June 2012
From the President:
In this issue of The King's Ideas you'll notice the emphasis on Kingsians being in the public square. From professor Joe Loconte's new book "The Searchers" to students traveling to Turkey to our newest board member, an alum, Henry Morriello—a lawyer here in New York City.
Also last week, the operations team at King's finished moving more than half of the College out of the Lower Lobby and Concourse levels of the Empire State Building to our new space at 52 Broadway.
It's a thrilling time for the College and we look forward to beginning classes in Lower Manhattan this fall. In addition to a new location, we've also added a Liberal Arts major and launched a $25M campaign for the college.
Serving the King of Kings,
Dinesh
Q&A: The Searchers
 On June 5th, Dr. Joseph Loconte, Associate Professor of History at The King's College, published The Searchers: A Quest for Faith in the Valley of Doubt. In the short Q&A below, Dr. Loconte tells readers a bit about the book, and how he was inspired to talk about the search that unites us all.br />
Click here to read the full article on www.tkc.edu.
Photos: International Ventures Returns from Turkey
 On Wednesday, June 6th, a group of students, staff, faculty, and alumni of The King's College returned from the Turkey Venture. The Turkey Venture is one of a series of international trips that are part of the College's International Ventures program.
Click here to read the full article on www.tkc.edu.
The King's College Occupies Wall St.
 In seventy-four years, King’s has gone from a campus tucked away deep in the forests of Braircliff Manor to a campus right around the corner from the New York Stock Exchange. In all this, it is important to stop and remember where we came from, while also capturing our journey as we blaze ahead. That is why we are on Instagram. Follow us at thekingscollege.
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The $25 Million Campaign For The King's College
 This is where our story begins—in the valley of despair. It is a tale of two friends, a stranger, and a search for truth in a world gone mad with doubt.
Click here to watch Dr. Loconte introduce The Searchers.
Q&A With Professor Corbin: The New Liberal Arts Major
 The Liberal Arts major is one of three majors that has been proposed to be housed within our Program in Public Service. The following is a short Q&A on the Liberal Arts major with Professor David Corbin, Program Chair for Public Service.
Click here to read the full article on www.tkc.edu.
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