Brain Drain, Christian Worldview, and Christian Scholarship: Three Canadian Contributions to a Global Mission

This blog offers a window into the three Canadian papers offered at the first ever Society of Christian Scholars global conference. It delves into the motivation for service into global higher education, the worldview that guides it, and the gaps in scholarship that need addressing. … More Brain Drain, Christian Worldview, and Christian Scholarship: Three Canadian Contributions to a Global Mission

Brain Drain in African Higher Education: Motivations and Methods for Bolstering African Educational Opportunities

Brain drain is typically understood as the growing trend of educated, emerging leaders from developing countries emigrating to foreign nations that offer better vocational opportunities, higher pay, and more desirable living conditions. This essay argues that a flourishing African continent requires students to invest in their homeland, and that methods need to keep motivations in mind. … More Brain Drain in African Higher Education: Motivations and Methods for Bolstering African Educational Opportunities