/ Emmaus Scholars Program

Emmaus Faculty

Emmaus faculty members teach courses embedded throughout the Hope College curriculum.

In addition to other program requirements, Emmaus faculty members:

  • Engage with, learn from and teach important ideas using primary texts written by Christians and non-Christians
  • Cultivate intellectual virtues — read and write charitably, think carefully, listen respectfully, demonstrate intellectual humility
  • Charitably teach multiple sides of issues, including highlighting weaknesses and disagreements with their own positions
  • Respect students’ autonomy, allowing them to work out and practice their positions while holding them to high standards
  • Are Christians who affirm the creeds without reservation
  • Attend the Monday evening colloquium a minimum of once each semester or regularly attend a weekly or bi-weekly faculty colloquia at least one semester each year
  • Provide Emmaus students in your classes with substantive feedback on written or oral assignments and meet with students to discuss their responses
  • Meet for additional office hours with Emmaus students a few times each semester

Program Directors

Emmaus Faculty

  • A photo of Michael Brooks
    Michael Brooks Department of EnglishVisiting Assistant Professor of English

    Work616.395.7654

    brooksm@hope.edu

    Lubbers Hall Room 303 126 East 10th Street Holland, MI 49423

  • A photo of Dr. Katherine Goodwin
    Dr. Katherine Goodwin Women’s & Gender StudiesAssistant Professor of Women’s & Gender Studies

    Work616.395.7254

    goodwin@hope.edu

    Lubbers Hall Room 226 126 East 10th Street Holland, MI 49423

  • A photo of Dr. Logan Wigglesworth
    Dr. Logan Wigglesworth Department of PhilosophyVisiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy

    Work616.395.7550

    wigglesworth@hope.edu

    Lubbers Hall 126 East 10th Street Holland, MI 49423

 Hope Faculty

Inquire about becoming an Emmaus faculty member 

EMMAUS SCHOLARS PROGRAM

Lubbers Hall126 East 10th StreetRoom 215Holland, MI 49423

P. 616.395.7549

 

emmaus@hope.edu