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Learning to Connect through Interdisciplinary Study  

Ines MurzakuWhat is a degree in Catholic Studies? It is the Catholic Intellectual Tradition infused into other disciplines or other majors. Our mission statement shows how our program invites dialogue with every discipline: “The Catholic Studies Program offers an interdisciplinary curriculum for students of any creed who are interested in deepening their knowledge of the Catholic Intellectual Tradition. It combines the study of history, philosophy, diplomacy, theology, literature, art, nursing, the sciences and other disciplines.” Catholic Studies focuses on the Church’s dialogue with culture and encounter with the world.

Catholic Studies faculty and students will explain how the Catholic Intellectual Tradition applies in Science, Social Sciences, Business, Global Issues, Healthcare and other areas. Faculty will showcase Catholic Studies applied courses including Theology of Food, Catholic Theology of Science, Faith and Fashion, Catholicism, Healthcare and Human Condition, Popes and Science, Spirituality of Sports, Global Catholicism and others. All Catholic Studies courses are also part of the University Core Curriculum.

Students who are either double-majoring or minoring in Catholic Studies, coming from different schools and disciplines university-wide, will be presenting on how doable and beneficial a degree in Catholic Studies is.

The panel is open to all. No registration needed. Q&A after the panel. in chat and in person. - The Live TEAMS meeting will be held on Wednesday September 16 at 3pm. Please contact Gloria Aroneo should you have any questions.

Learning to Connect through Interdisciplinary Study - Wednesday September 16 at 3 p.m.

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Panel includes:

Dr. Ines A. Murzaku – Professor and Director of Catholic Studies Program

Catholicism and Science
Fr. Dr. Gerald Buonopane – Theology and Science of Food
Dr. Stacy Trasancos – Catholic Theology of Science
Fr. Dr. Paul Haffner – The Popes and Science

Catholicism and Social Sciences
Ms. Nancy Harding – Faith and Fashion
Dr. Anthony Haynor – Catholicism and Human Sciences

Catholicism and Business
Mr. Stephen Kass – Spirituality of Sports
Mr. Allan Wright – Spirituality of Work

Global Catholicism and Dialogue
Dr. Jason Scully – Global Christianity and Christians and Muslims in Dialogue

Catholicism and Healthcare
Dr. Anthony Carlino M.D., Ph.D.
Dr. Josephine Devito – Internship in Catholic Studies and Nursing

Catholic Studies Students
Ms. Paige Hawco – Biology/Catholic Studies Double Major
Ms. Mary Nowak – Bio-Chemistry/Catholic Studies Double Major

 

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