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      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This series is comprised of an undated explanation of the initial St. Jerome's College Shield (Coat of Arms). The information was transcribed from a handwritten letter by Rev. Patrick Sheridan, C.R. In 2014 a new Coat of Arms was created for St. Jerome's. The records for the ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY The Worshipping Community at St. Jerome's University (formerly called the University Catholic Community until September, 2014 and also known as Campus Ministry) is comprised of university students, staff and faculty as well as members from the community-at-large. The Worshipping Community represents the principal formal pastoral outreach of St. ...

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This sub-series includes records for the Installations of the Presidents of St. Jerome's University beginning with the Rev. Norman L. Choate, C.R. The records include: the Liturgy program for the installation of Rev. Norman L. Choate, C.R. as President in 1980; the program and installation address by ...

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This sub-series includes the records for various miscellaneous special events held at St. Jerome's University. Samples of the records included are: - the souvenir program for the Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas held in 1929; - the program for the dedication of the new St. Jerome's College ...

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This series is comprised of Campus Ministry reports submitted annually to the Board of Governors. These reports summarize the year's activities, events and services; demographics and personnel; finances; organization; general observations and assessments; and future goals. There is a video recording (DVD) of a presentation given to ...

      SCOPE AND CONTENT This series is comprised of 197 master audio cassette recordings of the lectures gives under the auspices of the St. Jerome's Centre for Catholic Experience during the years 1982 to 2008. There are corresponding compact discs. There are also 5 video recordings: 1) The Challenge of Justice ...

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS Held in the Fall of each year, St. Jerome's Day honored the college's namesake and celebrated Catholic higher education. Various activities and events were organized including a special mass. Beginning in 2001 St. Jerome's Day became The St. Jerome's Feast for Catholic University Education. The records for ...

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This sub-series is comprised of publicity materials generated by the Office of Student Success (formerly the Registrar's Office) for recruitment purposes. The records include brochures, pamphlets, booklets, posters and CD-Roms that provide information about the programs and courses at St. Jerome's University, registration procedures, admission requirements, residences, ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY: Beginning with the formation of the Alumni Union of St. Jerome's College in 1879,"old boy"reunions were held at the time of the general meetings of the Alumni Union or on special occasions such as the unveiling of the Fr. Louis Funcken monument in 1907. Since the formation of ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY: The Advancement Office (formerly the Office of Development and Graduate Affairs) is mandated to cultivate positive relationships with graduates and friends of the University in order to ensure that St. Jerome's has a firm base of volunteer and donor support and strong representatives within the community to assist ...

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This series comprises the records for special events sponsored by St. Jerome's University. The records include invitations, programs, advertising, correspondence, financial records, speakers, and papers presented for the various events. The records are arranged in 26 subseries as follows: 1) St. Jerome's Day; 2) The St. Jerome's ...

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This series is comprised of material relating to events held to commemorate various anniversaries of St. Jerome's College/University. Included in the records are: 1) correspondence, programs, welcome address by the Mayor of Berlin (Kitchener), and the original handwritten and typed manuscripts of a brief history of St. ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY The Studies in Family Life program began at the University of St. Jerome's College in July, 1972. It was sponsored by the Dean's office under the directorship of Rev. Leo Lafreniere, O.M.I. who created the program and had been conducting a similar program at Lakehead University in Thunder ...

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This series is comprised of publications and other media by Michael Higgins or contributed to by him concerning his scholarship on Thomas Merton. Included are: - A published booklet of a lecture/address for the Thomas Merton Society of Canada on Thomas Merton and Henri Nouwen (2011); - ...

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This series is comprised of miscellaneous publications and other media by Michael W. Higgins including: - a transcript of Remarks on the Occassion Dean Brian Hendley's Reception and Dinner (1999); - a transcript of remarks given at Douglas Letson's Farewell Dinner (1999); - poster and news articles ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY The Office of Student Success (formerly the Registrar's Office) is committed to supporting students' academic success and fostering an engaging learning environment. Services include Arts Academic Support, Campus Services Referrals, Student Success Resources, and Scholarships and Bursaries. It is also responsible for secondary school liaison, the recruitment and ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY The Office of the Registrar reports to the Vice-President and Academic Dean. It is responsible for secondary school liaison, the recruitment and admission of students to St. Jerome's academic programs, and the production of related publications including the St. Jerome's University calendar. SCOPE AND CONTENTS This subgroup of ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY The St. Jerome's Centre for Catholic Experience was launched in the fall of 1982 under the directorship of Dr. Michael W. Higgins. A series of lectures and workshops initiated the Centre's first year of operation. Its mandate is to provide a forum for the public discussion of issues ...

      BIOGRAPHY Michael W. Higgins was born on October 24, 1948 in Toronto, Ontario. Following primary school education at St. Thomas Aquinas School, he attended Vaughan Road Collegiate Institute. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from St. Francis Xavier University (1970 magna cum laude), a Master of Arts ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY This book was written by Michael W. Higgins and published in 2006 by the House of Anansi Press, Inc., Toronto, Canada. The book examines the many facets of sainthood and explores why saints have continued to fascinate and inspire. SCOPE AND CONTENTS This sub-series of records for the ...