In Focus

In Focus articles are thoughtful and practical writings addressing the unique challenges and joys of women in the academy and professions. Topics include those dealing with the academy, professions, relationships, singleness, career decisions, and child-bearing and child-raising in the context of study and work.

By Anna Plantinga
"Is academia a frivolous waste of time when we could be telling people about Jesus, or is there a deeper significance to a life of learning? And if learning is worthwhile on an eternal scale, are some questions more worthy than others?" Anna Plantinga reflects on these important questions.
By an anonymous graduate student

A graduate student shares her story of studying under a toxic adviser and the spiritual truths she learned from the experience.

By Debbie Gin

How do you picture a mentor relationship? Debbie Gin offers a few different models to consider when investing time with a mentor.

By Laura Meitzner Yoder

Laura Yoder suggests our eating can remind us to live with Christ-minded action in God's world.

By an anonymous university staff member

An anonymous university staff member shares her experience of being the spouse of a person with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.

Pages