Elaine Howard Ecklund is an Assistant Professor of Sociology, and the Associate Director for the Center on Race, Religion, and Urban Life, at Rice University. Ecklund has received awards and grants from the National Science Foundation, Russell Sage Foundation, and John Templeton Foundation and is the author of Korean American Evangelicals: New Models for Civic Life (OUP 2008).

• 1. The Real Religious Lives of Scientists ; 2. The Voice of Science ; 3. The Voice of Faith ; 4. Spiritual Entrepreneurs ; 5. Suppression or Engagement: How Scientists Handle Religion in the Classroom ; 6. No God on the Quad: Efforts Toward A Purely Secular University ; 7. Is God on the Quad?: Making Room for Faith on Campus ; 8. What Scientists are Doing Wrong That They Could be Doing Right ; 9. Shattering Myths, Toward Dialogue

Ecklund has rendered a good service to the cause of promoting dialogue between science and religion, and it is hard to disagree with her diagnoses and description of the field. Her recommendations are wise and passionately expressed.

Elaine Howard Ecklund is an Assistant Professor of Sociology, and the Associate Director for the Center on Race, Religion, and Urban Life, at Rice University. Ecklund has received awards and grants from the National Science Foundation, Russell Sage Foundation, and John Templeton Foundation and is the author of Korean American Evangelicals: New Models for Civic Life (OUP 2008).

• 1. The Real Religious Lives of Scientists ; 2. The Voice of Science ; 3. The Voice of Faith ; 4. Spiritual Entrepreneurs ; 5. Suppression or Engagement: How Scientists Handle Religion in the Classroom ; 6. No God on the Quad: Efforts Toward A Purely Secular University ; 7. Is God on the Quad?: Making Room for Faith on Campus ; 8. What Scientists are Doing Wrong That They Could be Doing Right ; 9. Shattering Myths, Toward Dialogue

Ecklund has rendered a good service to the cause of promoting dialogue between science and religion, and it is hard to disagree with her diagnoses and description of the field. Her recommendations are wise and passionately expressed.

Elaine Howard Ecklund is an Assistant Professor of Sociology, and the Associate Director for the Center on Race, Religion, and Urban Life, at Rice University. Ecklund has received awards and grants from the National Science Foundation, Russell Sage Foundation, and John Templeton Foundation and is the author of Korean American Evangelicals: New Models for Civic Life (OUP 2008).

• 1. The Real Religious Lives of Scientists ; 2. The Voice of Science ; 3. The Voice of Faith ; 4. Spiritual Entrepreneurs ; 5. Suppression or Engagement: How Scientists Handle Religion in the Classroom ; 6. No God on the Quad: Efforts Toward A Purely Secular University ; 7. Is God on the Quad?: Making Room for Faith on Campus ; 8. What Scientists are Doing Wrong That They Could be Doing Right ; 9. Shattering Myths, Toward Dialogue

Ecklund has rendered a good service to the cause of promoting dialogue between science and religion, and it is hard to disagree with her diagnoses and description of the field. Her recommendations are wise and passionately expressed.