Presented by Loyola University Chicago, Marquette University, University of San Diego

As our cities continue to face the economic impacts of the pandemic, the imperative to advance racial justice and equity, heightened emotional and mental health trauma, and ongoing uncertainty about the future, religiously-affiliated institutions of higher education and local faith-based organizations must leverage their efforts in community engagement and remain focused on their fundamental mission to serve their communities. Join the editors of the most recent Metropolitan Universities journal issue to

  • consider the intersections of faith and community engagement at urban institutions
  • explore their methodology for co-authoring the introductory article and curating the journal issue
  • understand what they learned through the process along with their own motivations
  • recognize the critical role that a faith-driven hope must play in engagement moving forward

Read Vol. 31 No. 3 (2020): The Intersection of Faith and Community Engagement at Urban Institutions

Presenters

  • Patrick Green, Loyola University Chicago
  • Cynthia P. Stewart, Loyola University Chicago
  • Daniel J. Bergen, Marquette University
  • Christopher Nayve, University of San Diego