High school sophomores, juniors and seniors are invited to Three Rivers Symposium workshops on October 16. Contact Carolyn Exner at 260-399-7700 x8200 or cexner@sf.edu for more information or check the Symposia webpage for details and application information.
Earn college credit with your toes buried in white sand! Experience the diverse ecosystem of the world's third largest barrier reef, the geology of karst, the mystery of the tongue of the ocean, the intrique of piracy and the culture and traditions of island bonefishermen, crabbers and the batik textile industry. The Bahamian Field Studies course credit can fulfill a required Science or Society and Environment credit in most Bachelor degree programs on campus. For more information see the Department of biology trips website or contact Dr. Larry Wiedman at 260-399-7700 x8214 or lwiedman@sf.edu.
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November 19 |
"Economics, Faith, and Politics"Join Dr. Jason Jividen, Dr. David Fleischacker, Dr. Dave Mullins, and Dr. Doug Meador for an interdisciplinary panel discussion on Thursday, November 19, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. in the North Campus Auditorium. They will discuss the latest encyclical on economics titled "Caritas in Veritate" or "Love in Truth" signed by Pope Benedict XVI on June 29, 2009. |
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"Christians, Jews and the Holocaust: Coming to Terms with a Troubling Past"Dr. John Bequette, Assistant Professor of Theology, will speak on how the Holocaust could happen in a "Christian" country and how Jews and Christians theologically understand the Holocaust as part of the 2009-2010 Theology Lecture Series. His lecture will be Thursday, December 3, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. in the North Campus Auditorium. |
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From student-directed undergraduate research in the Bahamas to examinations of timeless ideas from the great minds of the past, the School of Arts and Sciences at the University of Saint Francis is a great place to learn and grow. Rooted in the Franciscan values, the school affords opportunities for students to learn from faculty who are experts in their fields—education that results in consistently placing graduates in full-time employment or graduate school. Find yourself here, at the School of Arts and Sciences at the University of Saint Francis.
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