MacLaurinCSF

aka Anselm House   |   Minneapolis, MN   |  https://anselmhouse.org

Mission

The mission of Anselm House is to help University of Minnesota students and faculty —and the wider Twin Cities community—connect the dots of study, faith, work, and relationships to each other. We want to see the world and approach our lives as God created them to be: whole.

Ruling year info

1984

Executive Director

Dr. Bryan Bademan

Main address

P.O. Box 141007

Minneapolis, MN 55414 USA

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Formerly known as

MacLaurin Institute

EIN

41-1428036

NTEE code info

Higher Education Institutions (B40)

Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis (B05)

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Colin MacLaurin Fellows Program

The Colin MacLaurin Fellows Program is a rigorous interdisciplinary program that started in 2013. It guides student through an original curriculum designed to develop them as Christian leaders in their chosen fields of study and future careers. Fellows apply to join an annual cohort of 12 students that meets every other week during the academic year for three-hour dinners and seminar-style discussions.

In the fall, the curriculum helps students understand the challenges facing Christian leaders in the modern world and the resources Christianity provides for understanding their vocations in their respective fields. Fellows also begin applying these theological resources to their discipline, developing a Faith & Learning Portfolio.

In the spring, fellows present these in-progress portfolios for discussion with the other fellows and visiting Christian faculty in their fields. They also participate in two weekend retreats each year, one with a visiting speaker on the topic of vocation.

Population(s) Served

Our reading groups are open to the entire community—faculty, staff, and students from the U of M, as well as pastors and and laity from local churches and even interested non-Christians. The books discussed cover a broad range of topics and genres, including theology, history, public affairs, literature, science and social science, vocation and work, and more. Led by community members, students, faculty, and MacLaurin staff, the reading groups are some of our most popular programs.

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MacLaurinCSF sponsored lectures by visiting and local scholars––in fields such as law, medicine, natural science, and the humanities––who discussed the intersection of their Christian faith and scholarship. These lectures helped attendees consider and discuss together enduring human questions from a Christian perspective. In 2014-15, approximately 1400 participants attended these lectures.

Our 2014-15 lecturers:

- Patrick Deneen (Notre Dame, political theory)
- Joseph Pearce (independent scholar, literature)
- David Skeel (UPenn, law)
- Philip Rolnick (St. Thomas, theology)
- Daniel Sulmasy (UChicago, medicine/theology)
- William Cavanaugh (DePaul, theology)
- Gloria Halverson (CMDA, medicine)
- David Deavel (St. Thomas, Catholic Studies)
- David Miller (Princeton, religion)
- William Hurlbut (Stanford, neuroscience)

Population(s) Served

Our study center on Cleveland Avenue, just across the street from the St. Paul campus, provides study space for students, a lending library of over 3,000 volumes on Christian theology and culture, meeting spaces for our reading groups and curricular programs, a full kitchen, and office space for staff. In addition to reading groups, our study center also hosts week coffee hours and "Fridays at 4" talks for students..

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MacLaurinCSF a website, an email newsletter, and other web resources to members of the University of Minnesota, the Twin Cities community, and beyond. The resources include a media page with audio and video recordings of past events, a blog with discussions of Christianity and culture, and more.

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MacLaurinCSF

Board of directors
as of 07/14/2020
SOURCE: Self-reported by organization
Board chair

Mr. Robert Georges

Wilkerson Guthmann

Barbara Anderson

Wessner Foundation

Robert Georges

Wilkerson Guthmann

Bryan Dowd

University of Minnesota

Dave Williamson

Laity Lodge

David Weerts

University of Minnesota