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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:
2012 Christian Scholars Foundation Grant
The Christian Scholars Foundation offers a grant available only to Emerging Scholars Network members who are junior faculty to encourage them in the integration of Christian faith and academic scholarship.
2011 CSF-ESN Grant Recepient Announced
The Christian Scholars Foundation and The Emerging Scholars Network are pleased to announce the 2010 grant has been awarded to Prof. Jennifer Shewmaker of Abilene Christian University.
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Religious Bias in Academia
Tom Trevethan reviews the new book Compromising Scholarship: Religious and Political Bias in American Higher Education by George Yancey, Professor of Sociology at the University of North Texas.
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What's Your Philosophy of Parenting?
Tom Grosh reviews Wise Stewards: Philosophical Foundations of Christian Parenting by Michael W. Austin, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Eastern Kentucky University. What does it mean to be "wise stewards" of our children?
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Advice to Those Who Would Be Christian Scholars
Yale philosopher Nicholas Wolterstorff offers his advice to Christian students on thinking with a Christian voice and speaking with a Christian voice. Originally presented at U. Tennessee in October 2009.
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Faculty & Graduate Student Symposium in NY Capital District
Oct 15, 2011
Short Term Mission Available in the Central African Republic
Jul 1, 2012 - Sep 30, 2012
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Job Openings at Indiana Wesleyan University, Wheaton College, and Union University
InterVarsity Faculty Ministry would like to share three university openings with interested friends and faculty. Please do pass along these opportunities to those you know who might be well suited for the positions.
2011 CSF-ESN Grant Recepient Announced
The Christian Scholars Foundation and The Emerging Scholars Network are pleased to announce the 2010 grant has been awarded to Prof. Jennifer Shewmaker of Abilene Christian University.
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Emerging Scholars Review Writers Guidelines
We would be honored to have your submissions to the Emerging Scholars Review. We humbly offer these guidelines as you consider becoming a contributor to our ministry.
Resources on Science and Religion
Selected resources on science and religion from InterVarsity Faculty Ministry and ESN, featuring Elaine Ecklund, Francis Collins, Jennifer Wiseman, Robert Kaita, Jeff Hardin, Cal DeWitt, and many others.
Students Are a Lot Like People
Steve Simmons presents an insightful look at what he deems the teaching philosophy necessary to be a "good" teacher and mentor.
Personal Liturgy for the Work Day: Psalm 90
A personal liturgy based on Psalm 90, written by Bobby Gross, national director for Graduate and Faculty Ministries. Use this liturgy to help you meditate on Psalm 90 and begin your day with prayer.
Psalm 90: The Wisdom and Way of Dwelling in the Lord
Tom Trevethan, Faculty Ministry staff, offers a study to lead us in examining Psalm 90.
Suggested Readings for Undergraduates
A list of suggested books and other resources for students who are considering an academic career.
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.
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