 |
GFM Home
Features
Events
Most Emailed
Archives
About GFM
Employment
Grad Chapters

The Well: Home
About The Well
About WAP
Features
Events
Archives
Sign Up
Donate
Contact us
Ministries
Faculty
ESN
PSM
Law
MBA
RTSF
The Well
BSAP
Search GFM
|

|
Welcome to The Well
Welcome to The Well, a virtual gathering place for graduate and professional women to receive wisdom, care, challenge, and inspiration as they seek to follow Christ in the academic world and beyond. If you did not have the opportunity to fill out our 2010 survey, we invite you to do so here. Let us know something about you, offer suggestions for content, and give us some insight into your field of study or work.
Join The Well's Facebook page.
Sign up to receive monthly updates.
Highlights at The Well
 |
 |
Voices: Regina Sun
We caught Regina Sun as she returned to work after maternity leave and quizzed her on life, faith, work, and family.
|
| |
 |
 |
Making Margins, Part 2
Chrissy Jeske promised to report back on her effort to create margins in her life. How did she do?
|
| |
 |
 |
Alone in a (Church) Crowd
Author Diane Paddison recognizes the isolation many academic and business women have in their churches and gives suggestions for change.
|
| |
 |
 |
Wheat
"Wheat dies so many times," writes poet and artist Stephanie Gehring as she begins this Lenten meditation.
|
| |
 |
 |
Lent: Emptiness, Fear, and Fullness
Tish Harrison Warren took on stillness for Lent and found when she slowed down and invited Jesus in, she was forced to face things she might usually ignore.
|
| |
 |
 |
A Full Education
Grad student Katelin Hansen builds relationships across racial and socioeconomic lines while lamenting the lack of diversity in graduate programs.
|
| |
 |
 |
The Art of Conversation
Sharon Gartland encourages us to be willing to listen well and process communally in this election year.
|
| |
 |
 |
Making Margins
Margins make a visual design — and a life — more appealing. But, Chrissy Jeske asks, how do we make that space?
|
| |
|
 |
|
Lent: Emptiness, Fear, and Fullness
Tish Harrison Warren took on stillness for Lent and found when she slowed down and invited Jesus in, she was forced to face things she might usually ignore.
The Wheels Are Coming Off!
Sharon Gartland reflects on creating a life with margin in the midst of family, job, and life stresses.
Finding Life In-between
Jamie Noyd gives examples from literature, the Bible, and her own work of lives changing in "liminal" moments.
Broken For You
When Jamie Yeo is asked to serve communion at her church, she is terrified of being called out, "Hey, who let you in? What do you think you're doing?" until her thought is claimed by another idea.
Navigating Singleness: Finding Love That Will Not Let You Go
Amid the cacophony of advice from well-meaning friends, writer Grace Chiu finds the most difficult counsel she's had to wrestle with is from God himself.
You Are Not Alone
Whether single or married, the experience of loneliness occurs, but that does not mean we are alone.
Seeking Environmental Justice in Southeast Asia
Laura Yoder's experience with small scale tropical farmers and their political environment has transformed her practice and her teaching.
Great Expectations
Data indicates happiness is declining for women worldwide, even in the face of greater opportunity and freedom. Halee Gray Scott suggests how Christian women might respond.
Voices: Lucy Aguirre
PhD student Lucy Aguirre works with the fundamental building blocks of life.
The Thousand Gifts
What difference might it make to record a list of God's gifts? Author Ann Voskamp found it life-changing.
Do I Measure Up?
Chrissy Jeske recognizes the pressures of being "measured," whether for grad school, jobs, or in relationships.
A Grad School Experience: From Disillusionment to Renewal
A postdoc in the sciences describes the challenges of her grad school career and her path back to hope and passion.
Dear Mentor: Coping with grief during grad school?
How do I deal with the pressures of grad school while grieving the death of my mother?
Keepin' It Real
Author Margot Starbuck challenges women in leadership to set others free from false ideas of beauty by "keeping it real" themselves.
At a Loss for Words: Finding Prayer Through Liturgy, Silence, and Embodiment
At an unaccustomed loss for words, Tish Harrison Warren discovers prayer in liturgy, silence, and embodiment.
Of Acts Ongoing
An anthropologist of religion describes her experience with new believers in Zambia and how, as in the book of Acts, conversion brings a reexamination of culture.
Considering a Christian College Calling
The question of calling doesn't end with what the career will be. Where you pursue your calling is nearly as significant.
2010 Survey of Readers at The Well
Add your voice to the 2010 Survey for The Well and Women in the Academy & Professions.
The Commuting Life
Susanna Childress describes her experience dividing life between a teaching position in Indiana and a home in Michigan.
Dear Mentor: Have I missed my calling?
I believe God has given me intellectual gifts, but I have had a hard time settling into the right place to engage them.
Voices: Janine Giordano Drake
Meet US history scholar and ESN blogger Janine Giordano Drake.
Good Brothers: Suitable Accommodations
Professor Nick Balster's modifications to a university teaching lab help graduate women with young children stay active and engaged in their research programs.
Re-imagining Hope
What purpose does art have in the church and in our world? Artist Bobbette Rose travels to Africa and back considering the question.
Chasing Superwoman: A Working Mom's Adventures in Faith and Life
Lawyer and mother Susan DiMickele introduces her book, Chasing Superwoman, as she describes her life, seeking to serve God in the home and the marketplace.
A Tree Grows on Campus
Biblical imagery of the tree is particularly relevant to the work and presence of Christian professors on campus.
Daily Bread
Angie Crea O'Neal reflects on her time at last year's Faculty Conference at Cedar Campus, remembering that what we really need is often lost in lives of so much gain.
Reflection: Why I Teach
A biology professor sees a garden as she cultivates her students' growth and delights in their bloom.
Print Resources to Know
Check out these books we think would interest readers at The Well.
The Stair-Runner
Halee Gray Scott finds her calling making connections between the colonnade and the cathedral.
Good Brothers: Whatever Is Necessary
Steve Turley plants himself proudly in the professional shadow of his gifted wife, encouraging her success in specific ways.
Reflection: Poured Out
Is what you've done good enough? What do you do when you feel all your hard work has been for nothing?
Writers' Guidelines for The Well
Interested in writing for The Well? Learn more about our submission guidelines.
|
More features »
|
|