Seminars

As part of the afternoon program, conferees may choose from any of the Afternoon Electives: Academic Paper Sessions, Symposia, Seminars and Workshops.

Week I: Oxford

Week II: Cambridge

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Week I – Oxford
(Note: Program subject to changes)

Each afternoon elective will convene for three 2-1/2 hour sessions meeting Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, July 29-31.  

No.	Course	Instructor/Facilitator
OX-04	The Great  Books: The Image of God in Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov (continuing)	Paul Contino
OX-05 *	The Soul, the Search, and the Meaning of Love:  An Integrative Approach to The Four Loves and Till We Have Faces (continuing) *	Andrew Lazo
OX-08	Lewis and the Heavens: The Search for Meaning in the Sky	Michael Ward
OX-09	P.O.V. (Persistence of Vision): Popular Art, Culture and Industry	Bill Romanowski
OX-10	Changing the Subject from “Self” to “Person”: From a Psychological  to a Sacramental Understanding of Who We Are	Gil Bailie
OX-11	Doing What the Inklings Did: How God Uses Small Groups to Encourage and Transform Us	Diana Glyer
OX-12	The Education of Cor and Corin: How Lewis’ Medieval Mindset Colored his View of Learning, His Sense of Self, and Meaning in Life	Joel Heck
OX-13	Christian Apologetics in the Spirit of C. S. Lewis	John Mark Reynolds
*undergrad acad. credit available

 

 

Week II – Cambridge
(Note: Program subject to changes)

Each afternoon elective will convene for three 2-1/2 hour sessions meeting Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, August 4-6. 

No.	Course	Instructor/Facilitator
CAM-04	The Great Books: The Image of God in Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov (continuing)	Paul Contino
CAM-05 *	*The Soul, the Search, and the Meaning of Love:  An Integrative Approach to The Four Loves and Till We Have Faces (continuing) *	Andrew Lazo
CAM-08	Lewis and the Heavens: The Search for Meaning in the Sky	Michael Ward
CAM-11	Doing What the Inklings Did: How God Uses Small Groups to Encourage and Transform Us	Diana Glyer
CAM-12	The History of the Book	Donald Davis
CAM-13	The Well-Educated Soul: Forming a Whole Self in the Classical Tradition	John Mark Reynolds
CAM-15	Lewis Remembered: Visits with Friends of C.S. Lewis	Kim Gilnett
CAM-16	Arts Focus Group – Daniel in Babylon:  Still Seeing Beauty While in Captivity	Bruce Herman
CAM-17	Yesterday's Ethics for Tomorrow's Medicine?	Nigel Cameron; Bob Orr
CAM-18	Eastern Perspectives on the Self	Vishal Mangalwadi
CAM-19	C.S. Lewis as a Mentor to Pastors	Earl Palmer
*undergrad acad. credit available

 

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