During this special event, your campus will join with thousands of attendees in hundreds of cities to be equipped on how to engage this unique American moment. Join us to learn and consider how to advance good at Taylor University.
Q Union is free to all students but we ask that you RSVP to secure your spot.
236 W Reade Ave
Upland, IN 46989
A one night event giving guidance and inspiration for how to engage society’s most difficult conversations.
Our three nationally broadcasted speakers and three live student presenters will educate, inspire and offer people of faith creative ways to respond to the difficult challenges facing our local campuses and communities. Together, they’ll share insight on how hospitality can be used to create communities others can thrive in.
TALK TO STRANGERS
Malcolm Gladwell, Author and Journalist
ESTABLISH DAILY RHYTHMS
Rebekah Lyons, Author and Speaker
BUILD TRUE COMMUNITY
Francis Chan, Pastor and Author
To Dare to Dream
Katherine Sanchez, Junior, Psychology
The Open Door
Kurtis Hochstetler, Senior, Accounting
The Gift of Silence
Abbey Russell, Senior, Biology
Q equips Christians on how to thoughtfully engage our cultural moment. Through immersive learning experiences where no topic is off limits, leaders are encouraged to think, process and consider their approach on the most difficult cultural conversations they will face. Our method of learning is simple: exposure, conversation, and collaboration. We didn't want to create just another conference, but instead, make an intentional effort to platform the best and brightest ideas that are shaping our world and interact with them. Q is not for passive listeners, but for active leaders hungry to shape the future of culture.
Q Union will take place on your campus. You will hear from national speakers Malcolm Gladwell, Rebekah Lyons, & Francis Chan via broadcast along with three live local presentations from fellow students all designed to educate and equip you to engage our cultural moment well. You will be participating in this evening connected together with thousands of students across the nation.
