July 2012
From the President:
This week, the College announced that it has completed its search for a new provost. Starting in January of 2013, Dr. David Newton, a King's alumnus and enterpreneur, will join King's. His resume is robust, his faith is vibrant, and I am looking forward to having him on the team.
Our faculty continue to engage thoughtfully in the marketplace of ideas. Dr. Joseph Loconte was featured on 'The Cycle', an MSNBC show co-hosted by self-described atheist SE Cupp.
Another King's faculty member, Professor Brian Brenberg, gave an interview in Comment magazine on why economics is important for Christians to understand. Additionally, Dr. Anthony Bradley was featured in Black Enterprise online magazine for his career training the next generation of faithful professionals.
Please take a moment to see the articles below, and please stay in prayer for the College as we transition to the new campus downtown.
Serving the King of Kings, Dinesh
King's Names Dr. David Newton as New Provost
The King’s College is pleased to announce the end of the search for a new provost. Dr. David Newton, an educator and entrepreneur, will join King’s as provost effective January 1, 2013.
An alumnus of King’s, Dr. Newton graduated from the College at Briarcliff Manor in 1981 with a B.S. in Business Administration.
“David Newton is a distinguished scholar, public intellectual, and entrepreneur,” said President D’Souza. “He brings to King’s a spirit of innovation, leadership and the ability to shape both the academic and the public policy debate. We are thrilled to have him on board.”
Click here to read the full article on www.tkc.edu.
Video: Dr. Joseph Loconte Introduces The Searchers on MSNBC

On July 10th, Dr. Joseph Loconte appeared on "The Cycle" with co-host SE Cupp to discuss his latest book, The Searchers: A Quest for Faith in the Valley of Doubt. Click the image above to watch his interview (approximately 8 minutes), or click here.
Dr. Anthony Bradley Featured in Black Enterprise
Last Friday, Black Enterprise created a profile on our very own Dr. Anthony Bradley. In the article, Bradley talks about finding his purpose to mold the next generation of faith professionals.
Click here to read the full article.
Economists and Table Servers
Brian Brenberg was recently interviewed in Comment magazine.
"When I ask my new students what the Bible says about economics, they usually answer that we should help the poor and be honest. That's true. That's also an incomplete and rather boring way to think about economics, which is probably why most young Christians don't aspire to be economists. I want my students to see that if economics is part of God's creation, then he has much more to say about it than we think. And that means we have much more to learn."
Click here to read the full article in Comment Magazine.
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