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Goodpaster, Kenneth E.; Maines, T. Dean – Journal of Catholic Higher Education, 2012
Catholic business schools need a process to shape their operations intentionally in light of the Catholic moral tradition. Recent developments in Catholic health care suggest a model they might follow. This model uses a method known as the "Self-Assessment and Improvement Process" (SAIP), which helps leaders deploy moral principles…
Descriptors: Business Administration Education, Catholics, Church Related Colleges, Beliefs
Grassl, Wolfgang – Journal of Catholic Higher Education, 2012
By virtue of its divine vocation, Catholic business education must be mission driven. In reality, however, mission drift and failure to maintain distinctiveness are widespread among Catholic business schools (CBS). Many believe that a trade-off between academic quality and Catholicity is unavoidable, and opt for accommodating the expectations of…
Descriptors: Catholic Schools, Business Administration Education, Institutional Characteristics, Institutional Mission
Jingwa, Nkeze George – Journal of Catholic Higher Education, 2012
In order to address the many challenges the world faces, new solutions are needed. This article explores how the Bishop of Buea, Cameroon created a University inspired by the Focolare movement's interdisciplinary paradigm and economic vision known as the Economy of Communion (EoC). In addition, the article presents some of the main cultural…
Descriptors: Business Administration Education, Catholics, Church Related Colleges, Foreign Countries
Rymarz, Richard – Journal of Catholic Higher Education, 2011
This paper proposes a new model for Catholic educational institutions in secular culture. This model is premised on the reality that secular cultures place considerable challenges before religiously-affiliated colleges and universities. Following Hunter's concept of cultural change, this paper proposes that the best way for religious institutions…
Descriptors: Catholics, Religious Education, Church Related Colleges, Social Structure
Strain, Charles R.; Halstead, James; Drexler, Thomas – Journal of Catholic Higher Education, 2009
This article engages in a critical dialogue with Melanie N. Morey and John J. Piderit, S.J.'s "Catholic Higher Education: A Culture in Crisis". It proposes a fifth model, the "Catholic Engagment model". It elaborates that model by examining a working paper, "Catholic Identity and the DePaul Student Experience," that has been used in workshops at…
Descriptors: Catholic Schools, Church Related Colleges, Universities, School Culture
Donaldson, Linda Plitt – Journal of Catholic Higher Education, 2008
Social work programs are one mechanism within Catholic institutions of higher education for advancing the social mission of the Church. The social work profession seeks the achievement of a just society that promotes the dignity of the human person in the context of community and social relationships. This article describes beginning efforts to…
Descriptors: Social Justice, Catholics, Church Related Colleges, Course Content
Castellano, Joseph F.; Forlani, Victor – Journal of Catholic Higher Education, 2008
The challenge for faculty teaching in Catholic Business Schools is how to integrate the University's Catholic heritage and tradition into the core business curriculum. Such integration is necessary if schools of business are to provide their students with a distinctive educational experience. The Living Asset Stewardship (LAS) philosophy of…
Descriptors: Business Administration Education, Catholic Schools, Church Related Colleges, Integrated Curriculum

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