About 140 participants from 40 institutions attended the 2022 Faculty Development Conference at the Riley Conference Center on the campus of Southwestern Seminary.

About 140 participants from 40 institutions attended the 2022 Faculty Development Conference at the Riley Conference Center on the campus of Southwestern Seminary.

Three panel discussions were included in the four-day schedule. This one featured Ralph Enlow, Hunter Baker, Paul Thompson, Lilly Park and John Basie, who discussed “Head, Heart and Hands: Academic Seriousness, Faithful Devotion, and the Place of Se

Three panel discussions were included in the four-day schedule. This one featured Ralph Enlow, Hunter Baker, Paul Thompson, Lilly Park and John Basie, who discussed “Head, Heart and Hands: Academic Seriousness, Faithful Devotion, and the Place of Service.”

Eleven major presentations were made during the week. Conference attendees had a chance to ask questions and add their own insights at the conclusion of the addresses.

Eleven major presentations were made during the week. Conference attendees had a chance to ask questions and add their own insights at the conclusion of the addresses.

Carl Bradford, assistant professor of evangelism at SWBTS, presented the Friday morning devotional.

Carl Bradford, assistant professor of evangelism at SWBTS, presented the Friday morning devotional.

The conference format presented multiple opportunities for breakout sessions and meaningful discussions within small groups.

The conference format presented multiple opportunities for breakout sessions and meaningful discussions within small groups.

The Next Generation Leadership group joins President Dockery: Justin Wainscott, Katie McCoy, Autumn Alcott, and Blake McKinney.

The Next Generation Leadership group joins President Dockery: Justin Wainscott, Katie McCoy, Autumn Alcott, and Blake McKinney.

President Dockery welcomed dean Jerry Kulah of Bishop Innis School of Theology, Monrovia, Liberia to the conference as the person who made the longest trip to Fort Worth.

President Dockery welcomed dean Jerry Kulah of Bishop Innis School of Theology, Monrovia, Liberia to the conference as the person who made the longest trip to Fort Worth.

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About 140 participants from 40 institutions attended the 2022 Faculty Development Conference at the Riley Conference Center on the campus of Southwestern Seminary.
Three panel discussions were included in the four-day schedule. This one featured Ralph Enlow, Hunter Baker, Paul Thompson, Lilly Park and John Basie, who discussed “Head, Heart and Hands: Academic Seriousness, Faithful Devotion, and the Place of Se
Eleven major presentations were made during the week. Conference attendees had a chance to ask questions and add their own insights at the conclusion of the addresses.
Carl Bradford, assistant professor of evangelism at SWBTS, presented the Friday morning devotional.
The conference format presented multiple opportunities for breakout sessions and meaningful discussions within small groups.
The Next Generation Leadership group joins President Dockery: Justin Wainscott, Katie McCoy, Autumn Alcott, and Blake McKinney.
President Dockery welcomed dean Jerry Kulah of Bishop Innis School of Theology, Monrovia, Liberia to the conference as the person who made the longest trip to Fort Worth.