Charles Wright, associate professor of philosophy at CSB and SJU, attended institute as a NEH Summer Scholar.
‘Compassion Matters’ is title of Koch Chair lecture at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 26, in room 204, Gorecki Center, CSB.
Program will contain perspectives from the Christian, Jewish, Muslim and Buddhist traditions at 7 p.m. Sept. 29 in room 264, Quad Building, SJU.
Beverly Daniel Tatum will be interviewed by CSB President Mary Dana Hinton at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 18, at the Stephen B. Humphrey Theater, SJU.
| Location: |
Quadrangle, SJU Wednesday, October 5, 2016 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
| Calendars: | Lectures, Panels, Conferences, Symposia, Colloquia |
| Contact: |
Sheila Hellermann [email protected] 2731 |
| Sponsored By: | Global Awareness Lecture Series |
Mary Dana Hinton, CSB president; and Michael Hemesath, SJU president, featured in September 2016 Minnesota Private College Council newsletter column "Strengthening the liberal arts"
Lisa Tu, CSB senior, pictured in Wednesday, Sept. 28 National Catholic Register article "In Minnesota, Christian-Muslim Dialogue Turns Strangers Into Neighbors"
Whitney Court, asssistant professor of political science, featured in Tuesday, Sept. 27 St. Cloud Times article "Debate affirms candidate choice for locals"
Louis Johnston, professor of economics, featured in Sunday, Sept. 25 WCCO radio segment "News and Views with Roshini Rajkumar"
Annette Atkins, professor emerita of history, featured in Saturday, Sept. 24 New York Times article "In an Era of Hyperbole, Paul Bunyan Is as Tall as Ever"
Ellen Block, assistant professor of anthropology, and a colleague published an article titled "Relatedness and care in Southern Africa and beyond" in the Journal of Social Dynamics.
Claudia Rankine, whose highly regarded book Citizen received the 2014 Sister Mariella Gable award from the Literary Arts Institute, has been awarded a MacArthur Foundation "Genius" Fellowship. She was in residence at CSB in January 2015.
Kyhl Lyndgaard, director of First Year Seminar and Writing Center, is author of the book "Captivity Literature and the Environment: Nineteenth-Century American Cross-Cultural Collaborations"
Rodger Narloch, professor of psychology, and a colleague published an article titled, "Benefits outweigh the costs when including service learning in psychology courses" in the APA Psychology Teacher Network.
Chris Schaller, professor of chemistry, gave a presentation titled, "Foundations of a New Curriculum" at Emory University as part of the fall seminar series in the Department of Chemistry.
Warren Bostrom, associate professor of accounting and finance, is author of the book "A Legacy Unrivaled: The Story of John Gagliardi."
Diane Calabria, associate director of external grants, recently passed the Grant Professional Certification examination, which measures a candidate's competency and skill in the grants profession.
CSB/SJU Libraries are excited to announce online access to The Wall Street Journal is now available. Each student, faculty and staff member now has a complimentary subscription to WSJ.com and WSJ mobile apps. This access is made possible through a generous donation of James L. Tuohy and The Tuohy Family Fund.
Kathleen Cahalan, professor of theology in Saint John's School of Theology and Seminary, and Douglas Schuurman are editors of the book "Calling in Today's World: Voices From Eight Faith Perspectives."
Scott Richardson, professor of classics, is author of the book "Dorothy Dunnett's Lymond Chronicles: The Enigma of Francis Crawford."
Axel Theimer, professor of music, received the Saint Gregory Award from the St. John's Boys' Choir.
Kristin Colberg, assistant professor of theology, is author of the book "Vatican I & Vatican II: Councils in the Living Tradition."