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Keeping the soul in Christian higher education
In this history of Roanoke College, Robert Benne explores the school's 175 year tradition of educational excellence and examines its complicated and ongoing relationship with its religious heritage.
The surprising David Bittle (1853-1876) : The formation of Roanoke College -- Julius Dreher (1878-1903): Roanoke's cosmopolitan champion of benevolence -- John Morehead (1903-1920) : Roanoke as prelude to greatness -- Charles Smith (1920-1949) : Continuity in tumultuous times -- Sherman Oberly (1949-1963) : Builder of the body and caretaker of the soul -- Perry Kendig (1963-1975) : Contending with the 1960s -- Norman Fintel (1975-1989): Launching a recovery -- David Gring (1989-2004): Incrementalist par excellence -- Sabine O'Hara (2004-2007): An abbreviated search for soul -- Michael Maxey (2007- ) : A steady hand on the rudder -- Conclusion: Two rival interpretations and the way ahead -- Appendix: Four types of church-related colleges
Includes bibliographical references and index.