Outcomes

The Faculty Initiative envisages two sets of outcomes by 2030.

At 20-30 leading research universities worldwide there will be some combination of:

At least one established or senior scholar committed to leadership in fostering development of a Christian mind in her/his university
An established forum (e.g., periodic conferences) led by academics that discusses key issues of the university for graduate students and faculty
Scholarly circles where graduate students and faculty explore together theological intersections in their common research interests
At least one graduate student group that meets regularly and includes within its activities the thoughtful engagement of scholarship with faith
High quality courses on the Christian academic vocation in academic institutions

The Faculty Initiative will have delivered to Christian students, staff and faculty worldwide, in six UN languages:

Theology Briefs – a new form of theological content, written by leading theologians, on (a) theologies of creation, fall, reconciliation and hope; (b) grand themes (e.g., awe, beauty, flourishing, justice, order); and (c) the virtues (e.g., charity, gratitude, humility)
Disciplinary Briefs -- responses by scholars from disciplines across the faculties of research universities from their current research and writing projects
One or more Guides and/or short courses about how students and faculty can engage the university and develop a Christian mind organized:
- By theology (e.g., Justice) with a spectrum of disciplinary engagements
- By faculty (e.g., Architecture, humanities, fine arts, public policy, physical and life sciences, law, medicine, engineering) across the spectrum of theologies