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My Best Lecture: Steven Moore

by Trey Shirley | Apr 24, 2015 | Adams Center Event, In Case You Missed It, Lunch, My Best Lecture

As part of the My Best Lecture Series, Steven Moore leads colleagues in a discussion exploring the mighty power of words to realize their ability to unveil the ugliness of humanity as well as shine a light on the beauty that is around us and within us in a lecture...

My Best Lecture: Jaime Goff

by Trey Shirley | Feb 13, 2015 | Adams Center Event, In Case You Missed It, My Best Lecture, Uncategorized

Do our experiences as young children influence the types of leaders we become? Jaime Goff presents My Best Lecture: From the Cradle to the Board Room.

My Best Lecture: Paul Morris

by Trey Shirley | Jan 30, 2015 | In Case You Missed It, My Best Lecture

Whether we have free will and what exactly free will requires of us have long been problematic and unresolved issues. To most people moral responsibility seems to rest on our having some form of free will. The lecture will critically survey the contemporary status of...

Campbell Lecture Series: January 21, 2014 with Carisse Berryhill

by Trey Shirley | Jan 23, 2015 | Adams Center Event, Faith & Learning, In Case You Missed It

Long before James K. Smith, Campbell understood the importance of beauty, narrative, and imagination in moral formation. Exciting manuscript evidence reveals the roots of his aesthetics, his pedagogy, and the practices he employed as a Christian educator.

Race and ACU Discussion Group Series

by Trey Shirley | Jan 22, 2015 | Adams Center Event, Reading Group

The Adams Center and Charis (the Center for Heritage and Renewal in Spirituality) will be conducting a reading/discussion lunch group this semester focused on issues of “Race and ACU.” Some of you were involved in the reading group last semester that...

In Case You Missed It – My Best Lecture with Royce Money

by Trey Shirley | Sep 16, 2014 | Adams Blog, In Case You Missed It

If you missed Royce Money’s “My Best Lecture” session on September 3rd, don’t worry! You can watch the full podcast of the session here.
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