Hear what other innovators and leaders think

Be sure to subscribe to the Good Governance podcast before the fall season launches. Catch up on important episodes with leaders and innovators in theological education, including: 

• When Dr. David Rowe stepped in as the interim president of Lancaster Theological Seminary, the board of directors and senior staff had been having conversations about the future and how to keep the mission vibrant. The result was a merger that provides a positive vision for the years ahead. In this episode of the podcast, Rowe and Elizabeth Palmer Bennett, who was CFO at Lancaster, provide a robust conversation about how the school created a framework to consider the mission and then acted on it. Click here to listen to Episode 48. 
• Who's afraid of AI?: Greg Henson, president of Kairos University, and Ruth McGillivray, executive vice president of Northwest Seminary, say now that AI is here in a significant way, it's time theological schools consider how to handle it. In this conversation, they discuss how it can create ways to make schools more effective. To listen to episode 46 click here. (Bonus material: Follow the link, and you'll find that we let ChatGPT offer a summary of the episode.) 
• Lifelong learning's impact: In surveying lifelong learning programs, Helen Blier, Ph.D., says they can have a vital impact on schools, providing both an entry point for new students and a connection to those in the field. Hear it all in Episode 44.