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Traditional fundraising principles meet new platforms
Some theological schools are using online crowdfunding as part of their development strategy.
A snapshot of the seminary community’s differing viewpoints on competency-based theological education.
Boston University encourages other schools to piggyback on its efforts
To help students gain a theologically grounded understanding of finances and stewardship, Boston University School of Theology developed a free MOOC on Faith and Finance.
Expertise in online pedagogy, adapted for theological education
Virginia Theological Seminary has partnered with a state university to offer courses for faculty on digital teaching tools and pedagogy.
In Trust Center president Amy L. Kardash reflects on mitigating information overload.
Reflections from one interim president’s experience of being tasked with closing a seminary campus and moving operations to another location.
Executive recruiter Price Harding believes the right process mitigates the risk of surprises surfacing after a match is made.
Continuing education programs support graduates, foster innovation, and can even boost fundraising.
The master of divinity is losing its majority status among seminary degrees.
The dean emeritus of Saint John’s University School of Theology and Seminary shares a technique for organizing information for the board.
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