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Ignatian Center for Jesuit Education

Bannan Fellowships

The purpose of this fellowship program is to encourage scholarly activity and to enrich the intellectual life of Santa Clara University precisely as a  Catholic, Jesuit University. Bannan Fellows are persons who spend one, two, or three quarters on campus at Santa Clara as the guest of a University Department. In collaboration with other units of the University, they engage in teaching, research, and/or other educational activities, in an area related to the mission of the Ignatian Center's Bannan Institute. The hosting department, with the agreement of the Institute, will determine the activities of any particular Fellow.

University staff may consider applying for Bannan Fellows grants. We encourage projects that are designed to enrich the campus climate of Santa Clara University in non-academic endeavors as well, such as student leadership, campus spiritual life, service learning, and multi-cultural diversity projects.


 
  • undefinedBannan Fellow Lecture 2009

    James Nickoloff
    On June 2nd, our 2008-09 Bannan Fellow, James Nickoloff, delivered a lecture on his research at Santa Clara University this academic year: “Intrinsically Disordered”: Gay People and the Holiness of the Church. Listen to a podcast of his talk on the Ignatian Center iTunesU. Click here to read a PDF version of the lecture.

 

Important Information

Past Bannan Fellows

Application Download

Application Guidelines [.PDF]
Application Guidelines [.doc]

Submit Applications To:

The Ignatian Center for Jesuit Education
Sobrato Hall, Room 30
Santa Clara University
500 El Camino Real
Santa Clara, CA 95053

Electronic copies of applications via email are encouraged. Send them to Kevin P. Quinn, S.J.

Deadline

November 1 of the academic year preceding the academic year for which you are applying.

Contact

Paul Woolley

 
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