Presidential Colloquium
The Presidential Colloquium is a recurring lecture series that brings prominent thinkers to Hope to share their insights on the academy, leadership and global civic engagement.
Previous Colloquia
- 2017, Fall — Rev. Dr. Dennis N. Voskuil
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Interim President of Hope College
“‘Here I Stand’: A Conversation with Martin Luther” - 2017, Spring — Brad Gregory, Timothy George and Beth Plummer
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Dr. Brad S. Gregory
Professor of history and Dorothy G. Griffin Collegiate Chair at the University of Notre Dame
“Why the Reformation Still Matters in 2017”Dr. Timothy George
Dean of Beeson Divinity School at Samford University and Professor of History and Doctrine
“Where Are the Nailprints? Luther’s Road to Reformation”Dr. Marjorie Elizabeth (Beth) Plummer
Professor of History Department at Western Kentucky University
“Dangerous Choices: Women, Clerics, and Marriage in the German Reformation” - 2015 — David Brooks
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Author and New York Times Columnist
“The Value and Relevance of a Faith-Based Liberal Arts Education in the 21st Century”
See photos and video from the 2015 Presidential Colloquium Read the press release
- 2014, Fall — Scott Aughenbaugh
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Center for Strategic and International Studies
“Our World in 2035: Seven Revolutionary Trends That Will Change Everything”
- 2014, Spring — Profesor H. Russel Botman
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Rector and Vice Chancellor, Stellenbosch University
“Our World in 2035: Seven Revolutionary Trends That Will Change Everything”
- 2013 — Dr. Richard Carwardine
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President of Corpus Christi College, Oxford
"Abraham Lincoln and the Lessons of Leadership"
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