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HCU Hosts Sixth Annual Author Celebration

抖阴入口 is proud to announce the return of the Author Celebration on Wednesday, April 17, 2024.聽 The event will highlight the written works of HCU faculty and staff that have been published since the last Author Celebration was held in 2023.

The Author Celebration will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the MD Anderson Student Center on the HCU campus and is free and open to the public.聽 Guests can meet the authors in person, purchase their books, and get books signed.

Featured authors represent a diverse set of fields that include fiction, theology, spirituality, education, psychology, history, and literature.

Represented HCU authors will include:

  • Katie Alaniz, Associate Professor of Education
  • Encarna Bermejo, Professor of Spanish
    • 鈥溾 (Association for the Teaching of Spanish as a Foreign Language (ASELE))
  • Timothy Brookins, Professor of Early Christianity
  • David Davis, Professor of History
    • 鈥溾 (Spectator World)
    • 鈥溾 (Wall Street Journal)
  • Austin Freeman, Assistant Professor of Theology
    • 鈥淭ed’s Chestertonian Optimism鈥 (chapter in )
  • Shannon Holzer, Assistant Professor of Government
    • (editor)
    • (editor)
  • Louis Markos, Professor of English
    • 鈥溾 (The Gospel Coalition)
    • 鈥溾 (The Imaginative Conservative)
    • 鈥溾 (Touchstone)
    • Review of Tales of Faith: A Guide to Sharing the Gospel through Literature by Holly Ordway (Saint Austin Review)
    • 鈥溾 (Christianity Today)
    • by Paul Rovang (Reformation 21)
    • 鈥溾 (Christian Research Journal)
    • Review of The Chronicles of Transformation: A Spiritual Journey with C. S. Lewis, edited by Leonard J. DeLorenzo (Saint Austin Review)
    • 鈥溾 (The Federalist)
    • 鈥溾 (Christian Research Journal)
    • 鈥溾 (Touchstone)
    • (Reformation 21)
    • 鈥溾 (Touchstone)
    • (Christian Scholar鈥檚 Review)
    • 鈥溾 (Christianity Today)
    • (The Imaginative Conservative)
    • 鈥溾 (Ford Forum)
    • 鈥溾 (The Federalist)
    • (The Imaginative Conservative)
    • 鈥溾 (The Worldview Bulletin)
    • 鈥溾 (Touchstone)
    • 鈥溾 (The Disputed Question)
  • Phillip Marshall, Associate Professor of Biblical Languages
    • (editor)
    • 鈥淯nmarked and Case-Marked Left-Dislocations: The Case of Qoheleth鈥 (essay in Like Nails Firmly Fixed (Qoh 12:11))
    • 鈥淗aggai鈥 ()
  • Nancy Pearcey, Professor of Apologetics
  • Mary Jo Sharp, Assistant Professor of Apologetics
    • “Have You Ever Wondered Why We Are Drawn to Beauty?” chapter in the book, edited by Andy Bannister and Gavin Matthews
  • Robert Sloan, University President
  • Christopher Sneller, Lecturer in Missional Theology
  • Michael Ward, Professor of Apologetics

聽For additional information or questions, contact Angela Merkle at amerkle@HC.edu.