CampusMIN Cast from CCMA

In this episode of the CampusMIN Cast, we talk with ESTEEM national director Nicole Perone. Why aren't more parishes tapping into the gifts of their young adults? What can campuses do to help prepare Catholics for parish life?

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In this episode, we take you behind the scenes of Essential Engagement, a brand new initiative from CCMA that includes a book and online course.

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In this episode of the CampusMIN Cast, we interviewed George Weigel, Distinguished Senior Fellow of the Ethics and Public Policy Center and author of The Next Pope: The Office of Peter and a Church in Mission.

In this episode we'll hear from Emily Rogers, a mother who has just started her own podcast, Here I am. Send Me! As a campus minister, Emily knows the importance of being called by God. Her podcast gives her a new medium for expressing that call.

Find out more about her work in campus ministry: https://eiunewman.org/about-us/

Enjoy Emily's podcast: https://www.emannrogers.com

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In this episode we hear from Fr. Dennis Holtschneider, CM who is President of the ACCU (Association of Catholic Colleges & Universities). What is the real state of Catholic colleges in the US? How might Covid-19 change higher education permanently? What goes into leading a university through a time of crisis? Fr. Dennis walks us through all of this and much more.

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In Season Four, Episode 12, we talk with Dr. Patricia Whitely, Vice President for Student Affairs at the University of Miami. She shares her thoughts on how Covid-19 has challenged her team and how a crisis can also provide an opportunity for growth.

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Season 4 Episode 11: Franciscan University & Online Learning by Mike St. Pierre

Should you change your messaging as you approach the Fall? To what degree should your fundraising plan reference issues of social justice?

Enjoy our conversation with Tara Doyon of the Saint Paul Catholic Center at Indiana University and find out more about their apostolate: www.hoosiercatholic.org

In this episode, we talk about the dueling uncertainties of the coronavirus and the racial unrest in America.

How do you move forward with these two realities being far from resolved? How can you plan for a Fall semester which is still being figured out?

Shownotes:

1. Support the show: www.ccmanetwork.org/support

2. Georgia Tech Professors speak out: https://www.npr.org/2020/07/05/887471299/a-nightmare-georgia-tech-faculty-push-back-against-in-person-reopening-plans

3. ACCU statements from Catholic colleges on racism: https://www.accunet.org/Racial-Injustice

4. Inside Higher Ed and anti-racist campus actions: https://www.insidehighered.com/views/2020/07/02/actions-higher-ed-institutions-should-take-help-eradicate-racism-opinion

In this episode we speak with Fr. Peter Martyr Youngwirth, O.P., Chaplain and Director of Campus Ministry at Providence College in Providence, RI.

When covid-19 closed his campus, his team shifted into high gear in order to maintain pastoral services for their students.

Learn more about the ministry at Providence College through: https://mission-ministry.providence.edu/mission-ministry/chaplain/campus-ministry/