The faculty of CSB/SJU unite in solidarity with the global condemnation of the murder of George Floyd and of so many other Black people, as well as members of marginalized groups.
The faculty of CSB/SJU unite in solidarity with the global condemnation of the murder of George Floyd and of so many other Black people, as well as members of marginalized groups.
Strategic Directions 2020 addresses two key imperatives: defining our distinction in higher education and assuring that our curricular and co-curricular experience and practice adapts to the needs, expectations, and aspirations of a 21st century student body.
Nationally, SJU ranked 15th overall and CSB was 19th overall.
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Georgetown report shows private school graduates fare better in long run.
CSB and SJU ranked in two categories nationally among baccalaureate schools.
| Location: |
virtual Tuesday, October 20, 2020 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM |
| Calendars: | Lectures, Panels, Conferences, Symposia, Colloquia |
| Contact: |
Sheila Hellermann [email protected] 2731 |
| Sponsored By: | Dr. Christi Siver, Farry Chair & Poli Science Dept |
CSB and SJU featured on Oct. 20 MPR News story "St. John's, St. Ben's shift gears to keep students on campus"
Phil Kronebusch, professor of political science, featured on Oct. 14 WJON radio story "Supreme Court: Confirmation Hearing, Court Packing, Election"
Michael Livingston, professor of psychology, is author of the book Connections: A History of Psychology as Science
Louis Johnston, professor of economics, had an essay "Exchange, Industry, and Adaptation: Economics in Minnesota" published by the Minnesota Historical Society
Dan Finn, professor of theology and William E. and Virginia Clemens Professor in Economics and the Liberal Arts, is editor of the book Moral Agency within Social Structures and Culture
A team of CSB/SJU librarians and instructional technologists has been awarded the Minnesota Library Association’s Minnesota Academic Innovators Award. Kelly Kraemer, Adam Konczewski, Ethan Wittrock and Sarah Gewirtz received this award in recognition for their work combining instructional technology with information literacy values.