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Presentations

2024

Kuyers/INCHE/de Vries Institute conference: Integrated Education in a Reductionist Age, October 10-12

Plenary 1: Interpreting Our World: Magnetic Questions and Capacious Curiosity

Justin Ariel Bailey
Associate Professor and Theology Department Chair
Dordt University

Plenary 2: Resisting Reductionism through the Complex Mission of God

Matthew Kaemingk
Richard John Mouw Assistant Professor of Faith and Public Life, director of the Richard John Mouw Institute of Faith and Public Life
Fuller Theological Seminary

Plenary 3: Aesthetic Conditioning in a Reductionist Age

Katie Kresser
Professor of Art History and Visual Studies
Seattle Pacific University

Kuyers/INCHE conference: Faith and Pedagogy Amid Educational Change, October 6-7

Plenary 1: Why You Need a Diversity Playbook

Michelle Loyd-Paige 
Executive Associate to the President 
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Plenary 3: Panel: Educational Change: The Press and the Pause

Marlene Wall, President, LCC International University 
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Jan Hábl, University of Hradec Králové

2019Ìý

Kuyers/INCHE conference: Shaping Christian Learning

Plenary 1: Conversion, agency, and education: Reflections on how to theologically narrate and imagine change

Luke Bretherton 
Professor of Theological Ethics and Senior Fellow 
Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University

Plenary 2: African Christian designs for learning: A panel

Tersur Aben, Theological College of Northern Nigeria 
Faith Nguru, Daystar University, Kenya 
Marilyn Naidoo, University of South Africa

Plenary 3: Design before planning: A biblical/theological frame

Ken Badley 
Professor of Education 
Tyndale University College

2017Ìý

Conference: Christian Teaching and Learning: Pathways and Possibilities

Plenary 1: "Beyond Hospitality: Finding Wisdom at the Intersections of Practices"

Christine Pohl 
Associate Provost and Professor of Christian Ethics 
Asbury Theological Seminary

Plenary 2: "Redeeming the Buzzwords: A Distinctively Christian Approach to Innovation in Education"

Beth Green 
Program Director for Education 
Cardus

Plenary 3: "What Do We Mean by Christian Education?"

Trevor Cooling 
Professor of Christian Education 
Canterbury Christ Church University

2015Ìý

Conference: Faith and Teaching: Virtue, Practice, Imagination

Plenary 1: "Teaching at Table/Learning to Eat"

Susan M. Felch 
Professor of English 
Director, Calvin Institute for Christian Scholarship

Plenary 2: "Courage in the Classroom"

Candace Vogler 
Professor, Department of Philosophy 
University of Chicago

Closing session: "'A Cold Heart Cannot Catch Fire': Imagination, Faith, and Teaching"

David I. Smith 
Director, Graduate Studies in Education 
Director, Kuyers Institute for Christian Teaching and Learning

2013

Conference: "Virtues, Vices, and Teaching"

Held in October 2013, this conference explored the implications of a focus on virtues and vices for the way Christian teaching and learning are approached. Audio files (MP3) of the three plenary speakers (Jennifer Herdt, Yale Divinity School; L. Gregory Jones, Duke Divinity School; and David K. Naugle, Dallas Baptist University) are available at the .