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.
Colman Barry Creativity Center promoting media literacy among students.
CSB/SJU librarian Jim Parsons takes fifth tour raising money for Habitat for Humanity.
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BAC Gorecki Gall Saturday, November 17, 2018 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM |
| Calendars: | Visual Arts |
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BAC Box Office [email protected] 5777 |
| Sponsored By: | Fine Arts Programming |
CSB and Kathy Hansen, CSB vice president of institutional advancement, featured in The Chronicle of Philanthropy publication "Fixing the College Fundraising Crunch"
Fine Arts Series event "Amahl and the Night Visitors" featured in Thursday, Nov. 15 St. Cloud Times article "Amahl & the Night Visitors"
Derek Larson, professor of history and environmental studies, featured in Sunday, Nov. 11 St. Cloud Times column "In the 2020 election season, let's focus on issues that unite us"
Jason Schlude, associate professor of classics, published an article "Global Engagement at the United Nations: Lessons from Ancient Greece for Our Modern Times" in The Activist History Review.
Pedro dos Santos, associate professor of political science, is author of a new book chapter, "The Representation of Women," in The Routledge Handbook of Brazilian Politics.
Jessica Reiter, associate director of CSB events and catering, was honored at the St. Cloud Area Chamber of Commerce’s Star Celebration for service as chair of the Waite Park Chamber Planning Committee.
Pedro dos Santos, associate professor of political science, was part of a webinar "Will Women Decide the Brazilian Election? The Potential Impact of Female Voters and Candidates" sponored by the Wilson Center in Washington, D.C.
The 2nd volume of The Journal of Social Encounters is available. It is published by the Center for Social Justice and Ethics at The Catholic University of Eastern Africa in Nairobi, Kenya, in collaboration with the CSB/SJU Peace Studies Department. Ron Pagnucco is co-editor, Jon Armajani and Kelly Kraemer are on the editorial board, and Sheila Hellermann is the editorial assistant and production manager. This issue includes contributions by several at CSB/SJU including an essay by Mary Dana Hinton, and book reviews by Jon Armajani, Ellen Block and Charles Wright.
Jon McGee, vice president for planning and strategy, is author of the book Dear Parents: A Field Guide for College Preparation.
Chris Bolin, instructor in English and FYS, is author of the poetry book Form from Form.
Jason Schlude, associate professor of classics, and classics majors publish “The Politics of Consumption: From Trimalchio and Gatsby to Trump and Beyond” in The Activist History Review.