join Thomas Grosh IV in examining the questions: Why did God put us here on earth and what are we are supposed to be doing? Are you living out the Word of God?
 

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FROM THE BLOG Week in Review: Big Questions Edition

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Emerging Adults’ View of Education
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Week in Review: Halloween Edition
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EVENTS Can a Biologist Trust an Evangelical Christian?
Nov 12, 2009

The Sociology of Faith: An Autobiographical Story
Feb 28, 2010

2010 Midwest Faculty Conference
Jun 19, 2010 - Jun 25, 2010

Gender and Christianity
Jun 21, 2010 - Jul 16, 2010

2010 West Coast Faculty Conference
Aug 1, 2010 - Aug 6, 2010



News

Call for Papers: History, Continuity, and Rupture
History, Continuity, and Rupture, A Symposium on Christianity and Art History has issued a call for papers. The symposium will take place in Paris, France May 25-31, 2010.

2009 CSF-ESN Grant Recipient Announced
The Christian Scholars Foundation and the Emerging Scholars Network announce the recipient of the CSF-ESN 2009 Grant to Advance Christian Scholarship.

2009 Year in Review
Through Following Christ 2008, new online resources, and continued growth in membership, God has blessed ESN over the past year.

Why Should I Join?
There are many benefits of ESN's free membership. We hope that you'll agree that it all adds up to a very good thing.

Resources

What is Calling?
Marc Baer of Hope College addresses conceptions (and misconceptions) of calling from persona, Biblical, and historical perspectives. Can we know our calling?

Why Get a PhD in the Humanities?
In the face of poor job prospects, a long and difficult process, and discouraging academic environments, why should anyone get a PhD in the Humanities? Seven Christian faculty and postdocs share their perspectives.

Carmen Acevedo Butcher: Why Get a PhD in the Humanities?
Carmen Acevedo Butcher, Associate Professor of English and Scholar-in-Residence at Shorter College, answers the question, "From a Christian perspective, why should anyone get a PhD in the Humanities?"

Brett Foster: Why Get a PhD in the Humanities?
Brett Foster, Assistant Professor of English at Wheaton College, answers the question, "From a Christian perspective, why should anyone get a PhD in the Humanities?"


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