Our degree programs seek to form leaders capable of living and leading others to integrate the voice of faith with American culture. Learn more about our Master’s program and the Certificate program.

The Master of Arts in Faith and Culture program graduates the first cohort of six students. In their own ways, each seeks to resolve the tensions between their faith and the culture around them.

This video was unveiled at the Center for Faith and Culture's inaugural Faithful Citizenship Dinner and Lecture. We invite you to explore what those present at the dinner already witnessed -- how the Center for Faith and Culture is on the cutting edge of creating new civic dialogue in America.

On Thursday, April 12, the Office of the President and the Center for Faith and Culture hosted a spirited discussion on the topic of “Religious Freedom, the Constitution and Faithful Citizenship”.

At the inaugural Faithful Citizenship Dinner and Lecture, the Center for Faith and Culture presented the Faithful Citizen Award to Mr. Joe Tortorice, Jr. Each year, the award is presented to a citizen that embodies outstanding integration of personal faith with community action.