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Medicine at the Jesuit Missions of California

Journal of Jesuit Studies
Abstract This article analyzes the development of transcultural medicinal practices and knowledge at the Jesuit missions of the California peninsula during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. It shows how the province’s medical culture depended on— and expanded from—the one previously developed at the Jesuit missions of Sonora and Sinaloa, as ...
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Press Statement: Notice of Passing of Fr. Alex Muyebe, S.J [PDF]

The Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR) expresses deep sorrow over the passing of its Executive Director, Fr. Alexander Muyebe, S.J., aged 56, following a brief illness. A dedicated Jesuit priest and a native of Malawi, Fr.
Nyirenda, Boyd Kapyunga, S.J
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Beyond ambidexterity: universities and their changing roles in driving regional development in challenging times. [PDF]

J Technol Transf, 2023
Thomas E, Pugh R, Soetanto D, Jack SL.
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Occupational wellness: Mission of career services and programs at Jesuit colleges and universities

, 2003
College students pursue baccalaureate degrees to acquire academic competencies, career focus, and development of leadership skills through co-curricular activities.
Einersen, Catherine Cunningham
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Does Team Based Learning (TBL) in the Pharmacy Classroom Foster Leadership Skills in the Workplace? [PDF]

Innov Pharm, 2022
Haight RC, Brooks MJ.
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Realizing the Jesuit Mission: Teaching Teachers in the 21st Century

, 2013
This article describes the relationship between professional development initiatives for teachers in under-served schools and the Ignatian Pedagogical Paradigm and Jesuit, Catholic mission and identity.
DelleBovi, Betsy Mary
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Music in Global Jesuit Missions, 1540–1773

, 2018
The Society of Jesus has long been recognized for its global contribution to the study, practice, and dissemination of European music in the early modern period, and especially for its interactions with non-European music cultures. In Europe, Jesuit colleges played a seminal role in music education and the development of music in drama, major sacred ...
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Academic and Practice Partnerships: Dynamic Communities for Continuous Learning and Applied Growth. [PDF]

Nurs Adm Q
Horton Deutsch S, Taquino N, Fry-Bowers E, D'Alfonso J, Soriano R.   +4 more
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Information technology staff awareness of the Jesuit educational mission in higher education

, 2016
At the turn of the 20th century, the Society of Jesus recognized that the paucity of new priests entering the order would have an impact on the institutions of higher education they had founded.
Hurley, John Charles
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Sacrifice and survival: Identity, mission, and Jesuit higher education in the American South

, 2014
Sacrifice and Survival recounts the history and development of Jesuit higher education in the American South. R. Eric Platt examines in Sacrifice and Survival the history and evolution of Jesuit higher education in the American South and hypothesizes ...
Eric Platt, R.
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