Event Calendar

The Sustainability Committee will be in the Student Center Lobby with information about their group. They'll also be available to answer any questions interested parties may have.

For further information please contact Mahalah Shafer at mshafer@regis.edu

Location: Student Center Lower Lobby A

Location: Student Center Lower Lobby B

Thursday, March 14
Kristin Shrader-Frechette
Keynote Address: “Environmental Justice and Children’s Health”
4:30pm, Mountain View Room, Claver Hall

Dr. Shrader-Frechette is a professor of biology and philosophy at the University of Notre Dame, where she directs the Center for Environmental Justice and Children’s Health. A passionate advocate for justice, she uses her scientific expertise and knowledge of Catholic social teaching in her approach to environmental ethics.

Location: St. Peter Claver, S. J. Hall Rm 140

All exhibitions and events in the O'Sullivan Art Gallery are free and open to the public.

The O'Sullivan Art Gallery features the work of locally and nationally recognized artists, and has a reputation among artists as a place where their work will be studied and appreciated by students, art critics, other artists, and the general public. Exhibitions and performances at the Gallery all have a lecture/demonstration component, providing genuine dialog between the artist and audience. The setting for this interaction is intimate and informal, encouraging audience participation with questions and discussions. The O'Sullivan Art Gallery is a genuine forum for the celebration of art and ideas in the Jesuit tradition of discussion, learning, and putting theory into practice.

For More Information visit O'Sullivan Art Gallery

Location: O'Sullivan Art Gallery

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Location: East Field

Michael Patrick MacDonald is the author of the acclaimed bestsellers, All Souls: A Family Story From Southie and Easter Rising: A Memoir of Roots and Rebellion. He has been awarded an American Book Award, a New England Literary Lights Award, and a fellowship at The Rockefeller Foundation's Bellagio Study Center.
As an activist he has focused efforts on multi-cultural coalition building to reduce violence, and on promoting grassroots leadership from the community. He founded Gun Buyback programs & local support groups which gave voice to adult and youth survivors of poverty, violence, and the drug trade.

If you would like to receive e-mail updates, bulletin announcements or receive additional information, please send your e-mail to: pmaloney@regis.edu or call: 303-964-5715.

Location: St. John Francis Regis Chapel