Since its inauguration in 2008, the King Institute for Faith and Culture has sought to foster conversation about things that matter, joining town and gown as we bring guests who work at the intersections of Christian faith and culture: artists and ministers, scholars and writers, politicians and prophets.

A senior from Bristol, Virginia, Jerryn Puckett is a History major with a minor in Biology. At King, she been part of the Acrobatics and Tumbling team, Student Government, plays saxophone in the King University Band, is a member of Women in STEM, works as a library assistant, and teaching assistant in History.

Outside King, she plays for the Tri-Cities Thunder women’s semi-professional football team, takes part in historical reenactments, and works with animal rescue. Her interests in science and the past intersect in her future plans, as she hopes to pursue doctoral study in the history of science and technology, with particular interest in the space program; she is interested in work with NASA or in post-secondary teaching.

Time and Location

Monday, October 29, 9:15 (King Memorial Chapel)
The Fall 2019 King University Student Lecture