A Place to Study.
A Place to Learn.
A Place to Question.
The Michigan Christian Study Center exists to inform and enrich the academic, cultural, and spiritual life of the university community through the resources of the Christian faith.
Stop by to study or chat!
611 ½ East William Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Open Monday – Friday
M: 12–8pm
Tu: 12–8pm
W: 12–6pm
Th: 12–8pm
F: 12–4pm
Coffee available to keep you fueled!
Join us this fall as various UM professors lead us to reflect on how the Christian faith shapes our approach to our academics and our vocations
UPCOMING LECTURES
All lectures will be held at the Study Center building and begin at 6pm. All lectures will be preceded by free pizza. A Q&A session will follow each lecture.
611 ½ East William Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
October 21 | SCIENCE
Is Science the Only Way to Find Truth?
Ron Larson, PhD
UM Chemical Engineering
Speaker Bio
Ron Larson is the A.H. White Distinguished University Professor of Chemical Engineering and past chair of Chemical Engineering at the University of Michigan. He uses experimental and computational approaches to study the rheology and flow of complex fluids.
November 11 | ARTS
Does God Care about Beauty?
A Christian Case for the Arts
Taylor Flowers, DMA
Speaker Bio
Taylor Flowers is a collaborative artist who currently works and teaches at Hillsdale College, the University of Michigan, and Temple Beth Emeth in Ann Arbor. He earned his Doctorate of Musical Arts in Collaborative Piano from the University of Michigan. Taylor is particularly passionate about art song and operatic repertoire.
December 9 | PSYCHOLOGY
Are We Just Meat Machines?
The Neuroscience of Consciousness
Thad Polk, PhD
UM Psychology
Speaker Bio
Thad Polk is the Samuel D. Epstein Collegiate Professor of Psychology and the Cognition and Cognitive Science Area Chair at the University of Michigan. His research uses neuroimaging and computation to investigate the neural architecture that underlies cognition.
PAST LECTURES
September 16 | MEDICINE
How Should Theology Influence Medicine?
Ryan Wilcox, MD, PhD
UM Internal Medicine
Speaker Bio
Ryan Wilcox is an Associate Professor in the Department of Internal Medicine and the Section Head for Lymphoma and Myeloma at the University of Michigan. His clinical and research work are focused on characterizing and treating T-cell lymphomas.
Discussion groups to reflect on what we are learning
Conversations on faith
Come to the Michigan Christian Study Center. You are welcome here!