CCFF Speakers Bureau

The Cornell Christian Faculty/Staff Forum Speakers Bureau

And the things you have heard me say in the presence of many witnesses entrust to reliable men who will also be qualified to teach others. 2 Timothy 2:2

The speakers bureau of the Cornell University Christian Faculty/Staff Forum exists to supply student organizations with faculty and staff speakers who can give talks on Christian topics at student-run events. Please feel free to contact any of the speakers listed below in order to invite them to present any one of the listed talks at a meeting of your organization.

Speaker

Topics of Available Talks

Estimated
Duration
(min)

E-mail Address

Phone
Number
Campus Address

Richard A. Baer, Jr.,
Prof. of Environmental Ethics, Emeritus 1. Religion and public life.
2. School choice.
3. Values and/or religion in K-12 schools.
4. Theology, bible, and the life of the church.
5. Christians and the academic life.
6. Gospel and law: reflections on the nature of Christian ethics 20-50 plus questions and discussion rab12@cornell.edu 257-4259
NA

Robert C. Fay,
Prof., Chemistry 1. Science and faith.
2. The problem of pain.
3. God and glory.
4. Getting the right start: a Christian perspective.
20-30
20-30
20-30
20-30
rcf4@cornell.edu 255-3636 160A Baker Lab

Gary W. Fick,
Prof., Soil, Crop, & Atmospheric Sciences 1. Personal testimony.
2. Growing in prayer.
3. The Christian and Environmental Care
20-30
20-30
20-30
gwf2@cornell.edu 255-1704 505 Bradfield Hall

Karl E. Johnson,
Director, Chesterton House 1. Jesus, Lord of the Sabbath
2. Jesus, Lord of the Feast

40-45

40-45
kej3@cornell.edu 319-4038 N/A

Charles M.C. Lee,
Prof., Accounting and Finance 1. Dating.
2. Success.
3. Relationships with parents.
4. Evangelistic topics.
5. Freedom in Christ. cl86@cornell.edu 255-6255 319 Sage Hall

Steven Losh,
Research Staff, Geological Sciences 1. Being led by the Spirit in an academic environment.
20-30
losh@geology.cornell.edu 255-9518 2138 Snee Hall

John E. Parks,
Assoc. Prof., Animal Science 1. When does life begin?
20-30
jep5@cornell.edu 255-2865 201 Morrison Hall

Mark L. Psiaki,
Prof., Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering 1. Personal testimony.
2. The relationship between faith and reason.
3. Perspectives on reality from the discipline of model-based estimation.
20
30
50
mlp4@cornell.edu 255-9100 220 Upson Hall

Patrick M. Wright,
Prof., Human Resource Studies 1. Personal testimony, 2. Integration of faith and business, 3.Business ethics pmw6@cornell.edu 255-3429 393 Ives Hall

Art Lembo, Senior Res. Assoc./Senior Lecturer, Crop and Soil Science www.css.cornell.edu/staff/lembo/lembo.html 1. Discipleship; 2. Walking with God in college. 3. Christian Worldview ajl53@cornell.edu,

255-6328 1001 Bradfield

Last Updated September 11, 2006

Speaker	Topics of Available Talks	Estimated Duration (min)	E-mail Address	Phone Number	Campus Address
Richard A. Baer, Jr., Prof. of Environmental Ethics, Emeritus	1. Religion and public life. 2. School choice. 3. Values and/or religion in K-12 schools. 4. Theology, bible, and the life of the church. 5. Christians and the academic life. 6. Gospel and law: reflections on the nature of Christian ethics	20-50 plus questions and discussion	rab12@cornell.edu	257-4259	NA
Robert C. Fay, Prof., Chemistry	1. Science and faith. 2. The problem of pain. 3. God and glory. 4. Getting the right start: a Christian perspective.	20-30 20-30 20-30 20-30	rcf4@cornell.edu	255-3636	160A Baker Lab
Gary W. Fick, Prof., Soil, Crop, & Atmospheric Sciences	1. Personal testimony. 2. Growing in prayer. 3. The Christian and Environmental Care	20-30 20-30 20-30	gwf2@cornell.edu	255-1704	505 Bradfield Hall
Karl E. Johnson, Director, Chesterton House	1. Jesus, Lord of the Sabbath 2. Jesus, Lord of the Feast	40-45 40-45	kej3@cornell.edu	319-4038	N/A
Charles M.C. Lee, Prof., Accounting and Finance	1. Dating. 2. Success. 3. Relationships with parents. 4. Evangelistic topics. 5. Freedom in Christ.		cl86@cornell.edu	255-6255	319 Sage Hall
Steven Losh, Research Staff, Geological Sciences	1. Being led by the Spirit in an academic environment.	20-30	losh@geology.cornell.edu	255-9518	2138 Snee Hall
John E. Parks, Assoc. Prof., Animal Science	1. When does life begin?	20-30	jep5@cornell.edu	255-2865	201 Morrison Hall
Mark L. Psiaki, Prof., Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering	1. Personal testimony. 2. The relationship between faith and reason. 3. Perspectives on reality from the discipline of model-based estimation.	20 30 50	mlp4@cornell.edu	255-9100	220 Upson Hall
Patrick M. Wright, Prof., Human Resource Studies	1. Personal testimony, 2. Integration of faith and business, 3.Business ethics		pmw6@cornell.edu	255-3429	393 Ives Hall
Art Lembo, Senior Res. Assoc./Senior Lecturer, Crop and Soil Science www.css.cornell.edu/staff/lembo/lembo.html	1. Discipleship; 2. Walking with God in college. 3. Christian Worldview		ajl53@cornell.edu,	255-6328	1001 Bradfield