GROVE CITY — A conservative think-tank associated with Grove City College will hold its annual conference next month.

The Center for Vision & Values at Grove City College is focusing on media and culture at its 12th annual conference April 14 and 15.

The event, which features dozens of speakers and scholars, will explore “a variety of issues related to media, culture, the Christian church and technology,” the college said in a news release.

“The process of culture-making and chance is ... perhaps much more complex than people imagine,” said Lee Wishing, the center’s managing director. “But cultures do change ... and we thought this would be a timely subject for our annual conference.”

Speakers include New York Times columnist, blogger and author Ross Douthat; talk show host, author and film critic Michael Medved; and Thomas O’Boyle, a writer, teacher and media executive who is currently circulation marketing manager for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

The two-day event also includes a forum during which Grove City College professors will lead discussions and present original research and scholarship.

For more information and to register visit www.visionandvalues.com.