9 research outputs found
Approaches to Faith Integration: A Case Study of Andrews University Employees
For centuries, Christians have cultivated faith in themselves and others by engaging in prayer, evangelism, discipleship, and education, with Christian tertiary institutions playing a vital role in this nurturing of faith. However, previous studies have shown that Christian educators have also been complicit in depleting faith in others. This erosion of faith has been well documented in American Christian universities like Harvard, Yale, and Princeton, primarily due to modernity and secularization. For faith to thrive, it has to be backed with intention, and this is especially of paramount importance in American higher education today. As the oldest Seventh-day Adventist University, Andrews has nurtured faith in the global Adventist community through its large seminary, educational training, publication work, international teaching schedule, and participation in key committees of the global church. This case study explored how faith impacts the work of employees at Andrews University. Although previous studies have explored intentional faith integration, this article focused specifically on how the employees at Andrews University integrate faith in curriculum planning, employee interviews and publications, in relation to the ten types of faith integration framework of Azusa Pacific University (n.d.) outlined in their Faith Integration Faculty Guidebook
The Student Movement Volume 106 Issue 1: Capping Off AU\u27s Fifth Change Day
HUMANS
Freshman Spotlight: Abby Shim (freshman, business), Interviewed by: Lauren Kim
Interview with Change Day Coordinator Teela Ruehle, Interviewed by: Karenna Lee
My Goals This Year Are..., Gloria Oh
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Shang-Chi: Run, Don\u27t Walk to Your Closest Theater, Solana Campbel
Shadow and Bone: A Book and TV Show Review, Kaela McFadden
What Are You Listening To?, Steven Injety
NEWS
COVID Regulations on Campus: Part 2.5, Yoel Kim
Students Get Wrapped Up In Change Day Christmas Event, Nathan Mathieu
The Gazebo Closure, Brendan Syto
IDEAS
In the Archives: AU During 9/11, Lyle Goulbourne
Lily Pads and Epidemics, Alexander Navarro
Quality Time, Chase Wilder
PULSE
5 Ways To Make Your Studying Better, T Bruggeman
Adventures Around Andrews (Biking Distance), Gloria Oh
Back to Andrews, Izzy Koh
THE LAST WORD
Offline Anxiety, Alyssa Henriquezhttps://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sm-106/1000/thumbnail.jp
The Student Movement Volume 106 Issue 15: AU Theatre Wing Presents Pride and Prejudice
HUMANS
Matchmaking by SASA - Details on the New Club Event!, Interviewed by: Irina Gagiu
Meeting AU\u27s New Librarian, Katherine Van Arsdale Bell, Interviewed by: Grace No
My Future Plans: Hannah Castillo, Interviewed by: Lauren Kim
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Creative Spotlight: Students of the AU Theatre Wing, Interviewed by: Megan Napod
New Artist Releases: Evin Nazya-Musgrove, Eli Wilson, & Jonathan Lutterodt, Solana Compbell
The One Inch Barrier, Steven Injety
NEWS
Herbert Blomstedt Comes to Andrews University, Abigail Lee
It\u27s for the Effect: A Student Response, Chris Ngugi
Worship Concert, Healing Together , Andrew Pak
IDEAS
Are Attention Spans Decreasing?, Elizabeth Getahun
Do I Have to Be a Parent?, Angelina Nesmith
Naming the Familiar: Emotions, Experiences, & our Insufficient Language, Alexander Navarro
PULSE
Checking Out Rate My Professors , Gloria Oh
Dorm Policies, Alannah Tjhatra
Lessons I\u27ve Learned on My Year Abroad, Terika Williams
THE LAST WORD
A Friend, Taylor Uphushttps://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sm-106/1014/thumbnail.jp
The Student Movement Volume 106 Issue 13: Know Your Roots: Reclaim Your Narrative
HUMANS
Black History Month at Andrews University: Interview with Michael Nixon, Interviewed by: Timmy Duado
Promoting Black Beauty Products as an Influencer, Interviewed by: Taylor Uphus
What does Black History Month Mean to You?, Interviewed by: Caryn Cruz
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Black and Proud: An Exhibition by Courtney Saunders, Qualyn Robinson
Creative Spotlight: Michael Davis, Interviewed by: Steven Injety
Current Favorites: Black Figures in Media Edition, Kaela McFadden
Signal Boost: Abbott Elementary, Solana Campbell
NEWS
Andrews University Hosts a New Career Center, Nathan Mathieu
The Honorable Decision: News on Joe Biden\u27s Nominee For the Highest Court in the Land, Chris Ngugi
The Sweet Potato Journey, Timmy Duado
IDEAS
Being Bat at Being Black, Qualyn Robinson
Music vs Musician, Sion Kim
The Day I Became Afro-Latina, Gabriela Francisco
The Devastating Effects of Climate Change on Economically Disadvantaged Countries, Denique Black
PULSE
An Ode to Breakfast Burritos, T Bruggemann
Diaspeirein: The Bridge Across, Wambui Karanja
How to Write a Great Personal Statement, Alannah Tjhatra
THE LAST WORD
The Diminishment of Dr. King\u27s Legacy, Lyle Goulbournehttps://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sm-106/1012/thumbnail.jp
The Student Movement Volume 16 Issue 19: Strut to the Beat of Your Own Drum: AUnited Serves Diversity Through Style
HUMANS
Honors Research Scholar: Jessica Rim, Interviewed by: Lauren Kim
Senior Spotlight: Matthew Shelton, Interviewed by: Timmy Duado
Student Movement Editor-in-Chief Candidate: Alannah Tjhatra, Interviewed by: Karenna Lee
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
AU\u27s New Community Art Classes, Megan Napod
Son of Man, I Have Made Thee a Watchman : An Update on The Watchmen Acapella, Interviewed by: Steven Injety
The AUnited Fashion Show, Solana Campbell
NEWS
Spring Graduation Schedule 2022, From the President\u27s Office and the Graduation Committee
Statement from Vice President Faehner on Instagram Harassment, Abigail Lee, Francis Faehner, and Alyssa Palmer
Sexual Assault Awareness Month: Take Back the Night , Andrew Pak
IDEAS
How To: Get Rid of that One Friend that Always Drops By at the Worst Moments, Gabriela Francisco
Money, Unionization, and Assumption, Yoel Kim
Should Kids Be Raised With Minimal Technology?, Elizabeth Getahun
The Anonymous Elephant in the Room, Abigail Lee
PULSE
Infusion Vespers 2022, Wambui Karanja
Other User, Anonymous
What We Want, What We Need: Student\u27s Hopes for AUSA, Alannah Tjhatra
THE LAST WORD
Engagement Above All, Kurt Kuhlmanhttps://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sm-106/1018/thumbnail.jp
P-05 Faith Integration Types Evident in Syllabi
We analyzed Andrews University syllabi using Azusa Pacific 10 types of faith integration. Practice-Oriented, Conceptual, Tradition-Based, Ethical, Sociological were most frequently identified; Vocational, Psychological, Relational, Pedagogical, Aesthetic, Physical Health were found to a lesser extent. Findings are discussed in reference to our larger participatory case study and the literature on course and curriculum faith integration
P-06 Faith Integration Approaches in Program Outcomes
We analyzed Andrews University department mission statements and program outcomes for their faith integration dimension using Azusa Pacific 10 types of faith integration. Ethical, conceptual-theoretical, vocational, psychological, and practice-oriented approaches were most frequently identified. Tradition-based, relational, pedagogical, sociological, and aesthetic approaches were occasionally found. Findings are discussed in light of our larger participatory case study and the literature on program or discipline faith integration
The Student Movement Volume 106 Issue 3: ¡Levanta la Bandera!: AU Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
HUMANS
La Chula Mexican Market Food Truck Visits Andrews University for Hispanic Heritage Month, Interviewed by: Heeyun Oh
New Chapel Set Up with Student Chaplain Kevin Galeano, Interviewed by: Timmy Duado
Student Missionary Spotlight: Elizabeth Cisneros (senior, speech pathology), Karenna Lee
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Hispanic Heritage Month in Song, Solana Campbell
Julio Cortázar y Continuidad de los parques ( Continuity of the Parks ), Hannah Cruse
The Hispanic Media Gap, Steven Injety
NEWS
A Glimpse Into AU\u27s Club Fair, Andrew Pak
AFIA Throws Welcome Back Bash, Caralynn Chan
The History of Hispanic Heritage Month and AU Happenings Honoring the Holiday, Nathan Mathieu
IDEAS
Covid-19 Vaccine Booster Shot, Sion Kim
Rainbows & Butterflies, Evin-Nazya Musgrove
Statehood for Puerto Rico, Sung Been Han
PULSE
Asian Harvest Festival at Andrews University, Gloria Oh
De-stress from your Distress, Brendan Syto
Nu Sigma x Scriptorium Poetry Night, Izzy Koh
THE LAST WORD
Too Many Hispanics , Alyssa Henriquezhttps://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sm-106/1002/thumbnail.jp