Cultivating [ the difference ] Part 4

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STEM division head, Eileen Ng. This is the last episode of our four part mini series featuring conversations about what's different about teaching & learning in a Christian environment. Eileen shares the many ways that faith and science intersect and support one another magnificently, and inspires us with her passion for scientific discover and deep commitment to faith.

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