Grad Resources Noon Zoom January 30, 2025. Register today!

Join us for a NOON Zoom Event! Hosted by Grad Resources. Discover the fascinating journey of Mars Rover missions while highlighting the unique interplay between scientific enquiry & personal faith.

What to Expect

  • Behind-the-Scenes Insights: Discover the technical ingenuity and collaborative efforts of global scientist behind the Mars rover missions. See Matt Damon engage the SuperCam
  • Scientific Breakthroughs: Learn about key findings from the Curiosity and Perseverance rovers, including the search for signs of ancient life on Mars.
  • Faith and Exploration: Dr. Wiens tells of integrating his passion for science with his faith.
  • Interactive Q&A: Engage directly with Dr. Wiens to ask your most burning questions about Mars, space exploration, or the relationship between science and faith.

Register:

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/L27DU3GSRuWZTm1MtanVCA

Building Character in Academia!

Dr Justin Dyer, Dean, School of Civic Leadership, UT Austin

Register! Join us Oct 4 at 11am CDT on Zoom:

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEtduqqrTwtEtIZGrhJO9Ap_j1Zr3M0q4e5

Are you prepared to engage your university GRACIOUSLY?

Koschmann and Swamidass give their insights:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1uTZJCQdVk&t=12s

Zoom speakers are professors addressing current topics in their field, triggering much needed debate. Artificial intelligence, the February 22 zoom, addresses issues related to grad students and impact of Generative AI. Most young scholars are familiar with AI from using Chat-gpt, a unique grad student resource that can prove a source of research direction. It can also raise issues in the ethics, science and religion debate: can AI become post-human and therefore acquire certain rights.

These are issues that must be addressed by leaders in higher education but calls for a special perspective for Christian grad students who seek to bring their faith into their research.

Are you prepared to engage your university GRACIOUSLY?

Koschmann and Swamidass give their insights:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1uTZJCQdVk&t=12s

Zoom speakers are professors addressing current topics in their field, triggering much needed debate. Artificial intelligence, the February 22 zoom, addresses issues related to grad students and impact of Generative AI. Most young scholars are familiar with AI from using Chat-gpt, a unique grad student resource that can prove a source of research direction. It can also raise issues in the ethics, science and religion debate: can AI become post-human and therefore acquire certain rights.

These are issues that must be addressed by leaders in higher education but calls for a special perspective for Christian grad students who seek to bring their faith into their research.