Fall 2026 Symposiums

6th: The Moral Obligation to be Eloquent

• Chance Gamble, Assistant Professor of English

13th: The English New Testament of 1526: Legacies of Vernacular Bible Translations at 500 Years

• Michael Whiting, Assistant Professor of Christian History and Leadership

20th: Divine Hiddenness and Evidence for God

• Charity Anderson, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Baylor University

27th: Henry Adams on the Dynamo and the Virgin: Technology’s Effect on Education

• Susan Hanssen, Associate Professor of History, University of Dallas

6th: Does Qohelet Really Believe All is Vanity?

• Mark Sneed, Professor of Bible, Lubbock Christian University

20th: Thoughts on the Writer’s Voice and the Fictional Point-of-View

• Derek Updegraff, Associate Professor of English, Anderson University

27th: Scrolls, Screens, and Sounds: How to Engage with Scripture in a Multimodal World

• John C. Dyer, Assistant Professor of Theological Studies, Dallas Theological Seminary

10th: His Mercy is for Those Who Fear Him: A Study of Justification by Faith in the Old Testament

• Camden Ammons, Graduate Student, Dallas Theological Seminary

17th: Divine Design: God’s Purpose for You Through Work

• Joy Dahl, Business Strategist, Fractional CFO, and Workplace Ambassador

24th: Faith, the Sciences, and Christian Higher Education: Herman Bavinck's Christianity and Science

• Jonathan Cooper, Associate Professor of Biology, DBU 

1st: Fairy Tales and Historical Mentalities: W. H. Auden and the Stories We Tell Ourselves

• Dr. Philip Irving Mitchell, Director of the University Honors Program.