Center for the Study of Justice in Society

CSJS Programs

Justice Faculty Fellows Program

The Justice Faculty Fellows Program is a year-long 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. Toward the end of spring, faculty members present their works-in-progress to the SU community in a roundtable session. For more information on the current seminar topics and facilitators, please view the 2007-08 application.

For participants this school year:

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Justice Scholarship Series

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. Justice Scholarship series events so far for the 2007-08 year are the EMF International Grants & CSJS Justice Scholarship Series Breakfast and the Dr. Emilie Townes Lecture.