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Welcome to Cal Poly – we’d like to buy you lunch. We hope you’ll join us for a casual lunch with colleagues. This is open to all new faculty members and is a great chance to interact, as well as … Continue reading →

Can Christian beliefs be rational, reasonable, or justified in a way that counts toward knowledge? How and why could a loving, all-powerful, all-knowing God allow the horrible evils we know about to occur? Dr. Todd R. Long, Associate Professor of … Continue reading →

We are looking forward to reconnecting and hope you can join us for our third annual Faculty Commons kick-off.   We’ll be providing BBQ chicken and tri-tip, at the home of Russell and Rea Berg in SLO. We hope you’ll … Continue reading →

This short 3 minute video captures the experiences of 4 professors from different campuses who went on Cru | Faculty Commons Global Mission trips this summer. We’re encouraged how God used these professors’ platform as American university faculty to advance the … Continue reading →

Please save the date and plan on joining us for the 2014 Veritas Forum as we hear from Dr. Satyan Devadoss  (Mathematics, Williams College, Mass.) speaking on “Discovering Humanity in Academia” Thursday January 23, 2014 at 7:30pm in Chumash Auditorium. … Continue reading →

In loving memory of a friend, a scholar, a theologian, a fellow servant of Jesus Christ: Dallas Willard September 4, 1935 – May 8, 2013.  He began his teaching career at Wisconsin before arriving at USC in 1965. He was chairman … Continue reading →

The SLO Cru Fellowship Dinner is an opportunity to connect with other Christian faculty members – as well as parents, alumni, and members of the community – to hear about what God is doing on campus through the ministry of … Continue reading →

CURE SLO is the Cal Poly chapter of CURE International, who’s mission is “healing the sick and proclaiming the Kingdom of God.” CURE International is a Christian organization and the  largest provider of reconstructive surgery to disabled children in the emerging world. … Continue reading →

Many thanks to the faculty members who supported the “Feed My Starving Children” event – either by announcing it in class, by participating at one of the ten packing sessions, or through a financial gift. The cost to host the … Continue reading →

We’re looking forward to this weekend’s “Feed My Starving Children” service event. While most time slots to serve are now full, feel free to stop by any time that works with your schedule.  If you’re unable to attend, but would like … Continue reading →