Council of Christian Colleges and Universities: The CCCU is a higher education association including more than 150 U.S. members as well as more than 30 from 19 additional nations. CCCU members are accredited colleges and universities, most of which have curricula rooted in the arts and sciences. This association helps institutions transform lives by faithfully relating scholarship and service to biblical truth. See Our Institutions | CCCU for more information.

The de Vries Institute for Global Faculty Development: The de Vries Institute at Calvin University strengthens the connection between faith and learning. They provide deep learning and wide-ranging resources for Christian educators and leaders around the globe and across the range of academic disciplines. Find out more about DVI here. DVI also offers affordable online classes for instructors around the world through their Reflecting Faith courses.

Kuyers Institute for Christian Teaching and Learning: The Kuyers Institute promotes Christian reflection on every aspect of education, from pre-kindergarten to the college level. We conduct and publish research, develop new approaches and resources, and provide training for educators in many countries and educational settings.

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The Nagel Institute for World Christianity: The Nagel Institute is an educational research institute within Calvin University, focused on ways in which the study of World Christianity can change perspectives, foster knowledge, and reinvigorate Christian thought and practice. It offers a Visiting Scholars Program as well as free searchable resources. More information can be found here.

The Society of Christian Scholars: This INCHE partner supports Christians in higher education who work in many settings, including both public and independent colleges and universities around the world. The Society of Christian Scholars is a global community of, by, and for missional Christian scholars to help participants grow in Christlikeness through spiritual formation in the academic setting; exhibit excellence in research, pedagogy, and administration; think Christianly about all research issues and agendas; adapt successfully to the uniqueness of one’s ethnic and institutional culture; communicate the gospel effectively and help others grow in their faith; and collaborate with other Christian scholars locally and globally. Further information about The Society is here.