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Center for Social Concerns


 

Social Concerns Seminar: Gospel of Life Seminar

CSC 33962 / THEO 33962

Immersion Dates: Sunday, October 14 – Friday, October 19, 2012

This seminar is football friendly! Students will leave on Sunday, October 14 and return on Friday, October 19

in order to be able to attend the ND vs. Stanford (October 13) and ND vs. BYU (October 20) football games.


Size: 12 students

Cost: $290 Fee and $75–$100 for D.C. expenses

Application Deadline: Thursday, August 23, 2012, 11:59 p.m.

APPLY ONLINE

*Only those students who are in good academic standing with the University are eligible for participation. By submitting the application, you confirm that you are in good academic standing with the University.

All Social Concerns Seminar placements will be posted on the following webpage when they have been confirmed. You will receive email notification when the site has been updated: https://www.nd.edu/~csc/application/documents/CSC_Seminars_F11.pdf .

 

Fall 2012 Calendar of Events

 

Overview

The goal of the Gospel of Life Seminar is to provide students with the opportunity to read and reflect on a variety of life issues through experiential learning. Exploration begins in the orientation classes where students will become familiar with the issues through reading Roman Catholic Church documents such as The Gospel of Life and by meeting people who work on life-related issues. During the week in Washington, D.C., seminar participants will meet with representatives from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, elected officials, advocacy groups, legal professionals, and bioethicists whose work involves life-related concerns. The follow-up classes facilitate analysis and synthesis of insights gained during the week of experiential learning.

 Contacts:

Cynthia Toms Smedley

Seminar Director

Mary Juckett

Seminar Assistant

 

 

 
 

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