Box GTM Shared Box 37 (Compact discs/DVDs)
Contains 25 Results:
Joseph Boulogne called Chevalier de Saint-Georges - Symphonies and Violin Concertos CD 5 (compact disc), 2000
Fifth disc of a five disc set, published by the Avenira Foundation, Switzerland.
CD: Richard Telfer: "Surviving As a POW"
This addendum contains materials concerning Richard B. Parker's diplomatic career in addition to documents about his World War II military service with the 106th Infantry Division.
Session XVI: "Does Jesuit Higher Education Have a Future on the International Scene?", 1999-06-29
Presentation by Charles J. Beirne, SJ, Universidad Rafael LandÃvar (Guatemala), with respondents Gabriel Codina, SJ, Secretary for Education for the Society of Jesus (Rome); Daniel G. Ross, SJ, Secretary for the ASEACCU and the EAO Jesuit Educational Conference/Fu Jen University (Taiwan); John W. Swope, SJ, Center of Research and Development in Education (Santiago).
Highlights, 1999
Includes interviews with key speakers and participants as well as large excerpts of presentations, including the keynote address by Peter Steinfels of The New York Times.
Greetings, 1999-06-25
Greetings and opening remarks from Daniel J. Curran, Academic Vice President, Saint Joseph's University; Nicholas S. Rashford, SJ, President of Saint Joseph's University; Charles L. Currie, SJ, President of the AJCU and Maryland Province Assistant for Education; Peter-Hans Kolvenbach, SJ, Superior General of the Society of Jesus (video message); and the Most Reverand Joseph F. Martino, Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia.
Session II: "What is Jesuit Higher Education--The Service of Faith and the Promotion of Justice?", 1999-06-26
Presentation by Robert J. Araujo, SJ, Gonzaga University School of Law, with respondents Denise Carmody, Santa Clara University, and Francis X. Clooney, SJ, Boston College. The end of the video is cut off and respondent James L. Marsh, Fordham University, is not included.
Session III: "Jesuit Higher Education and Dialogue with Culture", 1999-06-26
Presentation by John McDade, SJ, Heythrop College (London), with respondents Thomas J. Maloney, SJ, Loyola Marymount University; John J. Pauly, Saint Louis University; and Katarina Schuth, OSF, University of St. Thomas (St. Paul). The end of the video is cut off and a portion of the Q&A is not included.
Session IV: "Jesuit Lay Collaboration", 1999-06-26
Presentation by Brennan O'Donnell, Loyola College in Maryland, with respondents Dominic Balestra, Fordham University; Peter B. Ely, SJ, Seattle University; and Darla Germeroth, University of Scranton.
Session V: "What Do the Scriptures Say About Justice?", 1999-06-26
Presentation by Joseph A. Fitzmyer, SJ, Catholic University. The end of the video is cut off and respondents Richard J. Clifford, SJ, Weston Jesuit School of Theology; Stanley B. Marrow, SJ, Weston Jesuit School of Theology; and Mark S. Smith, Saint Joseph's University, are not included. The audio and video are also out of sync during playback.
Session VI.1: "Media and Technology: Instruments for Growth, Instruments for Destruction?", 1999-06-26
Includes panelists Timothy K. Casey, University of Scranton; Dennis C. Smolarski, SJ, Santa Clara University; and Paul A. Soukup, SJ, Santa Clara University.
Session VI.2: "The Role of Philosophy in Jesuit Higher Education", 1999-06-26
Includes panelists Ronald Anderson, SJ, New England Province Liaison for Higher Education/Boston College; Elizabeth Murray Morelli, Loyola Marymount University; and Robert J. Spitzer, SJ, Gonzaga University. The end of the video is cut off and a portion of the Q&A is not included.
Session VI.3: "The Role of Theology in Jesuit Higher Education", 1999-06-26
Includes panelists Paul Aspan, Saint Joseph's University; Avery Dulles, SJ, Fordham University; and Gerald M. Fagin, SJ, Loyola University New Orleans.
Session VI.4: "Student Everyday Life: How Catholic Is It?", 1999-06-26
Includes panelists Lucien T. Roy, Loyola University Chicago; Judy M. Deshotels, University of Maryland (College Park); and Brian B. Pinter, Saint Joseph's University.
Session VII: "How Humanistic Is the Jesuit Tradition? From the 1599 Ratio Studiorum to Now", 1999-06-27
Presentation by John W. O'Malley, SJ, Weston Jesuit School of Theology, with respondents Paul J. Shore, Saint Louis University, and Joseph J. Feeney, SJ, Saint Joseph's University.
Session VIII: "Jesuit High Education and the Role of Scholarship, Research, and Publication", 1999-06-27
Includes panelists Michael A. Fahey, SJ, Marquette University; Paul G. Crowley, SJ, Santa Clara University; John C. Haughey, SJ, Loyola University Chicago; and John P. Langan, SJ, Georgetown University.
Session IX.1: "Jesuit Higher Education and the Role of Administration", 1999-06-27
Includes panelists J. Robert Barth, SJ, Boston College; John C. Hollwitz, Loyola College in Maryland; John J. Pederit, SJ, Loyola University Chicago; and Nicholas S. Rashford, SJ, Saint Joseph's University.
Session IX.2: "Jesuit Higher Education and the Role of Business and Economics", 1999-06-27
Includes panelists Nancy Ruth Fox, Saint Joseph's University; Kathleen Kane, University of San Francisco; and Gregory N. P. Konz, SJ, John Carroll University.
Session IX.3: "Jesuit Higher Education and the Role of Humanities", 1999-06-27
Includes panelists Carol Nevin Abromaitis, Loyola College in Maryland; Anthony C. Daly, SJ, Saint Louis University; and Frederick A. Homann, SJ, Our Lady of Assumption (Iqaluit, Canada).
Session IX.4: "Jesuit Higher Education and the Role of Science", 1999-06-27
Includes panelists Robert C. Baumiller, SJ, Xavier University; Frank R. Haig, SJ, Loyola College in Maryland; and James F. Salmon, SJ, Loyola College in Maryland. The end of the video is cut off and panelist L. Pearce Williams, Cornell University, is not included. The audio and video are also out of sync during playback.
Session IX.5: "Jesuit Higher Education and the Student: Does Jesuit Higher Education Change Students?", 1999-06-27
Includes panelists John M. Bradley, Jesuit Volunteer Corps; Tara E. Czechowski, Fordham University; Cheryl A. Deckert, Lenape Valley Foundation (Doylestown, Pennsylvania); and Damiano Servidio, Zurich Financial Services Group.