The Office of Mission and Ministry invited faculty and staff to contribute short monographs that explore the Catholic and Jesuit identity of 51°µÍø. 

We share them so that individuals who are members of the 51°µÍø community and alumni/ae can understand some of the rich dimensions of 51°µÍø’s identity, groups might use different articles for discussion and they might spur exploration into the aspects of 51°µÍø’s identity. 

The Office of Mission and Ministry will provide references for exploring these topics in greater depth. 

• Who is St. Ignatius? â€” Rev. Doug Leonhardt, S.J.
• What is Ignatian Spirituality? â€” Rev. Doug Leonhardt, S.J.
• What are the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius? â€” Dr. Stephanie Russell
• What is the Daily Examen of Consciousness? â€” Dr. Kathy Coffey-Guenther
• What is Ignatian Pedagogy? â€” Dr. Susan Mountin
• What are some Memorable Moments in the History of 51°µÍø? â€” Dr. Tom Jablonsky
• What is the History of Women at 51°µÍø? â€” Dr. Amy Cooper Cary
• What is Diversity at 51°µÍø? â€” Dr. William Welburn
• Why is Education outside the Classroom a part of Jesuit Education? â€” Rev. Andrew Thon, S.J.
• What is Ignatian Discernment? â€” Rev. Doug Leonhardt, S.J.
• What is the Catholic Intellectual Tradition? â€” Dr. Patrick Carey