John M. C. Mott

John M. C. Mott was an influential American theologian and educator, best known for his work in promoting Christian higher education and social reform in the early 20th century. As a professor and university administrator, he emphasized the importance of integrating faith with academic learning, encouraging students to lead ethical lives and serve society. Mott also played a key role in founding institutions like the Intercollegiate Council and the YMCA. His efforts helped shape the development of moral and spiritual values in American educational institutions and fostered active engagement with social issues through religious principles.