Breaking new ground at the corner table (1)
Moving into a hopeful future, shoulder to shoulder
Issue
Autumn 2011
13 Articles
Feature Articles
Articles
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Breaking new ground at the corner table (2)
The president and I share a sense of vocation
President Molly T. Marshall and board chair Philip R. Love, both of Central Baptist Theological Seminary, explain how they work together for the good of their theological school.
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Maximum-security seminary
Theological schools offer degree programs in two of North America’s toughest prisons.
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Boards on the vanguard of change
An interview with governance expert Robert E. Cooley
Governance expert Robert E. Cooley explains how boards and presidents can embrace change together.
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Together we rise
Nine keys for a healthy board-president leadership team
Nine keys for a healthy board-president leadership team.
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Boards and the freedom of purpose
In Trust president Christa R. Klein writes that above and beyond the fiscal and educational challenges facing seminary leaders are the assaults on the spirit that undermine hope.
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Remember the beginning
Contributing editor Melinda R. Heppe sees importance in recalling and honoring how things get started.
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Learn the basics, starting with what not to do
A review of The Relentlessly Practical Guide to Raising Serious Money by David Landsdowne, and Asking by Jerold Panas.
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How to say “thanks” to faculty when salary increases aren’t an option
Some theological schools are embracing creative ways to boost faculty morale at low cost to the institution.
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