Past Courses
2022-2023 Course Development Grant Recipients
The (Dis)Abled Body in Catholic Thought
Emily Cain, Assistant Professor, Department of Theology
Dante and Philosophy
Andrew Cutrofello, Professor of Philosophy
Welcoming the Stranger: Refugee Law and Policy for the Modern Era
Sarah J. Diaz, Associate Director, Center for the Human Rights of Children (CHRC), Law Instructor
(Im)possible: Solving the World’s Problems through Eloquentia Perfecta
Amy Kessel, Department of English, Instructor
Catholic Missionary Print Culture in the Colonial Americas
Josefrayn Sánchez-Perry, Assistant Professor, Department of Theology
The History of the Jesuits in Africa from the 16th century to the 19th Century
Kim Searcy, Associate Professor, Department of History
Philosophy & Cinema: A Phenomenological evaluation of Fides et Ratio
Avery Smith, Department of Philosophy, Instructor
Catholic Authors
Dr. Jayme Stayer, SJ, Associate Professor, Department of English
2021-2022 Course Development Grant Recipients
Platonism in the Catholic Tradition
Dr. Naomi Fisher (Department of Philosophy)
The Polish and Irish Catholic Imagination
Dr. John Merchant (Department of Modern Languages and Literatures)
The Ever-Open Dictionary: Exploring the Many Interpretations and Extrapolations of Faith, Hope, and Love Depicted in Literature
Dr. Elisabeth Bayley (Department of English)
2020-2021 Course Development Grant Recipients
Philosophy and Science for the Future (BIOL395 & PHIL288)
Dr. Michael Burns (Department of Biology)
Dr. Joseph M. Vukov (Department of History)
Finding the Jesuit Jesus: 14 Days in Rome- Preparing for a Professional Life- Living the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius
Dr. Siobhan Cafferty (School of Education)
The Philosophical Foundations of Catholic Social Teaching
Dr. Jeffrey Fisher (Department of Philosophy)
Religion, Violence, and Martyrdom in Latin America
Dr. Gema Kloppe-Santamaría (Department of History)
Leadership and Management in the Jesuit Tradition
Amy Kyhos, MBA (Quinlan School of Business)
Sustainability Management: Using Knowledge in the Service of Humanity
Dr. Nancy Landrum (Quinlan School of Business)
Bridging Confucianism and Christianity
Dr. Xueying Wang (Department of Theology)
Previous Course Development Grant Recipients
Sustainable Business Management: Managing for Sustainability & Impact (MGMT405B)
Dr. Nancy Landrum (Institute of Environmental Sustainability & Quinlan School of Business)
Course taught in Fall 2020
The Seven Deadly Sins Portrayed in Literature
Dr. Elisabeth Bayley (Department of English)
Art in the Catholic Tradition
Dr. Marilyn Dunn (Department of Fine and Performing Arts)
Course taught in Spring 2018
Catholic Missions and the American Indian
Dr. Theodore Karamanski (Department of History)
Course taught as Ramonat Seminar Fall 2017 and Spring 2018
God, Evolution, and Human Origins
Dr. Hans Svebakken (Department of Theology)
Course taught in Fall 2017
The Catholic Media Apostolate: Coalescing Beliefs and Social Activism in Latin America
Dr. Martín Ponti (Department of Modern Languages and Literatures)
Course taught in Spring 2017
History of Christianity in China
Dr. Elena Valussi (Department of History)
Course taught in Fall 2015
History of Jewish-Christian Relations
Dr. Devorah Schoenfeld (Department of Theology)
Course taught in Fall 2014
Ignatian Camino
Dr. D. Scott Hendrickson, S.J. (Department of Modern Languages and Literatures)
Course taught in Summer 2014
Spirituality, Religion, and Older Adults: Theory and Methods for Social Work
Dr. Holly Nelson-Becker (School of Social Work)
Catholic Bioethics in Practice
Dr. John Hardt (Neiswanger Institute, Stritch School of Medicine)
Course taught in Fall 2009
Catholic Social Thought
Dr. Robert Mayer (Department of Political Science)
Course taught in Fall 2009
Catholic and Islamic Perspectives on Democracy
Dr. Güneş Murat Tezcür (Department of Political Science)
Course taught in Fall 2009
Catholic Aesthetics
Dr. Dan Vaillancourt (Department of Philosophy)
Course taught in Fall 2009
2022-2023 Course Development Grant Recipients
The (Dis)Abled Body in Catholic Thought
Emily Cain, Assistant Professor, Department of Theology
Dante and Philosophy
Andrew Cutrofello, Professor of Philosophy
Welcoming the Stranger: Refugee Law and Policy for the Modern Era
Sarah J. Diaz, Associate Director, Center for the Human Rights of Children (CHRC), Law Instructor
(Im)possible: Solving the World’s Problems through Eloquentia Perfecta
Amy Kessel, Department of English, Instructor
Catholic Missionary Print Culture in the Colonial Americas
Josefrayn Sánchez-Perry, Assistant Professor, Department of Theology
The History of the Jesuits in Africa from the 16th century to the 19th Century
Kim Searcy, Associate Professor, Department of History
Philosophy & Cinema: A Phenomenological evaluation of Fides et Ratio
Avery Smith, Department of Philosophy, Instructor
Catholic Authors
Dr. Jayme Stayer, SJ, Associate Professor, Department of English
2021-2022 Course Development Grant Recipients
Platonism in the Catholic Tradition
Dr. Naomi Fisher (Department of Philosophy)
The Polish and Irish Catholic Imagination
Dr. John Merchant (Department of Modern Languages and Literatures)
The Ever-Open Dictionary: Exploring the Many Interpretations and Extrapolations of Faith, Hope, and Love Depicted in Literature
Dr. Elisabeth Bayley (Department of English)
2020-2021 Course Development Grant Recipients
Philosophy and Science for the Future (BIOL395 & PHIL288)
Dr. Michael Burns (Department of Biology)
Dr. Joseph M. Vukov (Department of History)
Finding the Jesuit Jesus: 14 Days in Rome- Preparing for a Professional Life- Living the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius
Dr. Siobhan Cafferty (School of Education)
The Philosophical Foundations of Catholic Social Teaching
Dr. Jeffrey Fisher (Department of Philosophy)
Religion, Violence, and Martyrdom in Latin America
Dr. Gema Kloppe-Santamaría (Department of History)
Leadership and Management in the Jesuit Tradition
Amy Kyhos, MBA (Quinlan School of Business)
Sustainability Management: Using Knowledge in the Service of Humanity
Dr. Nancy Landrum (Quinlan School of Business)
Bridging Confucianism and Christianity
Dr. Xueying Wang (Department of Theology)
Previous Course Development Grant Recipients
Sustainable Business Management: Managing for Sustainability & Impact (MGMT405B)
Dr. Nancy Landrum (Institute of Environmental Sustainability & Quinlan School of Business)
Course taught in Fall 2020
The Seven Deadly Sins Portrayed in Literature
Dr. Elisabeth Bayley (Department of English)
Art in the Catholic Tradition
Dr. Marilyn Dunn (Department of Fine and Performing Arts)
Course taught in Spring 2018
Catholic Missions and the American Indian
Dr. Theodore Karamanski (Department of History)
Course taught as Ramonat Seminar Fall 2017 and Spring 2018
God, Evolution, and Human Origins
Dr. Hans Svebakken (Department of Theology)
Course taught in Fall 2017
The Catholic Media Apostolate: Coalescing Beliefs and Social Activism in Latin America
Dr. Martín Ponti (Department of Modern Languages and Literatures)
Course taught in Spring 2017
History of Christianity in China
Dr. Elena Valussi (Department of History)
Course taught in Fall 2015
History of Jewish-Christian Relations
Dr. Devorah Schoenfeld (Department of Theology)
Course taught in Fall 2014
Ignatian Camino
Dr. D. Scott Hendrickson, S.J. (Department of Modern Languages and Literatures)
Course taught in Summer 2014
Spirituality, Religion, and Older Adults: Theory and Methods for Social Work
Dr. Holly Nelson-Becker (School of Social Work)
Catholic Bioethics in Practice
Dr. John Hardt (Neiswanger Institute, Stritch School of Medicine)
Course taught in Fall 2009
Catholic Social Thought
Dr. Robert Mayer (Department of Political Science)
Course taught in Fall 2009
Catholic and Islamic Perspectives on Democracy
Dr. Güneş Murat Tezcür (Department of Political Science)
Course taught in Fall 2009
Catholic Aesthetics
Dr. Dan Vaillancourt (Department of Philosophy)
Course taught in Fall 2009