Financial Contributions for ESN
| The Emerging Scholars Network relies on financial partnerships from individuals, churches, and foundations. Would you like to invest in our mission to identify, encourage, and equip the next generation of Christian professors? |
The Emerging Scholars Network is called to identify, encourage, and equip the next generation of Christian professors to be a redeeming influence in higher education. ESN members range from undergraduate students to tenure-track faculty, and we are committed to serving these members at no charge to them.
To help ESN members grow spiritually and navigate their academic career, we offer free programs such as:
- The Emerging Scholars Blog, updated twice a week with helpful links and ongoing conversation about being a Christian in the academy. The ESN Blog currently reaches more than 550 daily subscribers
- Special ESN event series like the Ohio State University Emerging Scholars luncheons and the Christian Scholars Series in central Pennsylvania.
- The ESN Mentoring Program, which helps students and young faculty find mature Christian mentors in their area of specialty
- Member-only opportunities like the CSF-ESN Grant to Advance Christian Scholarship and the ESN Peer Search to help our members find like-minded Christians
More than 3,800 students, faculty, and professionals have joined ESN. Over the past three years, we’ve seen more than 130 ESN members become faculty. Praise God! You can read more about ESN’s work in the 2010-2011 Faculty Ministry Annual Report.
Will you partner with us in reaching and changing our nation’s universities for Christ?

Donations may also be mailed to:
Emerging Scholars Network
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship
Attn: Donor Services
Po Box 7895
Madison, WI 53707-7895
Renewing the Source
Emerging Scholars Network and InterVarsity Faculty Ministry are currently engaged in the Renewing the Source project. This strategic 30-year project guides our work to change the nature of higher education through a new generation of Christian faculty. To learn more, visit the Renewing the Source home page, or contact Kim Huey, Faculty Ministry Development Coordinator.
Questions?
If you have any questions about the Emerging Scholars Network or how your donation will be used, please contact Micheal Hickerson, Emerging Scholars Network Associate Director.
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