Steve grew up in northern Illinois, attended Augustana College where he graduated with a degree in chemistry. Wanting even more science, so he headed for the University of Washington for a master’s degree. He worked at the Illinois Math and Science Academy, and in the research laboratories of Amoco Corporation, before heading to the University of Chicago to earn the Ph.D. Steve returned to Augustana College and spent three years teaching general chemistry before moving to the Geophysical Laboratory, a department of the Carnegie Institution of Washington. His current research concerns the chemistry and physics of the minerals of the Earth’s deep mantle, with the goal of understanding how the mineralogy of the lowermost mantle determines the seismic signature we can measure on a global scale.
Audio Archive
Gramsch, Steve
Recordings
Faith and Science Reconciling Two Ways of Knowing: Part 1 – What is Science?
Presenter: Gramsch, Steve / 2001Faith and Science Reconciling Two Ways of Knowing: Part 3 – Current Scientific Problems Relevant to Christian Belief
Presenter: Gramsch, Steve / 2001Faith and Science Reconciling Two Ways of Knowing: Part 4 – "This is My Father's World"
Presenter: Gramsch, Steve / 2001Faith and Science Reconciling Two Ways of Knowing: Part 5 – A Resolution for the Christian
Presenter: Gramsch, Steve / 2001Recent Additions
Vespers July 18, 1976 with Paul Bosch – Following Jesus
Vespers July 17, 1976 with Miriam Hoffmann – Musical Vespers
Vespers July 16, 1976 with William Lehmann – with Chrildren – God is Our Rock
Audio Archive Partner
Holden wishes to express appreciation to PLU, Pacific Lutheran University, for their support of the Holden Audio Archive Project.
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