The Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry has been hosting a seminar series this spring. The series takes an interdisciplinary approach to evaluating our Christian and scientific worldview, including topics of ethics, rhetoric and scientific debate, and others. Most recently, after a southwestern barbeque dinner by our resident chef, Dr. Leroy Kroll, Randy Gruendyke (campus pastor) spoke to us regarding how to maintain an evangelistic attitude while discussing typically divisive issues with non-believers. Chemistry professor Dr. Don Takehara will lead a discussion during our final session of the year. He will share his thoughts regarding his time working in a secular corporation for more than a decade.
The Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry has been hosting a seminar series this spring. The series takes an interdisciplinary approach to evaluating our Christian and scientific worldview, including topics of ethics, rhetoric and scientific debate, and others. Most recently, after a southwestern barbeque dinner by our resident chef, Dr. Leroy Kroll, Randy Gruendyke (campus pastor) spoke to us regarding how to maintain an evangelistic attitude while discussing typically divisive issues with non-believers. Chemistry professor Dr. Don Takehara will lead a discussion during our final session of the year. He will share his thoughts regarding his time working in a secular corporation for more than a decade.
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