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Advising Office Manager
The Office Manager reports to the Assistant Vice-Provost for Advising and Accessibility (AVPAA), provides executive confidential support to the AVPAA, and is responsible for office management to functions in the Office of Academic Advising (OAA) as well as other programs in UESS as needed. The Office Manager may also provide program and office management support for OAA and other units within the AVPAA portfolio.
Obtain an Online Graduate Diploma in Catholic Studies at one of Canada’s Most Historic Catholic Universities
Assumption University offers students an opportunity to study for a Graduate Diploma in Catholic Studies from the comfort of their own homes. The graduate diploma is taught online and synchronously. There are no international fees. New course is Catholicism and Dialogue for Winter 2024. Courses are offered after working hours. Students may take one course or all five courses of the diploma. There are pathways toward an M.Ed. at the University of Windsor, M.Div. and M.T.S at St. Peter's Seminary, and an M.A. at the University of Detroit Mercy. The diploma is considered a hiring asset by eight Catholic school boards in Ontario. Scholarship applications accepted from those who are admitted before November 30th.
Fairfield University
If you have dreams of writing, Fairfield University's low-residency MFA in Creative Writing can help you make those dreams into reality. Students gather for our convenient semiannual residencies on beautiful Enders Island in Mystic, Connecticut. While highly rigorous, the program can be tailored to suit students’ individual writing goals, and allow you to learn from a faculty made of nationally recognized writers.
Obtain an Online Graduate Diploma in Catholic Studies at one of Canada’s Most Historic Catholic Universities
Executive Director for Mission Integration
The successful candidate for this position will be enacting the university's vision for strengthening Mission and Catholic identity at Sacred Heart University.
Loyola Marymount University Theological Studies
Le Moyne College Religious Studies
Religious studies is more than just learning about faith traditions. Religion is an integral part of the social fabric that can help us better understand other cultures, and is intimately connected to many elements of community, including politics, economics, class structures and armed conflict. Le Moyne's interdisciplinary approach to religious studies, coupled with our strong liberal arts foundation, means that you will be encouraged to think more critically and creatively about all beliefs and practices, and become better equipped to respond thoughtfully to the complexities of the contemporary world. Being religiously literate is essential to becoming a compassionate agent for change in our troubled, yet wondrous, world.
John Carroll University Department of Theology & Religious Studies
A liberal arts education includes an academic understanding of human religious experience. The Jesuit tradition of inter-religious engagement comes to life in the John Carroll TRS classroom and in wider campus life. Students can choose from a wide variety of courses designed to develop an engaged adult understanding of faith — their own and those of others.
Gonzaga University Religious Studies
An important part of the University Core Curriculum, our religious studies courses advance the essential values of the Gonzaga mission. The religious studies core requirement integrates the study of Christianity and Catholic traditions and courses on world or comparative religion.
Georgetown University Department of Theology and Religious Studies
Perhaps nothing symbolizes the particular niche of Georgetown’s Theology and Religious Studies Department better than the Problem of God course and the Ph.D. program in Religious Pluralism. The Problem of God reflects our commitment to creative undergraduate teaching and the success we have achieved in our pedagogical practices. Our Ph.D. program symbolizes the various ways we are pluralistic: in the object of our research, in the diversity of religious traditions studied, in the methodological inclusivity of embracing both theological and religious studies models of research, and in the desire to reach out and engage the religious pluralism of our student body.