The School of Public Health at Samford University encompasses four departments: Public Health, Social Work, Nutrition and Dietetics, and Healthcare Administration and Informatics. The mission of the School of Public Health is to prepare students to become servant leaders by demonstrating the love of God through nurturing the emotional, intellectual, physical, and spiritual health of individuals and communities. While there are differences that…
Recent Articles
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How Dickens Helps Me Read the Prophets: Contributions of Bleak House to Engaging Scripture August 24, 2026 -
In What Age Do We Find Ourselves? August 24, 2026 -
Why Formation in Charity Matters in the Face of Nihilism August 24, 2026 -
Formed by Our Work: The Cultural Logic of Christian Scholarship August 24, 2026 -
Christian Intellectual Institutions and the Age of Nihilism August 24, 2026 -
Augustinian Insights for Social Media Marketing August 24, 2026 -
Christ-Centered Praxis in Healthcare Education June 22, 2026 -
Public Health: Interprofessional Reflections on the Image of God June 22, 2026 -
Imago Dei in Practice: Service, Vocation, and Healthcare Formation at Samford University’s School of Health Professions June 22, 2026 -
The Golden Thread of Caring: Living Out Hebrews 6:10 June 22, 2026 -
The Tension of Suffering, Flourishing, and the Imago Dei June 22, 2026 -
Imago Dei: A Pharmacist Perspective June 22, 2026 -
The Stories at Work in the Classroom: Towards an Affective Worldview Approach to Faith-Learning Integration for Biblical Studies March 23, 2026 -
A Head with No Body, a Mind with No Soul: Artificial Intelligence and C. S. Lewis’s That Hideous Strength March 23, 2026 -
Writing Is Belonging: Recapturing the Communal Nature of Composition in a Hyper-Individualistic World March 23, 2026
News
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Mark A. Noll’s The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind (Updated Edition) March 19, 2022 -
CSR Appoints David Lauber as Theology co-editor & Benjamin J. Wetzel as History and Political Science editor March 8, 2021 -
“The Academic Vocation in a Post-2020 World: An Ecumenical Dialogue”—a virtual panel discussion October 31, 2020
Recent Blog Posts
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Words Are (but Shouldn’t Be) Cheap (Part 1) August 27, 2026 -
Preface to the Reviews August 26, 2026 -
Introducing Christian Scholar’s Review 2026 Summer Issue August 25, 2026 -
Helping the World’s Search for a Vocabulary August 24, 2026 -
Character in Community: A Fellowship Inspired by Oxford’s Online Leading with Character Course (Part 2) August 21, 2026
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