An International Comparison of American, Canadian, and Australian Graduates

Albert Cheng Rian Djita David Hunt

This paper traces this conversation from its Greco-Roman and early Christian roots to the present—looking at how the Christian notion has shifted our conception of excellence in important ways, but how we have perhaps lost a fully rounded vision of it in our late modern world.

Beth Green Doug Sikkema

Including All Schools that Contribute to the Public Good

Marisa Casagrande Ray Pennings David Sikkink

This report from the 2018 Cardus Education Survey examines the school sector effect on the religious commitment and spiritual formation of graduates of nongovernmental and public schools in the U.S. It is based on a representative survey of 1500 randomly selected American high school graduates (ages 24-39). The Cardus Education Survey includes a large number of controls for many factors in student development such as parental education, religion, and income, to isolate a school sector's particular impact.

Beth Green Doug Sikkema David Sikkink

Beth Green David Sikkink Doug Sikkema