Integrating Faith and Learning: Case Studies from Dallas Baptist University

This book uniquely includes chapters on the integration of faith in the natural sciences, arts, and legal studies alongside chapters on integrating faith into student affairs, athletics, and even the physical operations of the campus. The aim of this work is to provide an in-depth study of how the integration of faith can occur across all areas of Christian campus life. Readers will be empowered through the ways a Christian college can create an environment where students can grow academically, spiritually, physically, and emotionally. This book explores the pivotal role Christian colleges play in the preparation and modeling of what it means to live and learn holistically under the Lordship of Christ.

David Cook serves at Dallas Baptist University as the Dean of Global Studies & Pre-Professional Programs, as the Senior Legal Counsel to the President, and as a Professor of Leadership. Prior to coming to DBU, Dr. Cook founded and practiced law at Cook & Gore, PLLC. He and his wife, Nicole, live in Red Oak, TX, with their three children, Molly, Caleb, and Grace. Brent Thomason serves at Dallas Baptist University as the Dean of the Graduate School of Ministry and as a Professor of Biblical Studies. He oversees the nine graduate level theological degrees in the department as well as their respective faculty and staff of the Graduate School of Ministry. He and his wife, Aline, live in Dallas, TX, with their three children, Ben, Lars, and Lea.