MTP 76: How Jesus reached a professor through a Christian student and rescued her from imposter syndrome, Dr. Kate Fogarty-Read, Associate Professor in Family Youth and Community Sciences, University of Florida

In this interview, Dr. Kate Fogarty-Read shares her journey to faith in Christ during graduate school through the influence of one of her undergrad students, how Jesus sustained her through academic challenges, her involvement in mentoring graduate students, and her experience leading a faculty mission trip to Italy. She also discusses how faith and science can work together and offers practical advice for Christian faculty who want to make an impact on campus. Read more about Kate Fogarty-Read online: https://meettheprof.com/view/professors/entry/kate-fogarty-read/ Main Takeaways God often uses simple relationships and integrity to draw people to Himself Academic success without Christ can feel overwhelming and unsustainable Pride and competition are real challenges for faculty, especially early in their careers Mentorship is one of the most strategic ways professors can invest spiritually Faculty can play a key role in global missions and ministry multiplication Faith and science are not in conflict—discovery can deepen awe of God Students are more open to faith conversations than professors often assume Starting ministry can be simple: find one partner and take one step Resources from Faculty Commons, a Cru ministry: Find 500+ Christian professors at https://meettheprof.com/ Faculty Commons – https://www.facultycommons.org/ A Grander Story – https://a.co/d/8VoYXSV EveryStudent.com – https://www.everystudent.com/ Watch MTP on YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/@MeetTheProfOfficial/videos You can support Shane Hartley's ministry with Faculty Commons, a Cru ministry, at this link: ⁠⁠https://give.cru.org/0424344⁠⁠