Christian College Students Perceptions of Faculty Spirituality

At an evangelical Christian university, 21 college seniors were interviewed to determine the criteria by which they evaluate faculty spirituality. Students expressed hesitancy in making such an evaluation because of the complexity of determining the quality of another person's spirituality. However, the four most-mentioned, perceived indicators of faculty spirituality, were prayer at the beginning of class, devotions at the beginning of class, integration of faith and learning, and caring and concern for students. Students attached qualifiers to prayer and devotion as indicators, but not to integration of faith and learning or to caring and concern for students.

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Publication Date:
2000
Authors:
Jane Thayer; Christine D Bothne; Robert D Bates
Publisher:
Journal of Research on Christian Education
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Language:
English
Resource Type:
Published Articles & Papers
Resource Objective:
Research
Level:
Tertiary
Audience:
Researcher
Religious Origin:
Seventh-day Adventist