The shift to readily accessible Artificial Intelligence tools is changing how our society operates. This revolution is having a significant impact on higher education. As a faculty member, the topic of AI comes up regularly in our meetings. No doubt, it's here to stay. As a professor, people are often curious about how students use … Continue reading Four Ways I Use AI as a Theology Professor
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Doctor, Professor, or Scholar: Clarifying the Difference in Academic Titles
Like any professional field, the world of academics and higher education has its own language. I was not fully aware of this as I progressed through my studies. I admit, it has often been confusing figuring out the proper use of terms like "doctor" and "scholar" and "professor." But I have slowly learned how to … Continue reading Doctor, Professor, or Scholar: Clarifying the Difference in Academic Titles
Advice for Preparing a PhD Research Proposal
Photo by Startup Stock Photos on Pexels.com In a previous blog, I shared some practical advice before starting a PhD program in Theology from my experience teaching research methods for the ORU PhD Program. Preparing to enter a PhD program is a daunting task. But if your goal is to become an expert in the … Continue reading Advice for Preparing a PhD Research Proposal
Ten Opportunities for Future Assemblies of God Research
A question was asked today in an Assemblies of God scholars group I am a part of concerning what areas in the AG needed more scholarship. While doing my own research on the AG, I would often come across information or topics that I recognized were still gaps in AG research. Here is a list … Continue reading Ten Opportunities for Future Assemblies of God Research
Daniel D. Isgrigg 