PROGRAMS
Come learn with us
Our programming offers opportunities to explore the intellectual and cultural resources of the Christian tradition through stand-alone events, multi-week reading groups, as well as more sustained communities of intellectual and moral formation for students and faculty.
All of our programs embody our commitment to hospitality, generous conversation, and the integration of faith and life.

Classes
Guest Lectures
Reading Groups

Four Quartets by T.S. Eliot
Led by Alex Tongue
Fridays May 23 - June 20 at 11:45 a.m.
Meeting in the CSC Classroom. Coffee will be provided!
Explore T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets, a landmark work of Christian poetry of the 20th century. Discover together how Eliot’s masterful reflections on faith, time, and redemption illuminate the spiritual state of our world today.
Use this link to purchase a copy of Four Quartets. An online version is also available here.
Special Events

Flourishing at Florida: Jacksonville
UPDATE* Moved to August
Incoming UF and Santa Fe freshmen from Jacksonville, we invite you to this special event to connect with other first-year students and parents, meet our current students and learn about their UF experience, and hear from Study Center staff members about Christian life at UF. Please register on the Flourishing at Florida page!

Flourishing at Florida: Orlando
Tuesday, June 3rd 6:00-7:30 pm
Incoming UF and Santa Fe freshmen from Orlando, we invite you to this special event to connect with other first-year students and parents, meet our current students and learn about their UF experience, and hear from Study Center staff members about Christian life at UF. Please register on the Flourishing at Florida page!
Walker Percy Fellows Program
The inaugural Percy Fellows cohort will continue meeting this spring for the first year of the curriculum, focused on the cultivation of the Christian Mind.
During this year, students will receive a grounding in the biblical story and in a Christian understanding of the pursuit of knowledge and wisdom.
Year two will consider the Christian Life, and year three will explore the Christian Imagination.
