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September 2018
Director’s Class: On (thinking about) Being Human
Led by Richard Horner. For students and alumni, lunch is provided. We have a hard time thinking about being human these days. We tend to think of ourselves as members of groups, but this move distances us from the humanity we share with others and even obscures our individuality. How, then, shall we think about being human?
Find out more »Open House Celebration – Building Conversations
Drop in to celebrate the completion of our building renovations with refreshments and a short presentation to give thanks.
Find out more »Paying Attention, Giving Attention, Divided Attention
With panelists Todd Best, MA in Religion, Tim Schubert, PhD in Forestry, Richard Horner, MDiv, PhD History
Find out more »Director’s Class: On (thinking about) Being Human
Led by Richard Horner. For students and alumni, lunch is provided. We have a hard time thinking about being human these days. We tend to think of ourselves as members of groups, but this move distances us from the humanity we share with others and even obscures our individuality. How, then, shall we think about being human?
Find out more »How to Think
A reading group on Alan Jacobs’s How to Think: A Survival Guide for a World at Odds (Currency 2017). Jacobs draws on a wide variety of sources, and his writing is both readable and thought-provoking. Led by Richard Horner.
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