Activities
of the Kenefick Chair in the Humanities
Dr. Wendy M. Wright,
Chairholder
Books
That Humanize"
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Kenefick Chair interviews with Creighton Humanities faculty
2009
(Spring)
Documentary
Film Series by Women Filmmakers: “Women and War”
Feb. 10, 2009 “Greatest Silence: Rape in the Congo” (Congo)
March 3,
2009 “To See If I’m Smiling” (Israel)
Spring Humanities Luncheon
March 27, 2009
Poet of Witness
Carolyn Forché, Georgetown University
"Poetry and the Humane
Life"
Public
Reading
March 26, 2009
Poet Carolyn Forché
2008 (Fall )
13th
Annual Governor’s Lecture in the Humanities Nebraska Humanities
Council
Co-sponsor with UNL, UNO
September 18, 2008 at UNL, Lincoln
David Gergen, “Eyewitness to Power: the Essence of Leadership.”
Fall 2008 Faculty Friday
Sept. 26, 2008
John Calvert, History, "View
from the Other Shore: an Islamist's View of America"
Documentary Film Series by Women
Filmmakers: “Women and War”
Sept. 9, 2008 “My Home Your War”
(Iraq)
Oct. 14. 2008 “My Daughter the
Terrorist” (Sri Lanka)
2008 (Spring)
“Faculty
Friday”
March 14, 2008
Dr. Brooke Stafford, English
"The Gallows at Execution Dock and
the Transforming Power of the Thames."
Annual Kenefick
Humanities Luncheon
April 11. 2008
Fr. Tom Lucas, SJ, Fine Arts University of San
Francisco
"Jesuit Architecture and Sacred Space"
Brown Bag Lunch Series: Film Series and Discussion
“A Force More Powerful: Non-Violent Movements in the
Twentieth Century”
Feb. 4 “India” Facilitated by Dr.
Roger Bergman, Justice and Peace Studies
Feb. 12 “Poland” Facilitated by
Dr. Jack Carlson, Philosophy
Feb. 27 “South Africa” Facilitated
by Dr. Aston Welch, History
March 14 “Nashville” Facilitated
by Dr. Betsy Elliot-Meisel, History
March 26 “Denmark” Facilitated by
Dr. Eileen Burke-Sullivan, Theology
April 3 “Chile” Facilitated by Dr.
Richard Super, History
Program Co-sponsored with Arts
and Science and Classics
March 13, 2008
Lecture/Recital/Master Class
Pianist John Kamitsuka
Program Co-sponsored with Justice and Peace Studies and Cardoner
at Creighton
April 2, 2008
Dr. Mark Chmeil, St Louis University
“The Impassioned eye: Story of a Liberation
Photo-journalist”
2007
(Fall)
Kenefick Fall Program, Thursday September 27, 2007
"Missing Young Woman: Femicide in Juarez."
Selections from the film by Lourdes Purtillo.
Panel including Amanda Flott , Amnesty International USA
Co-sponsor Annual Nebraska Humanities Council Governor's Lecture
Tuesday October 2, 2007 Joslyn Art Museum
Michael Bechloss, "Great Presidents Past and Present"
Faculty Friday, October 3, 2007
Greg Carlson, SJ, "Wise Bunnies and Dumb Asses: Aesop in
America"
Kenefick Brown Bag Noontime Event, Friday November 2, 2007
"Building a Bio-Fuel Based Energy Future"
Felipe Witchger, University of
Notre Dame, Energy and Economics senior
2007
(Spring)
Faculty Friday, February 23, 2007
Dr. Tracy Leavelle, History, "French Missionaries and Indigenous
Peoples"
Kenefick Humanities Luncheon
April 13, 2007
Dr. Edward Linenthal, "Concord to 9/11: Issues in Public
History
2006
(Fall)
Co-sponsor of Nebraska
Humanities Council Annual Governor’s Lecture
Azar
Nafisi, “Reading Lolita in Tehran: A Memoir in Books,”
Sept. 20, 2006, 7:30 pm, Lincoln
, Lied Center for Performing Arts
Fall Ratio Studiorum event
“Dying to Live: a Migrant’s
Journey”
Sept. 21, 2006, 7pm.
SC Ballroom
Brown Bag Lunch series on Immigration
Tues. Sept. 19: Sudanese
Immigrants in Nebraska
Dr. Joan Mueller, Theology
Thurs. Sept.21: Legal Aspects of Immigration
Darcy Tromanhauser, Nebraska Appleseed Law
Tues. Sept. 26: US Catholic Bishops &
Immigration
Eulogio Olivo-Rivera, Hispanic Ministry Diocese
of Grand Island
Monday Oct. 2: America: Immigration Past and
Present
Dr. Heather Fryer, History
Tues. Oct. 3: Immigration in a Global Context: the case of
Europe
Dr. Olaf Bolhke,
Modern Languages
Faculty Friday
Dr. David Vanderboegh, "A Savoyard in India"
2006 (Spring)
Kenefick Brown Bag Lunches: Race: the Power of an Illusion
Tues. Jan. 24: Race: a Biological Fiction
Wed. Feb. 1: Why Does Race Matter in America?
Mon. Feb. 13: Law and Discrimination
Thurs. Feb. 16: The Social Hierarchy of Race
Thurs. Feb. 23: Medical Practice and Race
All sessions are in SC 104 or 105 at 12:30-1:30 pm
Kenefick Humanities Luncheon
March 17, 2006: Dr Nel Noddings, "Happiness and the Good Life"
By invitation
Kenefick Lecture on the Humane Life in Collaboration with Collaborative
Ministry
and the Presidents Office
March 21, 2006 5 pm SC Ballroom (Reception at 4:30)
Dr Ronald Modras, St Louis University
"A
Family Celebration of Ignatius of Loyola, Francis Xavier and
Peter Favre"
Kenefick Chair/Justice and Peace Studies/ Cardoner Lecture
March 30: 3:30 pm SC Ballroom East
"The Impassioned Eye": The Story of a Liberation
Photojournalist
Mark Chmeil, St Louis University, reading from his The Book
of Mev
Recital: John Kamitsuka, Pianist
(with
Classics and Near Eastern Studies
and Arts and Science) April
10, 2005 Lied Center
2005
Kenefick Brown Bag Lunch series- Spring 2005
Perspectives on the Death Penalty
February 2 Death Penalty in Nebraska: Eric Aspengren (NADP)
February 15 Death Penalty and Human Rights: Amnesty International
February 23 Catholic Consistent Life Ethic: Todd Salzman,
moderator
March 1 Pro and Con: Legal and Moral Issues:
Collin Mangrum and Richard Swenson
Panel on the Death Penalty
February 24, 2004
Drs. Christine Wiseman, Michael Kelly, Jeffrey Hause, Christy
Hargesheimer
Moderator: Dr. Kevin Graham
Kenefick Humanities Luncheon
April 15, 2005
Professor Belden Lane, Saint Louis University
"Are there Sacred Spaces in America?: Cultural Studies and Beyond."
Kenefick Fall Presentation on the Humane Life
September 8, 2005
Sr. Diana Ortiz, The Blindfold's Eye: My Journey from Torture to
Truth."
Brown Bag lunch series: Public
Poems/Private Poems
Sept. 22 (Thurs) Susan Aizenberg
Sept. 27 (Tues) Jinmei Yuan
Oct. 5 (Wed) Tim Austin
2004
Kenefick Brown Bag Lunch series - Spring 2004
Humane Relationships: Love
January 29 Susan Aizenberg: "Women's Love Poetry"
February 18 Dr. Richard White: "The Philosophy of Love"
February 24 Dr. Michael Lawler: "Marriage and the Catholic
Church"
Kenefick Humanities Luncheon
Professor Marilyn Fischer, University of Dayton
"Addams on Community and Cosmopolitanism"
April 20, 2004
Co-sponsor of Annual Meeting of Society for Social Philosophy
Held on Creighton Campus, July 2004
Co-sponsor Nebraska Governor's Lecture
September 7, 2004
University of Nebraska at Lincoln
Fall Kenefick Presentation on the Humane Life
"Discovering Dominga" Film and Discussion
September 16, 2004
Creighton University
Brown Bag Lunch Series on the Humane Life
"Who's Afraid of Poetry?" Susan Aizenberg, English
November 2, 2004 SC Ballroom West
"Crediting
Poetry". Dr. David Gardiner, English
November 10, 2004 SC 104
Kenefick Panel on the Humane Life
"Genocide in Sudan and Omaha"
November 17, 2004 SC 104
2003
Kenefick Brown Bag Lunch Series - Spring 2003
Video series: "A Force More Powerful:
Non-violent Movements in the Twentieth Century"
January 21, February 10, February 25,
March 17, April 3, April 14
Creighton Student Center 104
Kenefick Humanities Luncheon
Prof. Thee Smith, Emory University
"The Non-violent Life as a Humane Life"
March 25, 2003
Creighton Student Center Ballroom
Co-sponsor (with Nebraska Humanities Council)
Nebraska Governor's Lecture
Joslyn Art Museum, Witherspoon Concert Hall
September 17, 2003
Fall Kenefick Presentation on the Humane Life
Team from L'Arche Community, Clinton Iowa
September 22, 2003, 7 pm
Creighton Student Union
Kenefick Brown Bag Lunch series -fall 2003
"Humane Communities"
September 22 L'Arche Community
October 28 Maureen Waldron: Living with
People with Disabilities
11:30-1, SC 104
Nebraska Book Festival
DVD/book display: "Books That Humanize"
October 24-25, 2003
Creighton University Student Center
View interviews with Humanities
faculty
2002
Co-sponsor of "Saints Alive!
Rediscovering Heroes and Holy Ones for Today"
Creighton University, November 9, 2002
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