Spring 2002, Vol. 29 No. 1

Contributors

Charles Colson is Founder and Chairman of the Board of Prison Fellowship.  He was Special Counsel to President Richard M. Nixon from 1969-73.
Email:  correspondence@pfm.org  

Paul Geisert holds a Ph.D in Instructional Systems and was formerly a professor of biology and education at the University of Wyoming .  He now directs a project to design and develop curriculum and Internet materials to foster neutrality in teaching about religious and nonreligious worldviews in public schools. 
Email:  instrnsys@aol.com  

E. H. Rick Jarow is Assistant Professor of Religion and Asian Studies at Vassar College .
Email:  jarow@vassar.edu  

Stanton L. Jones is Provost and Professor of Psychology at Wheaton College , Illinois .
Email:  Stanton.Jones@wheaton.edu  

Charles R. Kniker is the Founding Editor of Religion and Education.  Formerly Professor of Education at Iowa State University and President of Eden Theological Seminary, he now serves as Associate Director of Academic Affairs and Research for the Board of Regents of the State of Iowa .
Email: ckniker@iastate.edu  

Jeong-Kyu Lee is an Associate Research Fellow in the Department of Educational Policy Research at the government-funded Korean Educational Development Institute, in Seoul and Joint Professor of Higher Education Administration at Hongik University in Seoul, South Korea.
Email:  jeongkyuk@hotmail.com 

Michael Lasater is Associate Professor of Electronic Media at Indiana University South Bend.  He holds degrees in music from the Oberlin Conservatory and the Juilliard School, and spent more than a decade working as a professional musician with ensembles including the Metropolitan Opera, the New Jersey Symphony, and festival orchestras at Aspen, Tanglewood, and Spoleto.  His training and degrees in video and communication are from Syracuse University.  He is the creator of a number of national and international award winning video programs on subjects in music and literature, with wide distribution and exhibition on public television and in museum and festival venues.  His most recent work is in video/animation/sound composition.
Email: lma@mvillage.com  

Robert J. Nash is in his 33rd year as Professor of Integrated Professional Studies at the University of Vermont, Burlington Education and a member of the Editorial Board of Religion and Education. His appointment crosses a number of areas, including Higher Education Administration, Foundations of Education, and Interdisciplinary Studies, and he teaches such courses as philosophy of education, character education, applied ethics, and religion, spirituality, and education. Trained as a philosopher of education, Nash has written over 100 articles, chapters, and monographs for major professional journals. He is also the author, most recently, of four books in five years, including two on religion and education.  His latest book, published by Peter Lang in October 2002, is Religious Pluralism in the Academy:  Opening the Dialogue.  Nash's forthcoming book, also published by Peter Lang, is due out in Summer 2002; it is a teaching memoir titled Spirituality, Ethics, Religion, and Teaching:  A Professor's Journey.
Email:  rnash@zoo.uvm.edu  

Warren Nord is the Director of the Humanities and Human Values program at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill where he also teaches in the Department of Philosophy.  He is the author of Religion and American Education:  Rethinking a National Dilemma and, with Charles Haynes, Taking Religious Seriously Across the Curriculum.
Email: wnord@email.unc.edu 

Alan G. Phillips, Jr.  is Assistant Professor in the Department of Educational Leadership, Administration, and Foundations in the School of Education at Indiana State University.
Email:  agphilli33@aol.com

Pat Robertson is Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of the Christian Broadcasting Network, Inc.
www.cbn.com

Benjamin Sewell Webb is the Rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Cedar Falls , Iowa and author of Fugitive Faith.
Email:  benjaminwebb@cfu.net