Faculty Award Lecture tomorrow evening, Feb. 26, at 7 p.m.

NNU business professor Dr. Pete Crabb will present the second lecture of four in NNU’s Centennial Series Faculty Award Lectures that emphasize the University’s values of transformation, truth, service and community. The theme of Crabb’s lecture is “Truth,” the second of the four values. The event will be held Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2013 at 7 p.m. in the Jackson Brothers Lecture Hall, Thomas Family Health & Science Center.

Crabb’s lecture, “The ‘Crazy’ Idea of a Christian Libertarian Economist,” focuses on how his Christian faith influences his study and teaching of economics, and how it affects his interaction with our culture.” The theme draws from the book, “The Idea of a Christian College,” by Arthur Holmes, that addresses how Christian colleges are distinct from other institutions of higher education because Christian scholars not only integrate faith and learning, but also faith and culture.

NNU’s Centennial Series: Faculty Award Lectures are free and open to the public. The Jackson Brothers Lecture Hall is located on the first floor of the Thomas Family Health & Science Center, 603 Dewey St. in Nampa.