Abstract
The 2001 American Scientific Affiliation (ASA) annual meeting held at Kansas State University, July 20-23, featured a panel discussion entitled "Challenges and Opportunities for Christians in Science at the Beginning of their Careers." The members of the panel were all within the first twelve years of their careers and included: Randall DeJomg, a Ph.D. student in biological sciences at the University of New Mexico; Steven Hall, an assistant professor of Biological and Agricultural Engineering at Louisiana State University; Johnny Lin, a postdoctoral researcher in climate dynamics at the University of Colorado at Boulder; Ruth Douglas Miller, an Associate professor of electrical engineering at Kansas State University; and Pam Veltkamp, an associate professor of chemistry at McMurry University. Don Munro, executive director of the ASA, moderated the discussion.