Jason R. Edwards is a professor of history at Grove City College and a fellow for popular culture with the Institute for Faith & Freedom. A former Lehrman Scholar and Salvatori Fellow with the Intercollegiate Studies Institute, Edwards’ research interests center on Agrarian philosophy and the history of learning in Western Civilization. He co-authored the book Ask the Professor: What Freshmen Need to Know and has published writings on history, culture, and education in a variety of newspapers and journals including the Washington Times, University Bookman, and Touchstone. Edwards received his bachelor’s degree from Asbury College and both his master’s degree and doctorate from the University of Kentucky.
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Brian Dellinger, a 2007 Grove City College graduate, is an associate professor of computer science at Grove City College. His research areas are in game design and theoretical artificial intelligence, with particular interest in a Christian understanding of human cognition. His articles on technology and culture have previously been published by the Institute for Faith & Freedom and the Wall Street Journal. Dr. Dellinger lives in Grove City with his wife and two children.
