Working the Road

The Sattler College Podcast

David Eicher loves learning. In this episode, he discusses his lifelong passion for learning and a newer passion for literacy. He tells President Johnson how he got into college, then teaching and educational consulting. The journey included dinner conversations about grammar, a blue-collar boss who encouraged his pursuits, and a realization of his life calling. Experience David’s storytelling and learn as they discuss Pascal’s wager and how “new atheism” reflects the religious reactions of the enlightenment.

David has two roles at Sattler: Director of Student Services and Registrar. His job is to keep track of all the student records and documentation, oversee the work program, and develop class schedules that work for everyone. The most important part of his job is to support the success of every student by helping them get access to the resources that they need. David Eicher holds a BA in Pastoral ministries from Allegheny Wesleyan College and is pursuing an M.Ed. in Educational Leadership at the University of Mount Union.

Mentioned in this episode:

• Working the road – song by Ellen and John Wright

• Reading Between the Lines: A Christian Guide to Literature – book by Gene Edward Veith, Jr.

• Montemayor – military history YouTube channel

• Black Duck – novel by Janet Taylor Lisle

• Paul Among the People – book by Sarah Ruden

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Chapitres

1. Working the Road (00:00:00)

2. Exploring the World of Board Games (00:00:04)

3. Exploring Historical and Strategy Board Games (00:05:31)

4. Family Culture and Life Trajectory (00:11:44)

5. Faith, Family, and Blaise Pascal (00:19:53)

6. Shift From Belief in God (00:29:27)

7. Passion for Literacy and Dyslexia (00:38:59)

8. The Importance of Literacy (00:44:21)

9. The Importance of Literary Pursuits (00:51:19)

10. Open House and International Student Deadline (01:04:19)