UNIVERSITY ETHICS (A SPECIAL ISSUE OF THE JOURNAL OF MORAL THEOLOGY)
This is a guest post by Matthew J. Gaudet. “How can you say to your neighbor] ‘Let me take...
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Contingent Faculty, the Common Good and COVID: Responding to Kelly, Cuddeback-Gedeon, and Morrow
Editor’s Note: This guest post by Kerry Danner is a response to previous essays (linked...
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Photo credit: National Aquarium WaterBlog, Baltimore, MD The COVID-19 pandemic has proven to be an exceedingly difficult challenge for higher education, including Catholic higher education. With very little time to prepare,...
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Contingency in Catholic Colleges and Universities (The April 2019 Special Issue of the Journal of Moral Theology)
This is a guest post by Matthew J. Gaudet, one of the editors of the special issue of the Journal...
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Reflections of a Professional Adjunct
At this year’s College Theology Society annual meeting, Steve Werner (on the far right of the...
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Labor Justice and the Catholic University: Labor Day Reflections on Contingent Faculty, Catholic Teachings, and Catholic Praxis
In chapter four of his book, University Ethics, Jesuit theologian James F. Keenan remarks that...
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