Click here to find out more about the instructors . An interdisciplinary introduction to the liberal arts and the integration of faith and learning. Through lectures, readings, films, and discussion, the course intentionally seeks to challenge students to be broader in perspective and appreciation, and more confident in the development of a meaningful belief system. A course that has as its primary content the Old Testament with special attention given to the law, the prophets, and the history of Israel. This course is designed to encourage students to adopt an active physical lifestyle and to maintain physical fitness and wellness throughout their lives.
Attention is given to basic skills, rules, scorekeeping, and sportsmanship.
All students must supply their own tennis racket. Students will arrive during the afternoon on Saturday, June 23. Registered students will be mailed specific instructions on where and when to arrive. Family and friends are invited to help students move in, join us for a tour of the campus, share a meal, and meet the faculty and staff before returning home. The closing recognition banquet will be on Saturday, July 28, after which time students are free to leave.