Introduction: "A Fruitful New Branch" Rev. Dean Brackley, S. J., Part I: Formation and Learning Introduction to Formation and Learning, "Tomorrow's Whole Person': David J. O'Brien "Beauty Limmed in Violence: Experimenting with Protest Music in the Ignatian Classroom." Christopher Pramuk "Teaching Poverty in America Through the Arts." Carol Kelly "Encuentro Dominicano: Creighton University's Commitment to Education for Transformation." Tom Kelly "Bringing More than Good Intentions to New Orleans after Katrina: Teaching Social Analysis through an Academic Immersion Experience." Gary Perry, and Madeline Lovell "An Uncertain Journey: Adopting the Mission of Social Justice in A Political Science Department." John F. Freie and Susan M Behuniak Part II: Research and Teaching Introduction to Research and Teaching, 'An Active Hope': Lisa Sowle Cahill "Social Justice Themes in the Foreign Language Classroom: Successes and Challenges." Mary Zampini "Coffee for Justice: Chemistry and Engineering in Service to the Jesuit Mission with Small-holder Coffee Farmers of Nicaragua." Susan, Jackels, Charles Jackels, Carlos Vallejos, and Michael Marsolek "Personal Transformation and Curricula Change" Suzanne Hetzel Campbell, Philip Greiner, Sheila Grossman, Alison Kris, Laurence Miners, and Joyce Shea "Doing Well by Doing Good: The Application of Ignatian Principles to Legal Education." David Koelsch, "The Promotion of Social Justice: Closing the Gap Between Rhetoric and Reality." Molly B. Pepper, Raymond Reyes, and Linda Tredennick Part III: Our Way of Proceeding Introduction to Our Way of Proceeding, 'Humanly in Today's World': Rev. Stephen A. Privett, S.J. "Jesuit Justice Conference, June 18 2009, Opening Remarks," Rev. Jeffrey von Arx, S.J. "Transforming Ourselves in Order to Transform the World: A Local Immersion Program for Faculty and Staff in Jesuit Universities." Kent Koth "Nonviolently Transforming the Road to Jericho: How Can We Live This Work at Jesuit Colleges and Universities?" Anna Brown "The Ethic of Environmental Concern and the Jesuit Mission." Jennifer Tilghman-Havens "Companions, Prophets, Martyrs: Jesuit Education as Justice Education." Jeannine Hill Fletcher Conclusion: "Further and Deeper: The Future of the Commitment to Justice in Jesuit Higher Education." David McMenamin
"Tomorrow's 'whole person' cannot be whole without an educated awareness of society and culture with which to contribute socially, generously, in the real world.
Mary Beth Combs (Author)
Mary Beth Combs is an Associate Professor of Economics at Fordham
University, where she specializes in economic history. Her
research on nineteenth married women's property rights has been
published in a number of journals including The Journal of
Economic History, Continuity and Change, and Feminist
Economics.
Patricia Ruggiano Schmidt (Author)
Patricia Ruggiano Schmidt is a Professor of Education at Le Moyne
College. Her recent publications include Practicing What We Teach:
How Culturally Responsive Literacy Classrooms Make a Difference.
"Each contributor to this volume has much to say that is important, interesting, and helpful, especially for those searching for how they themselves might proceed. The point of reference is obviously Jesuit schools, but the content can be helpful and usable for anyone working on justice issues. Editors Combs and Schmidt illustrate the importance of faculty taking the lead in pursuing a faith that does justice on campus." -Charles L. Currie, S.J.,American Catholic Studies "It is refreshing to see that these essays are attentive to some of the deeper matters that pertain to the education of the whole person; the deliberate on what is required and necessary for such an education." -- Mario O. D'Souza, University of Toronto -Journal of Jesuit Studies 2 "It must be stressed that Transforming Ourselves, Transforming the World: Justice in Jesuit Higher Education is one of a few books that approaches social justice in such an informative, honest, and mission-centered fashion." -Journal of Catholic Education
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