Welcome: President Patricia A. McGuire

Remarks: Catholic Social Teaching: Context for Mission & Message
John Carr, Secretary
Department of Social Development and World Peace
U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops

Remarks: The Global Challenge of Education and Development

Moderator: Dr. Sue Blanshan, Vice President for Academic Affairs

The vision of St. Julie Billiart: Sr. Mary Daniel Turner

Ministries in Africa, Focus on the Congo: Sr. Marie-Angele Kitewo, Congregational Leadership Team

Perspectives
Sr. Dorothy McCormick, Kenya
Sr. Mary Margaret Pignone, South Africa
Sr. Mary Hayes, Historical Perspective

Trinity Faculty and Students offer Responses:
Dr. Minerva San Juan, Philosophy
Dr. Cynthia Chance, Philosophy
 

1. Action for Justice: South Africa Project, Rm. 236
   Presenter: Sr. Mary Margaret Pignone
    Trinity Faculty: Dr. Adona Wright Wimberly, Psychology
    
2. Sister Academies/Notre Dame Education Centers, Rm. 232
   Washington Middle School for Girls
   Presenters: Sr. Joan Ferraro and Sr. Mary Bourdon
    Trinity Faculty: Dr. Deborah Litt, Education
    
3. Notre Dame Americorps, Rm. 234
   Presenters: Sr. Katherine Corr and Americorps Members
   Trinity Faculty: Dr. Mary Reintsma, Economics
    
4. Communications Outreach, Online Education, Rm. 242
   Notre Dame Virtual School
   Presenters: Sr. Kristin Hokanson,
   Sr. Karen Hokanson, Sr. Maureen Griffin
   Trinity Faculty: Dr. Carlotta Ocampo, Psychology; Dr. William Steel, Information Technology
      
5. Notre Dame Education Center, Rm. 230
   Presenters: Sr. Joanne Schneberger, Sr. Joan Kerrigan
   Trinity Faculty: Dr. Roberta Dorr, Education
    

Session III: International Perspective and Student Voices

Global Review: Dr. Robert Maguire, Director of Programs in International Affairs

Reports from the Sr. Seton Cunneen Fellows

Remarks by Trinity Students on Women’s Education and International Experience

Session IV - O'Connor Auditorium
UN Perspective on the Global Challenge of Educating Girls

Moderator: Dr. Saudra Herndon Oyewole, Dean of Arts & Sciences

Sr. Joan F. Burke, SND
Sr. Ann Scholz, SSND
NGO Representatives at the UN for the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur/School Sisters of Notre Dame as Non-Governmental Organizations in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations

Sr. Ann Scholz, SSND
NGO Representative at the UN for the School Sisters of Notre Dame

Trinity Faculty: Dr. Kathleen McGinnis, Political Science

Invocation: Campus Minister Barbara Humphrey McCrabb

Welcome: Dr. Peggy O’Brien, Chair of the Board of Trustees

Greetings from the Trinity College Alumnae Association: Ms. Eileen Maxwell, President of the Alumnae Association

Greetings by Trinity Faculty and Students: Ms. Rewa Burnham, President of the Student Government Association; Dr. Minverva San Juan, Philosophy, College of Arts and Sciences; Dr. V.R. Nemani, Business, School of Professional Studies; Dr. Roberta Dorr, Education, School of Education

Trinity and the Sisters of Notre Dame: Sr. Margaret Claydon, SND, President Emerita

Recognition of the Congregational Leadership Team: President Patricia McGuire

Keynote Address: Sr.Camilla Burns, SND, Congregational Leader

The 5:00 Liturgy on Saturday fulfills the Sunday obligation, so there will not be a Liturgy on Sunday morning.  The mini-retreat will be a time to gather for final reflections on the discussions that occurred throughout the Symposium.
 
Because many participants have travel plans on Sunday, please tell the staff at the registration table whether you intend to stay for brunch on Sunday and whether you will participate in the mini-retreat.