Centers & Institutes
The many centers and institutes that are housed at Gordon show the dynamic nature of our academic programs and their emphasis on global responsibility and action.
While these organizations do much for those directly involved with them, they are also dedicated to the whole campus through providing world-renowned speakers, all campus events and celebrations, urban renewal and informative trips across the globe.
A partner organization with Gordon College which encourages Christian scholars to explore and communicate the relationship between their faith and the discipline of economics.
The Barrington Center for the Arts includes a gallery, theatre, art studios, computer lab and cinema room.
An on-campus and open-to-the-public physical therapy clinic with academic ties to the Department of Movement Science.
The Center provides opportunities for the study of nonprofit management and service with nonprofit organizations.
A partner organization with the College, which encourages Christian artists in engaging with the culture.
A multimedia news service providing relevant stories from the next generation of journalists. GCNS Fellows produce news and feature articles which are distributed to a variety of news outlets and media partners.
Gordon College is partnering with the John Templeton Foundation to honor the pioneering work of Dr. Robert Herrmann who addressed the “Big Questions” constellated around the theme of science and religion.
These unique programs provide experiential learning environments that foster character and leadership development to prepare you for life.
Salzburg Institute
The Salzburg Institute of Gordon College explores Christian thought and culture and promotes critical engagement with some of the most significant intersections of religion, European culture, thought, and the arts.
The Studio for Art, Faith, & History operates in conjunction with the Gordon IN Orvieto semester program, and sponsors new work in the visual and performing arts, as well as hosting conferences, exhibitions and workshops, often in partnership with other civic, cultural, educational, and faith-based organizations.