Between lectures, staff meetings, and ungraded exams, many of Anderson University’s faculty devote time and energy to various organizations within the city of Anderson. Whether it’s serving food to those in need, helping the blind learn about God, or working with those who are struggling, many of AU’s faculty put their whole hearts into service and receive more than they give.
Not that different after all
Dr. John Aukerman, professor of Christian education at Anderson University’s School of Theology, spent the past two years writing and editing a textbook for university and seminary students. Dr. Aukerman and 12 colleagues from other colleges worked collaboratively to write the textbook. This January, Warner Press will publish the book.
A number of Anderson University students and alumni will participate this weekend in "Reality Check: Confronting Homelessness."
The event, co-hosted by The Christian Center and Alternatives, Inc., will cost $10 per person and starts at 6 p.m. Friday continuing until 7 a.m. the next morning.
Anderson University will welcome the Rev. Dr. Katharine Sakenfeld on Monday, Oct. 4, for the 29th Annual Newell Lectures in Biblical Studies.
School of Theology Master of Theological Studies student Nicole Rech was named the third recipient of the Jeeninga Fellowship in Archaeology. Students, faculty and staff will have an opportunity on Monday, Sept. 27, to hear a report of her research and experiences in Decker 133 from 6-8:30 p.m.
