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Educating for justice: On non-tenure-track faculty on Jesuit campuses

By Anna Harrison Today, a once predominately tenure-track faculty (TTF) is being replaced by a non-tenure-track faculty (NTTF), a shift that is fundamentally changing higher education. I write with authority: I’m not only a tenured faculty member, I am also the parent of a college sophomore. Of the eight courses…

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Educating for justice: On non-tenure-track faculty on Jesuit campuses
Educating for justice: On non-tenure-track faculty on Jesuit campuses
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Embrace AI through Ignatian pedagogy

By Michael Burns, Susan Haarman, and Joseph Vukov The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) — especially large language models (LLMs) including OpenAI’s ChatGPT — has sent shockwaves throughout the world of higher education. New university task forces have been assembled, policies have been revised and syllabi have been overhauled. Student…

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Embrace AI through Ignatian pedagogy
Embrace AI through Ignatian pedagogy
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ChatGPT, the common good, and the “least of these”

By Andrew B. Gustafson ChatGPT and its effects on the classroom and society at large is a topic of discussion these days. Is it a blessing or a curse? A quality enhancement tool or a plagiarism tool? Will it eliminate jobs, and if so, whose? One concern that naturally springs…

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ChatGPT, the common good, and the “least of these”
ChatGPT, the common good, and the “least of these”
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Generative AI: It’s all about the prompting

By Malia McAndrew Imagine yourself on campus one particularly sweltering summer afternoon. You’ve taken respite from the heat in your office where you’ve begun to start churning out any number of the tasks you’ll need to complete before classes resume in the fall. …

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Generative AI: It’s all about the prompting
Generative AI: It’s all about the prompting
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·Sep 9

After race-conscious admissions: Three presidents reflect on the Supreme Court decision and Jesuit mission

By Eduardo M. Peñalver, Vincent D. Rougeau, and Tania Tetlow On June 29, 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a majority decision that ended the practice of taking race into account in college admissions decisions. For U.S. Jesuit institutions, which have long championed diversity within their student bodies, the decision…

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·Sep 9

How Justice Begins & Financing the Mission | Fall 2023 | Number 62

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How Justice Begins & Financing the Mission | Fall 2023 | Number 62
How Justice Begins & Financing the Mission | Fall 2023 | Number 62
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·Sep 9

Wonder can open the door to great things

My father-in-law was a great one for wonder. He would regularly show up on our front porch at 11 p.m. with binoculars and a contagious enthusiasm and drag us out of bed to witness some meteor shower or alignment of stars that hadn’t been seen for hundreds of years and…

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Wonder can open the door to great things
Wonder can open the door to great things
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·Sep 9

Meet the artists in Conversations Issue 62 (Fall 2023)

Meet the artists in Conversations Issue 62 (Fall 2023) The images in the Fall 2023 edition of Conversations on Jesuit Higher Education (№62) are the work of artists from across the AJCU network. We thought you would like to know a little bit more about the people behind the artwork. …

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Meet the artists in Conversations Issue 62 (Fall 2023)
Meet the artists in Conversations Issue 62 (Fall 2023)
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·Sep 9

Let us be attentive!: How wondering leads to justice-seeking

By Philip Metres In Conversation We were so inspired by his essay that we asked three other writers of different backgrounds from across the Jesuit network to react to Philip Metres’ meditation on wonder and justice: Gregory A. Kalscheur, S.J., of Boston College: “Reflection is vital” Patrick M. Green of Loyola…

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Let us be attentive!: How wondering leads to justice-seeking
Let us be attentive!: How wondering leads to justice-seeking
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·Sep 9

To be just, one must see ‘justice’ as a verb

By Gregory A. Kalscheur, S.J. In Conversation We were so inspired by Philip Metres’ meditation on wonder titled, “Let Us Be Attentive!: How Wondering Leads to Justice-Seeking,” that we asked three other writers of different backgrounds from across the Jesuit network to react: Gregory A. Kalscheur, S.J., of Boston College…

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To be just, one must see ‘justice’ as a verb
To be just, one must see ‘justice’ as a verb
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