One of the stated outcomes of LAPU’s approach to faith, life, and learning is that students will be able to recognize God’s work in the world through all academic disciplines. This outcome is based on our understanding of God, the world he has created, and the nature of work itself.
Dr. Wayne Herman, Vice President and CAO, shares how students will be able to recognize God’s work in the world through all academic disciplines.
Assistant Professor, Lora Erickson
Professor Erickson Faculty Bio
Assistant Professor, Robert Carter III
Professor Carter Faculty Bio
Assistant Professor, Sara Admiraal
Professor Admiraal Faculty Bio
Assistant Professor, Kristy Hodson
Professor Hodson Faculty Bio
Assistant Professor, Robert “Doc” Waltz
Professor Waltz Faculty Bio
Assistant Professor, Reba Myers
Professor Myers Faculty Bio
Assistant Professor, Joanna Vance
Professor Vance Faculty Bio
LAPU student, Tiffany Ross, reflects how she has experienced God in her academic pursuits, and how education has transformed her life.
This resource introduces a three-fold framework for how you can engage the Bible to find meaning and application for your life. Through prayer, study, and application you can embark on a journey of life-long learning, where each day is an invitation to discover more about God’s story and its connection to your own faith, life, and learning. Read Dr. Brant Himes’ essay here.
