InterVarsity's Emerging Scholars Network
The American Scientific Affiliation (ASA) annual faith/science conference is coming up July 19-22. The Emerging Scholars Network (ESN) and ASA have partnered to expand student/early career presence greatly in the last few years, and this time we would love to connect with even more emerging scholars and more experienced mentors.Read more…
If you enjoyed our STEAM project faith/science blog series, you may also want to listen to the panels below, hosted at the ASA website. Read more…
Getting a chance to chat face-to-face is a big reason I’m making the trip to Massachusetts. To make those meetings easier, here is my schedule.Read more…
Local to Boston? ASA wants to make it easy for you to hear Francis Collins and connect with ESN on July 28. Read more…
Want to hear Francis Collins? Connect with ESN in person? Go to a faith/science conference on the beautiful grounds of Gordon College, near Boston? Read more…
Send an abstract submission to the American Scientific Affiliation Faith/Science conference summer 2018 Annual Meeting. Read more…
From the beginning ESN has envisioned / yearned for the next generation of Christian scholars to have a redeeming influence within and beyond higher education . . .Read more…
As some of you know (may even remember), 5 years ago I became the Associate Director of the Emerging Scholars Network (ESN). What a privilege it has been to be part of connecting, encouraging, equipping and mentoring a growing network (4,200+) of those on the academic pathway (undergrads, grad students, postdocs and early career faculty) via blogging, facebook, ministry/conference partnerships, paper.li, and twitter.Read more…
As we start July, would you pray with us at ESN?Read more…
In September I had the privilege of participating in the STEAM (i.e., Science & Theology for Emerging Adult Ministries) Project Conference held at Catalina Island, CA. Read more…
This year, thanks to God’s grace and generous funding from the STEAM Project through Fuller Seminary, our faith/science engagement will be expanding in several ways.Read more…
This was my first time at the ASA meeting and it is easily one of the highlights of my adult life.Read more…
Volleyball. Speakers who’ve shared at Urbana 15 and Veritas Forum, or served as Senior Project Scientist for the Hubble Space Telescope. A webcomics and science chat. Read more…
Praise God for growing opportunities to support grassroots networking among Christian academics, growing conference opportunities, and more. Read more…
InterVarsity’s Emerging Scholars Network (ESN) is teaming up with the American Scientific Affiliation (ASA), a professional association for Christians in science, to host a pilot student conference track at the ASA conference this summer.Read more…
On Palm Sunday, March 20th, 2016, a group of 16 researchers gathered in a grass roots effort to connect as Christians at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference in the Woodlands, Texas. Read more…
Tell us what you’d like to see in a student track at a faith and science conference.
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The Emerging Scholars Network and the American Scientific Affiliation (ASA) will pilot joint student programming and activities at the ASA Annual Meeting, July 22-25 at Azusa Pacific University (near Los Angeles in Southern California). Read more…
ASA welcomed 325 new student members. That’s 75 more than the 250 free memberships ASA made it a goal to give away.Read more…
Calling all science students! Get a free book and help ESN win a contest. Read more…
We know ESN members like a little friendly competition, so here’s a contest for the rest of October: share free student memberships to the American Scientific Affiliation (ASA). Read more…
Looking for faith/science resources? Check out the new Resources on Science and Christian Faith from the American Scientific Affiliation. Read more…
I just changed positions from teaching at a university to a lab position at a biotech company. I’m struggling to adjust to the industry environment. What are the biggest changes in my thinking, approach to work, and job expectations I need toRead more…
My favorite recent story is the sequencing of the octopus genome. . . . Speaking of learning, I’d like to learn more about my readers so I can better serve you. I’ve created the following survey, and I’d greatly appreciate it if you’d complete it. As an extra incentive, we are offering prizes to 5 randomly selected respondents.Read more…