CSJS Programs
Justice Faculty Fellows Program
The Justice Faculty Fellows Program is two year research seminar that seeks to foster interdisciplinary and/or collaborative faculty scholarship to promote justice. Faculty fellows apply to participate in a seminar group of their choice and then work with the seminar directors— distinguished SU faculty scholars—on particular topics. At the end of year one, fellows present their works-in-progress to other participating fellows and invited guests in a roundtable session. During year two, each seminar group makes a formal presentation of their completed scholarship to the Seattle University community. These presentations are open to the public, recorded and shared via podcast on the CSJS website.
The 2009-10 Justice Faculty Fellows Program Application is available NOW! >>> [Download Here] <<<
This year's topics include:
• Transforming Business: Enterprise Solutions to Poverty, with Meena Rishi, Ph.D. (Albers School of Business and Economics)
• The Heart of Higher Education: Inspiring Purpose & Meaning through Reflective Practices, with Kellee M. Franklin, Ph.D. (Albers School of Business and Economics)
• Sufism and Contemporary Islamic Interreligious Engagement, with Russell Powell, J.D., M.A. (School of Law)
Please click below for faculty seminar participants:
Justice Scholarship Series >> CSJS Justice Talk Luncheons
The Justice Scholarship Series is a continued initiative from the 2006-07 academic year. Each quarter, a group of faculty gathers informally to discuss a selected social justice scholarship topic. Less structured and intensive than the Fellows Program, it is also designed to encourage interdisciplinary and/or collaborative faculty scholarship within the University. See our calendar for upcoming events, the Justice Talk: Conversations over Lunch events follow the same Justice Scholarship Series tradition for the 2009-10 academic year.
Past CSJS Conferences
Globalization & Justice Conference: February, 2008
Seattle University
Sponsors: The Center for the Study of Justice in Society, the Center for Global Justice, the Endowed Mission Fund, Albers School of Business & Economics and SU School of Law
Debating Globalization Conference: April, 2004
Seattle University
Sponsors: The Wismer Professor, the Center for the Study of Justice in Society, the Office of Mission & Ministry and the Center on Corporation, Law and Society
Past Conference Contributions
(Re) Imagining the Family Conference: April 2007
Seattle University
Sponsors: The Albers School of Business & Economics, Albers Global Business Center, the Center for the Study of Justice in Society, College of Arts & Sciences, Department of Anthropology, Sociology & Social Work, Endowed Mission Fund, Global African Studies Program, Magis: Alumni Committed for Mission, the Office of the President, the Office of the Provost, Division of Student Development, SU School of Law, SU Women Studies Program and the Wismer Professor
African Americans & the Catholic Church Conference: April, 2006
Seattle University
Sponsors: the Gaffney Chair, the Center for the Study of Justice in Society and the Global African Studies Program
(Re) Examining Race & Gender Conference: March, 2005
Seattle University
Sponsors: The Wismer Professor, the Center for the Study of Justice in Society, Women Studies, and the Pigott-McCone Chair, in collaboration with Global African Studies and the Diversity, Citizenship & Social Justice Program