perspectives on faith and life series
LEARN A DIFFERENT KIND OF LESSON FROM YOUR PROFESSORS.
Perspectives on Faith and Life is a discussion series that generates meaningful discussion between students like you and the faculty who work on campus. Topics vary between diverse religious, academic and social subjects and faith perspectives. Led by faculty or staff speakers, each session includes speaker time and small group table discussions over a catered meal.
Through this informal yet impactful experience, you can participate in conversation that educates you, stretches your comfort zone and gives you a chance to share individual ideas and beliefs in a comfortable environment. It’s a place for you to get to know the University’s faculty a little better, and in a whole new light.
Spring 2013 Sessions
College and Its Spiritual Individuality: How the College Experience Broadens one's Faith View
Rev. LaKendra Hardware, PhD.- Campus Minister for Interdenominational Ministry, and Joan Wagner-Director of Marianist Strategies
Monday, February 11, 2013
Barrett Dining Room
Stewards of the Earth: A spirituality for a healthy environment, stronger faith and living justly
Sr. Leanne Jablonski FMI, PhD, SEE ILLC Coordinator and Director, Marianist Environmental Education Center
Thursday, April 11, 2013
6:30 - 8:30 PM
Barrett Dining Room
Session Outline
(Each session is adapted based on suggestions/desired format from presenter.)
6:30pm – Gathering
6:40pm – Grace & Dinner
7:10pm – Keynote Presenter
7:45pm – Small Group Discussion
8:20 pm – Large Group Questions/Discussion
8:30pm – Evaluations & Wrap up