Philosophy of Teaching and Student and Peer Mentorship: A Christian Perspective
As Professors our students have the multifaceted status of being 1) our customers, 2) our product and 3) our future…
Resource Tag: Christian Engineering
Digital Media Technology and Your Spiritual Life: An Uneasy Alliance
Digital media technology has become a part of our everyday lives, filling a substantial portion of the constructive minutes and…
Safety and Its Ethical Challenges for the Christian Engineer in a Technological Society
This paper examines the ethical challenges surrounding safety for engineers in a technological society, emphasizing the unique responsibilities of Christian…
Shalom Seeking: Foundations of Flourishing
Jesus instructs us to seek first the Kingdom of God. Seeking first the Kingdom of God is no small task.…
Engineering Through the Eyes of Faith
What is a biblical perspective of engineering? This paper seeks to answer some key questions related to the integration of…
The Craft of Story-telling in Engineering Education
For all the efforts over the last decade or more to attract, retain, and engage more students in STEM education,…
An Engineering Program Built Around Work
The College of the Ozarks began a four-year general engineering program in the fall of 2016. This is the first…
Observations on Things Measured in the Bible
As a new engineering professor at a Christian university that allows an extra five minutes in each class for spiritual…
Engineering Analysis of the Fire Miracle on Mount Carmel
The fire miracle on Mount Carmel in 1 Kings 18 is one of the most spectacular in the Bible. Elijah…
How Developing Electrical Technologies Can Meet Human Needs with Christian Compassion
Having students work on service-oriented projects that meet basic human needs has become a popular strategy in engineering education; such…
A Brief Survey of the Biblical Integration of Engineering and Missions with Emphasis on Appropriate Technologies
A Biblical foundation for the integration of engineering and missions, an overview of appropriate technology in a Christian context, a…
Beyond Voluntourism: Examining the Motivations and Roles of Engineering Student Groups in International Development
Each year, nearly 300,000 US college students study abroad and many more go on short-term service trips. The ethic of…
Theoretical Frameworks and Christian Engineering
From modernism to postmodernism to Critical Theory, our mostly pre-theoretical perspectives influence how we approach engineering. Lately these perspectives are…