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Student Opportunities: Student Scholarship
Student Scholarship Activities
B&TS Student Forums
B&TS student forums promote excellence in Christian scholarship by Northwestern students. Each forum features student presentations followed by a Q&A session moderated by one of our professors.
Everyone is welcome to attend these free events held once per semester; there will be Q&A after each presentation.
2006-07 Student Forums
- Kris Ferrario: "God's Sabbath Rest and Our Eschatological Hope: An Exegetical, Theological and Historical Investigation of Hebrews 4:8-11."
- Katie Muska: "Dispositions, Intentions, and Knowing"
- David Oman: "Complexity But Not Chaos: Perfect Order in Numbers and in the World."
- Claire Thurman: "To Know What It Means That God Desires Mercy: Hosea 6:6 in Matthew 12:1-18."
2005-06 Student Forums
- Kristina Bjorkman: "Defenses on the Defensive: A Consideration of Classical and Presuppositional Apologetic Methods"
- John Screnock: "Athanaius: An Example of Christian Scholarship"
- Luke Towle: "The Great Goodness of a Sovereign God: A Theodicy on the Problem of Evil"
2004-05 Student Forums
- Christine Anderson and Ellen Warneke: "God's Aseity and God's Purpose in Creation: A Response to an Article by Dr. James Beilby."
- Luke Haqq-Misra: "Multiculturalism in the Midst of a Pluralistic Society"
- Kyle Kraemer: "An Investigation of Jonathan Edwards' Notion: Images of Divine Things"
- Jordan Scott: "A Message of Hope for Aliens: A Hermeneutical Analysis of Isaiah 40:6-8 & 1 Peter 1:24-25"
- John Screnock: "The New Perspective on Paul"
- Marshall Wall: "Open Theism: New Reformation or Old Heresy? A Look at Historical Issues in the Openness Debate"
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| NWC presenters Luke Preussler, Claire Thurman, and Kris Ferrario with Dr. Glenny (not pictured: Katie Muska) |
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Undergraduate Theology Conference 2008
The 2008 Undergraduate Theology Conference was held at North Central University on Thursday, April 17, 2008. Sixteen students from Bethel University, Crown College, North Central University, and Northwestern College presented papers. Keynote speaker Dr. Ben Witherington ended the conference with a presentation on the Christology of Jesus (how Jesus viewed himself).
The 2009 conference will be held at Crown College in April.
2008 Undergraduate Theology Conference
- Jason G. Andersen: "Original Sin and Romans 5:12"
- David King: "God's Dwelling Place in the New Creation"
- Alison MacKenzie: "God's Providence"
- Matthew Selby: "The Impossibility of Being Renewed Again to Repentance: An Analysis of Hebrews 6:4-6"
2007 Undergraduate Theology Conference
- Kristopher D. T. Ferrario: "God's Sabbath Rest and Our Eschatological Hope: An Exegetical, Theological and Historical Investigation of Hebrews 4:8-11"
- Katie Muska: "The Roles of Human Disposition and Intentionality in 1 Corinthians 1:18"
- Luke A. Preussler: "Matthew 2:23 and the Evangelist's Use of the Old Testament?: An Inquiry"
- Claire N. Thurman: "To Know What It Means That God Desires Mercy: Hosea 6:6 in Matthew 12:1-8"
2006 Undergraduate Theology Conference
- Luke Haqq: "Ethical Consideration in Personhood"
- Ian McNamara: "An Exegetical Consideration of Galatians 3:16-20"
- John Screnock: "Matthew's Use of Micah 5:2"
- Luke Towle: "The Great Goodness of a Sovereign God; A Theodicy on the Problem of Evil"
2005 Undergraduate Theology Conference
- Luke Haqq-Misra: "Multiculturalism in the Midst of a Pluralistic Society"
- Kyle Kraemer: "An Investigation of Jonathan Edwards' Notion: Images of Divine Things"
- Jordan Scott: "A Message of Hope for Aliens: A Hermeneutical Analysis of Isaiah 40:6-8 & 1 Peter 1:24-25"
- Marshall Wall: "Open Theism: New Reformation or Old Heresy? A Look at Historical Issues in the Openness Debate"
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| Dr. Gary Meadors congratulates Jordan Scott |
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Undergraduate Student Paper Contest
Every spring our students are invited to submit papers for the undergraduate student paper contest at the Midwest Evangelical Theological Society (ETS) regional conference.
This year Kris Ferrario and Luke Preussler submitted papers.
In 2004-05 two Northwestern seniors, Jordan Scott and Marshall Wall, were invited to present their papers at the conference. Jordan Scott won the undergraduate student paper contest! He received a cash award and a book for his paper, "A Message of Hope for Aliens: A Hermeneutical Analysis of Isaiah 40:6-8 and 1 Peter 1:24-25."
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