Abstract
Catholic higher education is in many ways still responding to the challenge first articulated by John Tracy Ellis in his 1955 essay. In efforts to promote both a unique Catholic identity and a culture of excellence on par with secular institutions, Catholic universities can learn much from their historical context, founding religious communities, and contemporary experience. This essay suggests some practical applications for campus life and governance that might be culled from a university’s religious history.
DOI
10.15365/joce.1001062013
First Page
61
Last Page
75
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Recommended Citation
Cadegan, U. M. (2006). What I Overheard in the Sesquicentennial Conversation. Journal of Catholic Education. https://doi.org/10.15365/joce.1001062013
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