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With extra doses of hospitality, sympathy, and knowledge, seminary administrators help international students navigate administrative and financial hurdles
To serve international students well, school administrators must keep up with complicated regulations and develop cultural competence.
Online education has become a "proven pedagogy" in most theological schools
This edited excerpt from a new Auburn Studies report, (Not) Being There, highlights the challenges and opportunities that seminaries face as online education become ubiquitous.
Longtime seminary leader Robert E. Cooley sees a paradigm shift in North American culture. Are seminaries prepared to adapt?
A growing number of ministers serve the church while holding down other jobs. How can they prepare for effective bivocational ministry?
The next big thing
Faculty members at Anderson University School of Theology collaborate with a professional instructional designer.
In Trust Center president Amy L. Kardash writes about the concept of an organizational “learning journey.”
An interview with Tim Shapiro, author of How Your Congregation Learns.
An interview with Jonathan Strom of Candler School of Theology
An interview with Jonathan Strom of Candler School of Theology on introducing new faculty to governance and administrative work.
With experience as reviewee and facilitator, a former president offers perspective.
The chief operating officer of Asbury Theological Seminary reflects on the process his seminary employed to strengthen its board recruiting practices.
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