2001 Symposiums

February

2nd: “The Lordship of Jesus Christ Over the Whole of Life: An Introduction to the Thought of Abraham Kuyper”

• Dr. David Naugle

9th: “Who Wants To Be a Cartographer? The Amazing Meaning of Maps”

• Prof. Greg Kelm

16th: “The Two Shall Become One Flesh: Confronting ‘Politically Correct’ Interpretations of Paul’s ‘One Flesh’ Concept”

• Dr. Aaron Son

23rd: “Piano Personalities of the Past and Present” (Roberts Bldg. 206)

• Dr. Richard Baca, lecturer; assisted on piano by Leonardo Zuno

26th: “Hot Topics, Cool Politics: Can Christians Deal Wisely with the Issues of Vouchers, Environmental Protection, and the Death Penalty?”

• Dr. James Skillen, Executive Director, Center for Public Justice, Washington, D.C.

March 

1st: SPECIAL EVENT: Narnia Night! Celebrating the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Publication of C. S. Lewis’s The Chronicles of Narnia. A Reading of The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe (Fill My Cup Coffee House, 6:30 pm)

• Sponsored by the Pew College Society

2nd: “When Spring Comes Late: Finding Your Way Through Depression”

• Pam Moore

9th: “Abraham Lincoln on Leadership”

• Dr. Blair Blackburn

23rd: Fourth Annual Pew College Society Student Conference Preliminary Address

• Dr. David Naugle

23rd: First Keynote Address: The Fourth Annual Pew College Society Annual Student Conference (Gaston Chapel, 7:30 pm)

• Dr. Amy Sherman, Senior Fellow of the Welfare Policy Center of the Hudson Institute

30th: “Graced Occasions: Sacramental Realism in the Later Fiction of Ron Hansen”

• Prof. Philip Mitchell

April

6th: “Wisdom for Decision-Making”

• Dr. Denny Dowd

20th: “Spirituality and the Christian Student: Integrating the Heart and the Head”

• Mr. Mark Petras

27th: “Searching for the Sublime: C. S. Lewis’s Til We Have Faces"

• Dr. Rose Johnson