Fall 2002

Mentors’ Meeting

Wednesday, September 4, Strickland 211 @ 3: 30 pm.

All DBU faculty are invited to find out more about the DBU Pew College Society and the possibility of being involved in this organization as an academic mentor for our gifted students headed to graduate school and other notable post-graduation callings.

Fall Kick-Off Dessert Lecture

Monday, September 16 @ 8: 00 pm in the Patriot Café with Dr. Ron Mahurin, Council of Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU)

All Pew students, prospective Pew students, and Pew Faculty Mentors are invited to join us for dessert and a lecture from Dr. Mahurin on a vision for Christian scholarship and education. Details about the upcoming Fall 2002 Pew semester will also be provided.

Friday, September 27 @ 5: 30 pm

We will meet in the parking lot between Mahler and Strickland and caravan to two area used bookstores and then on to a local café for coffee and conversation about ourselves and our book purchases (among other things). Each student attending must buy at least one book!

Friday, October 25 @ 12 noon (lecture) and 8: 00 pm in the BSM room (concert)

Kate Campbell is the daughter of a Baptist minister from Sledge, Mississippi. Her clear-water vocal delivery and eloquent gift of story-telling has drawn comparisons to such bastions of the Southern writing tradition as Flannery O’Connor, Eudora Welty, and Wm. Faulkner. She has played the prestigious Cambridge Folk Festival and appeared on NPR’s All Things Considered. Recently she released a gospel CD that has received rave reviews. She earned an MA degree in Southern history from Auburn University to enhance her work as a song-writer. This woman is really, really good!

Friday and Saturday, November 8-9 @ Mt. Lebanon Baptist Encampment

This year we will read and discuss selected chapters in Dr. Naugle’s new book on “worldview.” All Pew students and those seriously interested in the PCS are welcome!

Friday, December 13 @ 6: 00 pm at the Naugles’, 611 W. Camp Wisdom Rd, Duncanville, Texas

Our annual end-of-semester get-together for great Mexican food, white elephant gifts, and some good conversation about Pew research papers, Christian scholarship, and graduate schools!

Monday nights, 5: 15-7: 45 pm

In this class, Pew students will be reading classic and contemporary books on the subject of spiritual and moral formation as the basis for a calling in the university as a distinctively Christian scholar and professor.

Our class thesis is this: that the intellectual product of the thinker is a function of his or her spiritual and moral condition.

Fridays, 12 noon, Learning Center 316

Join us for weekly academic presentations by DBU faculty and guest speakers as we participate in and contribute to the “Great Conversation!”

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