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Kullberg, Kelly Monroe
Kelly Monroe Kullberg
Co-founder, The National Veritas Forum
Director of Project Development, The Veritas Forum
www.veritas.org
B.A. Organizational Behavior, Ohio University
M.A. Communication and Information Theory, Ohio State University
Harvard Divinity School, Visiting student, Thesis: The Gospel in the Information Age
Ockenga Diploma, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
Kelly taught senior electives at Harvard College in film, multiculturalism, and C.S. Lewis while serving as a chaplain to the Harvard Graduate School Christian Fellowship from 1988 – 1997. She is the Founder, and Director of Project Development, of The Veritas Forum which she first organized at Harvard in 1992 and she has since advised in many universities. She edited and co-authored Finding God at Harvard: Spiritual Journeys of Christian Thinkers.
Kelly’s abiding interest in playing with friends — ultimate Frisbee, ski-hiking, sleeping under the stars, mission trips, or breaking into an observatory in the middle of the night. Likewise, the ethos of Veritas explores truth in love, includes scholarly apologetics, and is a party with a purpose — on the far side of complexity, through our hardest questions — we want to restore a sense of wonder and of worship in university cultures.
She recently married a widower with five kids which gives Kelly new people to play with. She and David live in Columbus, Ohio and work together as writers. Kelly also has an interest in healing and counseling, women in particular.
Her new book is in progress: Finding God Beyond Harvard: The Veritas Forum (due in July, 2006, IVP)
