Is Graduation Really the End?
They’re done, but not gone. They’re college graduates — prepared and equipped to go out and make a difference in the world […]
Tag: emerging adulthood
Have We Done All We Could?
It’s graduation season! The time of the year when we send our graduates off into the world to live out their dreams, […]
[Lack of] Commitment to Jesus in a Culture of Non-Commitment
Commitment. It doesn’t seem to be a real popular thing among many college students today… especially when it comes to Jesus. And […]
The “R” Word
Updated 4/10/12 Responsibility. It has increasingly become a dirty word for this generation of students. No, not all of them… but many […]
Well Curve/Recession Connection?
Updated 3/28/12 In a previous post I shared some thoughts on a disturbing trend I’ve noticed on our campus… a trend where sophomore […]
The Well Curve Trend
Updated 3/23/12 About 5 years ago I started to notice a trend on campus that had me more than a little concerned. […]
When Students Lead
Updated 3/8/12 When students lead, something magnificent happens… It’s hard to put into words what actually takes place, but it is spectacular […]
Cone of Learning :: Part IV :: Getting More from ‘Less’
Updated 3/2/12 I’ve spent the past few days thinking about Edgar Dale’s ‘Cone of Learning’ and what it might have to say […]
The Power of Experience | The Cone of Learning: Part II
Updated 2/29/12 In a previous post entitled, The Cone of Learning, I asked the question: What kind of impact is our ministry having on those who […]
Waiting to Grow UP :: Part II
Updated 2/27/12 So in a previous post entitled, Waiting to Grow UP, I talked about the emergence of a new phase of life […]