Summary: Transforming Service is a seminal book developed by student services professionals in theological education. Gollett, and Windy Kidd - Afterword: Diversities. Kisling - A lamp unto their feet: guiding questions to assist graduate theological students in vocational discernment and career planning / Lillian Hallstrand Lammers - Transforming economic challenges and student financial well-being / Kristen P. Steele - planning ahead: transforming the student experience through academic advising / Jo Ann Sharkey Reinowski - In service of character formation / Reid A. Lightsey - Part 3: Building institutional capacity - Staff leadership: forming collaborative teams and hospitable academic communities / Alexandria Hofmann Macias - Radical hospitality: queering admissions and student services / Katherine H.
Poluzzi - Before the buck stops: managing crisis to avoid chaos / Pamela R. Hart - Meaning, messaging, and money: navigating the challenges and opportunities for seminary enrollment / Graham McKeague and Ashley Nichols VanBemmelen - Bureaucratic grace: the role of the registrar in theological education / Vince McGlothin-eller - Communicating culture through admissions / Adam J. Wilson-Barnes - Developing culturally responsive student services for Latinx / Joanne Solis-Walker - At home with movement: an integral ecology of vocational development / Donna Foley - Part 2: Called or captive? - The Lord requires what of me?: answering a call to student services in theological education / C.
Kidd - So that you can endure: pastoral care and prophetic insights as competencies for graduate theological student services / Yvette D. Jones - Supporting seminarians through crises of faith as a means of transformative learning / Anastasia E. Introduction: Embracing transformation - Part 1: Theoretical frameworks - Graduate theological school choice: a case for multiplicity / Shonda R.
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