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Center for Social Concerns


 

Brigitte Gynther, ND '04 receives 2009

Cardinal Bernardin New Leadership Award

United States Conference of Catholic Bishops News Release

IN THE NEWS

Scholastic Magazine, November 2009—Serving it Up

ND Global, Fall 2009 (page 6) Service Learning in Europe

Catalyst, Summer 2009—News and Reflections

In the News... [Archive] Featured Students... [Archive]

MISSION

The Center for Social Concerns of the University of Notre Dame facilitates community-based learning, research and service informed by Catholic Social Tradition. Through the Center, learning becomes service to justice.

The Center for Social Concerns is an associated center of the Institute for Church Life and the Office of the Provost 

   

HOPE IN ACTION

Throughout the 2009–10 academic year, the Center for Social Concerns’ courses, events, and other efforts will emphasize the importance and transformative power of hope in action.

Pope Benedict XVI’s Encyclical Letter, Spe Salvi, Saved in Hope, calls all Christians to live lives of action inspired by hope and faith in God. We are encouraged to hope for a better future and work actively towards its fruition. We are likewise called to live “outwardly,” to work for social justice, and to stand in solidarity with all those who suffer.

SEMINARS AND PROGRAMS

Summer Service Learning Program

The SSLP is an eight week service experience within a three credit (S/U) theology course. Students participants are hosted by Notre Dame Alumni Clubs in cities across the United States and receive a $2300 scholarship.   Apply now!

 

Community-Based Learning Courses

Experience education outside the classroom.

The Spring 2010 Community-Based Learning Course online guide lists University of Notre Dame courses that address social issues through experiential learning.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Reflection and Soup Supper

Tuesday * December 1 * 5:30–6:30 p.m.

Topic: HIV/AIDS – World AIDS Day

You are invited to come to the Tuesday evening Reflection and Soup Suppers in Geddes Hall Chapel and Coffeehouse. All are welcome! If you are interested in planning one of the evenings, contact Andrea Smith Shappell.

2009-2010 CSC Events Calendar

Social Action Network Calendar

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