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Fall 2020

Resident Scholars

This fall, we will welcome seven full-term and short-term scholars to the Collegeville Institute. These scholars will be in-residence for varying lengths of time while pursuing their independent work under the conditions of Covid-19.

Lizette Larson-Miller (Fall 2020)

Huron-Lawson Professor
Huron University College, University of Western Ontario
London, ON Canada
Project Title: Sacramentality Extended: Expansions in Celebrations of God’s Presence

Eric LeCompte (Fall 2020)

Executive Director
Jubilee USA Network
Hyattsville, MD
Project Title: Finding Virgil Michel; Illuminating His Life and Lessons in Contemporary Times

Jan Pranger (Fall 2020)

Associate Professor
Concordia College, Moorhead
Moorhead, MN
Project Title: Natives and settlers: resource extraction, religion, and the Commons

Stewart, ColumbaColumba Stewart (Fall 2020)

Professor of Theology/Executive Director
Saint John’s University, Hill Museum and Manuscript Library (HMML)
Collegeville, MN
Project Title: Toward a New Understanding of the Origins of Christian Monasticism

Short Term Scholars

The following scholars will be at the Collegeville Institute for less than one semester.

Susan Francois (October 2020)

Congregation Leadership Team
Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace
Englewood Cliffs, NJ
Project Title: A Spirituality of Peace for Chaotic Times

G. C. Waldrep (October – November 2020)

Professor
Bucknell University
Oak Park, IL
Project Title: Light from a Held Lantern: Towards a Christian Experimental Poetics

Gina Wolfe (October – November 2020)

Professor Emerita
Catholic Theological Union
Chicago, IL
Project Title: Called to Radical Hospitality in the 21st Century

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