Maskiewicz Cordero's guest appearances

Maskiewicz Cordero

Language of God

Blueprint 1543

Aaron Niequist

Rosalind Picard

Jonathan Merritt

Shauna Niequist

Susan Wise Bauer

Jane Goodall

John Ortberg

John Walton

John Inazu

Krista Tippett

Justin Brierley

Katharine Hayhoe

Denis Lamoureux

David French

Bill McKibben

OwlTail

Amanda Nichols

The Blueprint 1543 team concluded 18 months of qualitative research, summarily called “In Search of Theological Scientists” (ISOTS), and emerged with 5 important themes and 20 specific project sketches for activating progress in science-engaged theology. These findings have been thoughtfully captured in two documents: “A Strategy Document for Funding Bodies” and “Example Projects and Programs.”This episode focuses on what it looks like to create opportunities for constructive collaborations across theology and the sciences. We also make a case for including scientists and theologians at every step.theologicalscientists.comblueprint1543.org(Episode 4 of 4 ISOTS episodes)

The Blueprint 1543 team concluded 18 months of qualitative research, summarily called “In Search of Theological Scientists” (ISOTS), and emerged with 5 important themes and 20 specific project sketches for activating progress in science-engaged theology. These findings have been thoughtfully captured in two documents: “A Strategy Document for Funding Bodies” and “Example Projects and Programs.”This episode focuses on what it looks like to create opportunities for constructive collaborations across theology and the sciences. We also make a case for including scientists and theologians at every step.<a href="http://theologicalscientists.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">theologicalscientists.com</a><a href="http://blueprint1543.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">blueprint1543.org</a>(Episode 4 of 4 ISOTS episodes)

ISOTS: April Maskiewicz Cordero, Myron A Penner, and Amanda Nichols on Why Interdisciplinary Work is Good for You

April Maskiewicz Cordero joins Jim Stump and BioLogos’ Resources Editor, Kathryn Applegate, to discuss what it’s like to teach college biology at a Christian college. She touches on her personal experience with the climate of conflict between science and religion, and how that helps her to meet her students where they are. She shares some stories of students that give her hope and touches on her research that looks at teaching controversial issues like climate change and evolution to Christian students. April and Kathryn also talk about BioLogos INTEGRATE, the high school biology curriculum supplement that they’ve been working on. April Maskiewicz Cordero, PhD, is a professor of biology at Point Loma Nazarene University. She gave a TEDx talk on evolution and faith and she was featured in “From the Dust,” a BioLogos sponsored documentary. She is also active in several professional development projects with schoolteachers as well as university biology faculty, and was one of four professors coordinating the PLNU/BioLogos Biology by the Sea Christian school teacher program. Find more information about BioLogos INTEGRATE here. We have a few resources from April Cordero on our website. You can find them here &amp; here. Join a conversation about this episode at the BioLogos Forum! 

April Maskiewicz Cordero joins Jim Stump and BioLogos’ Resources Editor, Kathryn Applegate, to discuss what it’s like to teach college biology at a Christian college. She touches on her personal experience with the climate of conflict between science and religion, and how that helps her to meet her students where they are. She shares some stories of students that give her hope and touches on her research that looks at teaching controversial issues like climate change and evolution to Christian students. April and Kathryn also talk about BioLogos INTEGRATE, the high school biology curriculum supplement that they’ve been working on. April Maskiewicz Cordero, PhD, is a professor of biology at Point Loma Nazarene University. She gave a <a href="https://youtu.be/ttt0p-dO8XQ" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TEDx talk on evolution and faith</a> and she was featured in “From the Dust,” a BioLogos sponsored documentary. She is also active in several professional development projects with schoolteachers as well as university biology faculty, and was one of four professors coordinating the PLNU/BioLogos Biology by the Sea Christian school teacher program. Find more information about BioLogos INTEGRATE <a href="https://biologos.org/integrate" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. We have a few resources from April Cordero on our website. You can find them <a href="https://biologos.org/articles/the-joys-and-challenges-of-teaching-evolution-to-christians-as-a-christian" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here </a>&amp; <a href="https://biologos.org/resources/my-lifelong-passion-for-helping-students-reconcile-faith-and-evolution" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. Join a conversation about this episode at the <a href="https://discourse.biologos.org/t/podcast-episode-april-cordero-teaching-in-the-tension/42056" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BioLogos Forum</a>!

29. April Maskiewicz Cordero | Teaching in the Tension