Ideas for March
It’s March! I don’t know about you, but every year — as we turn the calendar page to the month of March […]
Top Posts for February 2011
There were some great conversations had at Faith ON Campus this month! Thanks to all who participated!! And the great thing about […]
Cell Phones, Social Etiquette and A Lack of Hospitality
I’m not that old, yet I can remember a time when — while walking across campus — the only thing you could look at were the other people you were passing by.
Your eyes would connect at some distance — and then you’d have a matter of seconds to figure out how you would greet this person that was walking directly towards you.
You had to engage.
Or create a fairly awkward moment.
The Influence of Emerging Adulthood on Student Leaders and Quitting
Updated 2/23/12 In a previous post I talked about the 5 Reasons Your Student Leaders Will Quit On You. Today I want […]
5 Reasons Your Student Leaders Will Quit On You
Updated 2/22/12 It’s quitting season on campus. Late winter can be a difficult time of the year for our ministries. Not just […]
Drop Anchor: The Ministry of Staying
I was once told that it’s not until you’ve been in a specific ministry context for at least 3 years that you […]
Challenging the Frenetic Pace of College Life
Updated 2/16/12 There’s something special about being around people who know you… Who know what you’re about… Who get what you do. […]
How Do You Help Students Transition From an Inherited Faith to One That Is Owned?
Updated 2/15/12 If you work with college students than you likely have spent some time thinking about how we help them “claim […]
What’s Your Conference of Choice?
How serious are you about your ongoing professional development? I hope your answer ranges somewhere between interested and borderline obsessed! I’m a […]
College Students, Money & Formation
In the book, The First Year Out: Understanding American Teens After High School, author Tim Clydesdale identifies ‘learning how to manage money’ […]