Scala’s academic advisors come from institutes of higher education across the country, and include professors in fields as diverse as Mathematics, Civil Engineering, English, Government, Public Policy, Law, Economics, and Theology. Scala’s academic advisors further Scala’s mission by leading seminars, reading groups, speaking at Scala’s events, and co-sponsoring activities on their own campuses. View some of the latest contributions of Scala’s academic advisors.
Scala’s alumni form a network of students who have been transformed through their participation in Scala’s programs. Learn more from our alumni about how they carry forth Scala’s vision of a holistic education into a variety of contexts.
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Artist David Clayton’s latest post on our blog series: The Spirituality of Artistic Creativity! https://t.co/o1iH5BpwGj
Scala’s fourth major conference, hosted on the campus of Princeton Theological Seminary on April 21-22, 2023, will explore the challenges and opportunities in connecting art, the sacred and our shared lives and stories. Learn more and register by clicking here.
The Scala Foundation’s mission is to restore meaning and purpose to American culture through beauty, liberal arts education and religion. Scala’s activities are led by internationally renowned artists, prestigious scholars, and exemplary educators in both K-12 and higher education who teach workshops for educators, lead masterclasses for artists, and run summer programs and seminars for students.
Learn about our committee members who represent universities throughout the country.
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