For All Ages: The Universal Appeal of Bluey
A father and son share how a popular television series, such as Bluey, can strengthen a family bond and create teachable moments for parents and children alike.
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Luke Hawley serves as Dean for the Arts and Humanities. He provides leadership for the people and programs in Arts and Humanities, including:
- Art and Design
- Communication
- English
- History
- Language Studies
- Music
- Philosophy
- Theatre Arts
- Theology
He also leads the effort to promote curricular / cocurricular connections so that Dordt’s holistic approach to student learning continues to benefit from strong collaboration between academic programs and cocurricular areas such as the Academic Enrichment Center, the arts, athletics, and campus ministries.
Hawley has taught English at Dordt since January 2013. He is the author of (River Otter Press), which won a Nebraska Book Award. Hawley is also a member of a band called .
Education
- MFA in Creative Writing, University of Nebraska at Omaha, 2011.
- B.A. in English / Language Arts Teacher Education, York College, 2004.
Articles by Luke Hawley
Eating is a Small, Good Thing
How do non-believers view the role of food in their lives? Explore Carver's depiction of God's work in small, everyday, communal encounters in his short story "A Small, Good Thing."
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Pay Attention!
What do we give our attention to? How does that shape our work and relationship as Christians?
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