I think the key to keeping a campus Christian is to hire Christian staff. This book did not address this. In fact, it is illegal to hire only Christian staff, to ask if an applicant is Christian, etc. Another problem is that 'College' is a mechanism to allow students to grow and learn. This is stifled at a Chrisitan College. I find more judgement, more close-mindedness, less acceptance of others on a Christian campus than on secular campuses. Christian campuses tend to address the sins that they feel are BIG (premarital sex, homosexuality), while commonplace sins are overlooked (overeating, judgementalness, etc.). The book did not touch on such judgement at all. It needs more chapters and a more global approach...