Faculty members attend conference at University of Notre Dame
Faculty members Fr. Thomas Hart, O.S.B., chair of Religious Studies Department, Special Assistant to the President on Mission, Dr. George Leiner, chair of Philosophy, interim director of the Center for Ethics in Community, and Dr. Gene Torisky, assistant professor of philosophy, attended a conference at the University of Notre Dame titled "Joy in the Truth: The Catholic University in the New Millennium."
James Will is among eight winners of National Catholic Educational Association award
Washington, D.C.—Seven outstanding supporters of Catholic Education and one long-time educator received 2005 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Awards during the National Catholic Educational Association’s (NCEA) fifteenth annual awards dinner and ceremony Oct. 3. Seven students from Catholic schools also received Seton scholarships in honor of the award recipients.
William S. Conway, executive vice president of marketing and corporate communications for Mutual of America Life Insurance Company, was chairman of the 2005 event, which drew more than 500 people to the Ronald Reagan International Trade Center in Washington, D.C.
The Seton award is NCEA’s highest honor, given in recognition of significant philanthropic or leadership contributions to Catholic education. The award is named in honor of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (1774-1821), who is regarded by many as the founder of the U.S. Catholic school network.
Congratulations to Kim and Jim Woodley on the birth of baby boy, Aaron, on Oct. 10. He weighed seven pounds, 13 ounces and was 20 ½ inches long. He joins big brother, Reese, who is three years old.