A recent Chronicle of Higher Education survey of daily news email subscribers (i.e., e-subscribers), sparked my curiosity as to the prevalence of daily e-subscribers among those connected to the Emerging Scholars Network.
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Note: Please feel free to comment on the topic of the relationship of daily newspaper subscriptions, e-subscriptions, news feeds, word of mouth, etc. I’ll return to this topic at a later time. I confess a mix of scanning daily newspapers (when available and time allows, i.e., especially in waiting rooms and when visiting family on a relaxing weekend/holiday), e-subscriptions, news feeds, and word of mouth. I particularly appreciate the structure of e-subscriptions which include brief summaries of articles and those which indicate “popular articles.”
Tom enjoys daily conversations regarding living out the Biblical Story with his wife Theresa and their four girls, around the block, at Elizabethtown Brethren in Christ Church (where he teaches adult electives and co-leads a small group), among healthcare professionals as the Northeast Regional Director for the Christian Medical & Dental Associations (CMDA), and in higher ed as a volunteer with the Emerging Scholars Network (ESN). For a number of years, the Christian Medical Society / CMDA at Penn State College of Medicine was the hub of his ministry with CMDA. Note: Tom served with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship / USA for 20+ years, including 6+ years as the Associate Director of ESN. He has written for the ESN blog from its launch in August 2008. He has studied Biology (B.S.), Higher Education (M.A.), Spiritual Direction (Certificate), Spiritual Formation (M.A.R.), Ministry to Emerging Generations (D.Min.). To God be the glory!