Interdisciplinary Studies

What is the relationship between having a sense of calling and living meaningfully? What does it mean to have a vocation? How do we go about wisely discerning what we are called to do in life?

Join Dr. Jeffrey Dudiak in exploring these and other questions in his I.S. Big Think lecture, Discerning our Callings in a Clamorous Time.

The evening lecture is open to the general public. Current students should pick up their tickets in the Atrium at one of the following times:

Wednesday, Sept 3: 1–2pm
Thursday, Sept 4: 12–1pm
Friday, Sept 5: 12–1pm

Interdisciplinary Studies (I.S.) is an important part of each program at King's. I.S. courses bring the campus community together to examine worldviews and the interrelationships between academic disciplines and cultural issues.

Students complete a total of three I.S. credits over the course of their degree by participating in unique learning experiences and Big Think lectures. What is the good life? What am I called to do and be? How can I live a life of deep meaning and purpose? I.S. explores these questions and more.

Discover how all creation works together to the glory of God and how our actions, individually and collectively, draw us into the Creator’s redemptive story.