Calvin University School of Education

08/07/2026

Registration is open for the Wisdom in the Age of AI Conference hosted by Calvin University on October 8-10.

The AI and Education conference track examines the relationship between the educational use and context of AI, Christian teaching, and formation.

Register by September 18 at the link below -

Discerning Faithful and Responsible Use of AI in Education, Church, Business, Health Care, STEM, and the ArtsHosted by Calvin University and co-sponsored by the CCCU and INCHE, the Wisdom in the Age of AI Conference, Thursday, October 8 – Saturday, October 10, 2026, brings together leading voices ...

07/25/2026

https://calvin.edu/stories/how-calvin-expanded-one-future-teachers-world-0

07/13/2026

Five educators from Indonesia recently spent two weeks at Calvin, studying graduate education and exploring how faith shapes learning in Christian schools. In the following Q&A, members of this Master of Education cohort share about their motivation for pursuing a degree, observations they’ve made along the way, and how they plan to use what their learning back in Indonesia. https://calvin.edu/stories/how-calvin-preparing-educators-lead-schools-indonesia

This summer, five educators from various parts of Indonesia are on the campus of Calvin University. During their two-week visit to Calvin, they are taking graduate courses and visiting various Christian schools in west Michigan to better understand how faith is shaping education.

07/13/2026

07/02/2026

06/12/2026

https://calvin.edu/off-campus-programs/education-equity-and-sustainable-communities

06/11/2026

The Great Lakes Unity Conference is a gathering of Christian educators from across the Great Lakes region. Education students are invited to register at a reduced rate of $75!
Learn more at www.greatlakesunity.org

05/28/2026

When Stephanie Vogelzang ’07 wanted to start a physical education and athletic department at the classical Christian school she helped found in Arlington, Virginia, she turned to the dean of Calvin’s School of Education, Brian Bolt.

Bolt, who is also the golf coach, introduced her to golfer and education major Jackson Glanzer ’25. Vogelzang was beyond thrilled when Glanzer said yes to the daunting task of becoming Tyndale’s first athletic director and building a program from the ground up. She says she knew Glanzer was the right hire when he took one look at the school parking lot and its proximity to a local park and told her, “I can work with that.”

In addition to teaching physical and outdoor education, Glanzer also launched a running club and introduced competitive track and field this spring. He says he is committed to building a “robust disciple-making program where students know the joy of sport.” Vogelzang says, “Our kids and families adore him.”
-Calvin Spark, Spring 2026