Meet The Prof
Shane Hartley and Spence Hackney receive questions from college students and ask them to Christian professors in a fun, insightful interview format.
Our mission: to encourage Christ-centered conversations on the college campus.
We hope these interviews will help college students, inspire professors, and encourage parents and grandparents of college students.
Meet The Prof
Latest Episodes
MTP 82: How Professors and Students Can Build a Campus Ministry Together, Doug Allen and Jason Huang
Have you ever taken a small step to make yourself visible as a Christian and then seen God work?One professor, Dr. Doug Allen at Simon Fraser University in Canada, took the simple step of including his name on a sandwich-board advertisem...
MTP 81: Lane Weaver, How to Make Yourself Available for Spiritual Conversations with Students
I was inspired by my interview with Lane Weaver, a faculty member in Utah State University’s music department and director of its marching band. He discusses how professors can build spiritually meaningful relationships with students, how Cru a...
MTP 80: Jay Northington & Mathew Nelson, How 2 Simple Steps Can Connect Christian Professors and Students & Change a Campus
Professor Jay Northington (Mechanical Engineering, Clemson University) and graduate student Mathew Nelson share a simple 2-step strategy any campus can use to start a Bible study connecting professors and students around God's Word:Step...
MTP 79: Dr. Kim Shorter, Hitting Rock Bottom in Postdoctoral Years, Until God Rescued
Dr. Kim Shorter is a Full Professor of Biology at University of South Carolina Upstate. Her research focuses on epigenetics and neuroscience, and she recently received a National Institutes of Health grant of $517,000 supporting her work. Sh...
MTP 78: Robert Kaita, Princeton, Creatively Integrating Faith and Field, and a Response to a Hostile Student That Leads Another Student to Jesus
Dr. Robert Kaita is Senior Physicist Emeritus at the Plasma Physics Laboratory at Princeton University, where he conducted nuclear fusion energy research for nearly four decades. In this episode, he discusses mentoring graduate students, int...