Teachings at C3

Homo Sapiens: Pinnacle or Cancer?

Be of Value: Care of the Earth continues to be our focus as Kent Dobson returns. He poses the question Homo Sapiens: Pinnacle or Cancer?

Luxury Goods with Michael DeWilde

Be of Value: Care of the Earth will be addressed by one of our frequent (favorite) Guest Teachers, Michael DeWilde (along with Sonja and Charlotte DeWilde), who will talk with us about Luxury Goods.

Tikkum Olam and the Tao with Kent Dobson

Kent Dobson is our teacher this week, as our value of Care for the Earth comes into focus in our ongoing series. His latest teaching is entitled, “Tikkum Olam and the Tao.”

Environmentally Sensitive Area and the Ego with Kent Dobson

Kent Dobson gives the last thoughtful teaching of the month on the value of Compassionate Action in the current series Be of Value. His talk is titled, "Environmentally Sensitive Area and the Ego."

Incarnation and the Death of God with Kent Dobson

C3 Lead Teacher Kent Dobson returns to probe our value of Compassionate Action with his talk entitled, "Incarnation and the Death of God."

Futures We Can Envision Together: A Dialogue with Professor Kelly Parker and Guest Students

Our Guest Teacher is Kelly Parker, Ph.D, Professor of Philosophy, and Environmental and Sustainability Studies at Grand Valley State University. He led the development of the new BA and BS programs in environmental and sustainability studies. The program emphasizes collaborative, community-based learning and practical problem solving.

Be of value: Compassionate Action with Ruth Zwald

Ruth Zwald visits as Guest Teacher this week after several years’ absence. Ruth opens our look at Compassionate Action, the value we’ll examine in April as part of our series Be of Value.

The Holy Sepulcher and he Absence of God with Kent Dobson

C3 Teacher Kent Dobson wraps up the consideration of our value Open Inquiry as we move though our six-month series Be of Value.

On the Stage@C3 with Dr. John Selmon

We welcome Dr. John Selmon, Provost/Executive Vice President at Muskegon Community College, as our Guest Teacher this Sunday. Dr. Selmon has more than three decades of experience serving in key leadership roles at both public and private higher education institutions. What a great person to help us explore our value of Open Inquiry!