The Fuller Symposium on the Integration of Psychology and Theology, better known as the Integration Symposium, is an annual lectureship hosted by the School of Psychology featuring a nationally recognized scholar who focuses on a single integrative issue. Topics have ranged from aging and dementia to what Evangelicals can learn from Jung. The symposium is an academic gathering place in which integration can be tackled on an intellectual level. Students are given the opportunity to learn from scholars in many fields concerning the various intersections of theology and psychology.
Stay tuned for more news about our 2014
50th Anniversary Celebration for the School of Psychology
For more information about the symposium, please contact: Christine Tzeng - Faculty Assistant
Fuller Graduate School of Psychology
Phone: 626-584-5538
Dr. Brad Strawn
The Evelyn and Frank Freed Professor
of the Integration of Psychology and Theology
Fuller Graduate School of Psychology
Phone: 626-584-5330