by Bruce Cannon | Oct 16, 2016 | 2016, Fall, The Case, The Pretentious Circus
Craziness is the overriding adjective for secular colleges these days, and even a few Christian colleges. Here are some news bites hinting at the degree of this craziness on college campuses: State colleges in California have six gender options for new students,...
by Duane Kilty | Oct 15, 2016 | 2016, Business Mgmt, Fall
We all agree that colleges are facing significant financial challenges and need to do everything possible to improve the bottom line. We would also agree that developing our employees professionally is important. So, can you cut the professional development budget?...
by Bruce Cannon | Oct 15, 2016 | 2016, Board, Fall
What do active board members do when they are not meeting in session on campus? How do they make a difference for their students? The board members at Yellowstone Christian College, a very small but growing school in Montana, provide an example worthy of imitation:...
by Julie Cook | Oct 15, 2016 | 2016, Fall, MISC
As your students consider studying abroad or taking mission trips, the excitement in planning their itinerary often overshadows planning how to stay safe. A productive trip begins with arriving and assimilating safely, so here are some tips that you can reproduce,...
by Darrell Puls | Oct 15, 2016 | 2016, Fall, MISC
Most students at Christian colleges want a solid academic experience, but from a biblical perspective. They tend to be honest and open, though they also reflect today’s culture of entitlement. However, there exists a dangerous sub-type that we have been largely...
by Tom Fitzgerald | Oct 15, 2016 | 2016, Business Mgmt, Fall
I’ve always believed that one of the most unique characteristics of higher education is an inherent willingness to collaborate. Higher ed is an amazingly supportive culture where administrators, academic researchers, scientists and professors learn from and build upon...
