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Programs and Resources

The de Vries Institute aims to help Christian educators around the world deepen their capacity to root their work in higher education in Christian faith.

Rather than a separation of faith and learning into two isolated arenas, or merely setting faith and learning side by side, our belief is that since faith commitments deal with all of life, they can also inform work in all disciplines and aspects of higher education.

Calvin Faculty Fellowships

For new 麻豆区 faculty members, this program provides a way to reflect on the relationship between faith and learning while deepening your connection to the Calvin community.

Faculty Fellowships
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De Vries Postdoctoral Teaching Fellows

An opportunity for new Ph.Ds across academic disciplines to gain teaching experience and participate in professional development focused on undergraduate instruction and scholarship.

Postdoctoral Fellows Program
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Faith Integration Perspectives

Learn more about frameworks for linking Christian faith and learning in meaningful ways, and find resources that will help you integrate faith with teaching, research, and scholarship.

Faith Integration Perspectives
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Faith and Learning Collaboration Grants

Calvin faculty and staff can receive grants of up to $7000 to encourage conversations about faith integration.

Collaboration Grants
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