The Lifelong Learner
Jason JewellDeepening your cultural literacy and personal enrichment with guides to great books, art, and music.
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What I Told the 8th-Graders
Last August, with the help of Florida’s voucher program, we enrolled the five children still living with us in Christ Classical Academy (CCA). For Sons #3-5, it was their first experience in a brick-and-mortar after having been homeschooled...
My Lectures for the Russell Kirk Center
Back in 2024, when being a professor was still my day job, I wrote and delivered via webinar a presentation for the Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal. The topic was Kirk’s essay “Ten Conservative Principles,” which was originally pub...
Calm before the Storm
The first ten chapters of Volume II of Uncle Tom’s Cabin are, I am guessing, a kind of interlude between the uncertainties and tensions of Volume I and whatever tragic action Stowe uses to conclude the novel. I do not know exactly what is c...
The Way of St. Cuthbert
From Fasting to Feasting
As we conclude Holy Week with the celebration of Easter, I wanted to post something about an “experiment” many of the men have been embarked upon at the church where we have been attending. You might…
Media Mentions and a New(ish) Essay
Also: The Board of Governors in Pensacola
Last night I returned home from the University of West Florida in Pensacola, where the Board of Governors met on Wednesday and Thursday. This trip brings to a close a pretty intense March travel sc...
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Chief Academic Officer and Vice Chancellor for Strategic Initiatives of the State University System of Florida. Formerly a professor of humanities at Faulkner University, where I also directed the Center for Great Books and Human Flourishing.
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