In this final spotlight, Dr. Greg Straughn retraces important themes from Cornerstone and outlines how the course can serve as a foundation for the rest of your liberal arts education here at ACU.

The Spotlight resources at the right encourage reflections on the past semester and discussions that will whet your appetite for the next course in the CORE sequence: “Human Identity and Community.”

 
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Spotlight Resources

10 Rules for Students

Self-Portrait as Christ

When DNA Evidence Fails 

BIOGRAPHY

Dr. Greg Straughn is Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and associate professor of music. His research interests include the history and performance of opera and the evolution of Southern Gospel music in America.  He is also a cellist in the Abilene Philharmonic Orchestra.