<p>Anthropologist Dr. Jack Schulz discusses the nature of a good life in the face of death, as conceived across various cultures, and in light of his own confrontation with a cancer diagnosis. He discusses the virtues he and many of his faculty colleagues seek to cultivate in students through Concordia’s liberal arts programming & emphasizes the importance of the person and teachings of Jesus within CUI’s liberal arts conversations.</p>

Anthropologist Dr. Jack Schulz discusses the nature of a good life in the face of death, as conceived across various cultures, and in light of his own confrontation with a cancer diagnosis. He discusses the virtues he and many of his faculty colleagues seek to cultivate in students through Concordia’s liberal arts programming & emphasizes the importance of the person and teachings of Jesus within CUI’s liberal arts conversations.

<p>Anthropologist Dr. Jack Schulz discusses the nature of a good life in the face of death, as conceived across various cultures, and in light of his own confrontation with a cancer diagnosis. He discusses the virtues he and many of his faculty colleagues seek to cultivate in students through Concordia’s liberal arts programming &amp; emphasizes the importance of the person and teachings of Jesus within CUI’s liberal arts conversations.</p>

What Kind of Student Are You?

This show applies tools of the liberal arts to concrete concerns of contemporary life. A labor of love from faculty and student volunteers at Concordia University Irvine, we share regular presentations and conversations from the Cui Bono (a student club) and other allied groups on campus that offer academic extracurricular wisdom.

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What Kind of Student Are You?

What Kind of Student Are You?