Since 2002 I have lived on campus as part of Vanderbilt's
<a href="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/ResEd/main/ProgramsFaculty.php">faculty-in-residence program</a>; I love living on campus and among students.
I believe that my primary role as a faculty member in residence is
to participate in student-organized activities; I listen and I
often ask questions and comment; I regularly lead <a href="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/ResEd/main/LLMcGill.php">McGill Hours</a> (see below)
and participate in the McGill Hours of other faculty. I serve on student
organization and selection committees; I participate in
many on-campus seminars, panels, discussions, and other events
such as Take-Back-the-Night. I also host open houses,
brunches, and dinners for students and staff at the faculty
dorm apartment. Occasionally I receive impromptu visits
from students. I enjoy hiking, movies, and the Nashville 
Symphony with students.
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McGill Hours that I have led, together with some material to initiate discussion:
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<a href="ai.theology.html">The Theological Implications of Artificial Intelligence</a> (Fall, 2005)
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<a href="McGillReflectionOnChisholm.html">A reflection on Shirley Chismolm's views on women</a> (Spring, 2006)
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<a href="DougsArchetypes/">Personal Archetypes</a> (Fall, 2006)
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Panel facilitator: <a href="http://www.orionmagazine.org/index.php/articles/article/7/">Global Climate Change</a> (Spring, 2007)