5th Annual Faculty Development Conference Photo Gallery
Matthew J. Hall of Biola University addresses "Faith, Teaching, and Learning” at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
Chris Leland of Biola University addresses "Faith, Teaching, and Learning” at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
Thomas Kidd of Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary addresses "Research, Writing, Publication: Book Reviews, Articles, and Books” at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
Leah Zuidema of Dordt University addresses "Teaching Effectiveness” at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
Melinda Stephens of Geneva College addresses "The Place of Academic Freedom at a Faithful Christ-Centered Institution” at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
A panel from Dallas Theological Seminary examines “A Faculty Development Case Study”at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
Thomas Mach of Cedarville University presents "Faculty and Institutional Identity” at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
Mark Eckel of Liberty University speaks on "Christian Worldview and Christian Education” at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
IACE board chair Ralph Enlow led Conversations on Academic Leadership during the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
R. Adam Dodd of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary led a breakout discussion on “Teaching, Technology, and Artificial Intelligence” at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
Bryan Carrier of Union University led a breakout session on “Student Life, Student Formation, and the Hidden Curriculum” during the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
Donny Mathis of North Greenville University leads one of IACE’s reading groups at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
Jeremy Buckner of Carson-Newman University leads a breakout session about “Enhancing Institutional Mission” at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
Jeff Green of Arizona Christian University leads a breakout session about honors programs at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
Melinda Stephens of Geneva College leads leads a breakout group discussion about sciences, engineering and health care at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
Chris Mathews of Crown College leads a breakout session for arts and music faculty at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
Barbara McMillin of Blue Mountain Christian University leads a breakout session focused on the humanities at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
Rick Martinez of Dallas Baptist University leads a breakout session focused on business and professional studies at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
Jacquelynn Pleis of Charleston Southern University leads a breakout session for education faculty at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
Aaron Lumpkin of Missouri Baptist University leads a breakout session on faculty, students and spiritual formation at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
IACE president David S. Dockery leads a breakout session for faculty in biblical, theological and philosophical studies at the fifth annual Faculty Development Conference.
The conference attracted 150 attendees from across the United States and as far away as Africa. It was an attendance record for the event, now in its fifth year.
It is traditional for all IACE conferences to begin with recitation of the Nicene Creed. Ashley L. Allen of Southwestern Seminary led the group.
IACE president David S. Dockery presided over the conference, which featured six plenary sessions, a panel discussion and 12 breakout sessions from Wednesday, May 21 to Friday, May 23.