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2007 - 2008 YDS Campus Events

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4:00pm YDS Opening Convocation Marquand Chapel
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5:30pm A service of celebration and thanksgiving for the life of Professor Childs.  You are invited to contribute letters or words of encouragement and remembrance to be included in a book of remembrances for Ann Childs.  You may send your contribution via email as an attachment to grace.pauls@yale.edu by Friday, September 14th.  Please identify your email by writing "Childs Memorial Service" on the subject line. Marquand Chapel
27-29   Ethnography & Ecclesiology Conference CF&C
28 6:00pm Fall Faculty Reception/Dinner Common Room
29   Scola Retreat ISM
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4:15pm Yale Literature & Spirituality Series presents: Scott Cairns, poet Bookstore
5-6 Marquand Chapel Dedication & Choral Gala (Harald Vogel) Marquand Chapel
8-11 Convocation/Reunion Week All Quad
16 5:15pm Bainton Lecture Niebuhr
19-20 Philosophy of Religion Conference TBA
21 Zakresky CC Recital ISM
23 4:00pm General Faculty Meeting RSV
  5:30pm Memorial Service for Letty Russell. A service of celebration and thanksgiving for the life of Professor Letty Russell.  You are invited to contribute letters or words of encouragement and remembrance to be included in a book of remembrances for Shanon Clarkson.  You may send your contribution via email as an attachment to grace.pauls@yale.edu by Friday, October 22.  Please identify your email by writing "Russell Memorial Service" on the subject line. Marquand Chapel
24 12:30pm Afternoon Recital Series: Zachary Hemenway, organ Marquand Chapel
25-27   Sacred Architecture Symposium Thur- Marquand Chapel
30 4:00pm BPO Meeting RSV
  4:30pm Memorial for Lana Schwebel. All are invited. Quadrangle
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Open House for Prospective Students Common Room
1-2 YDS Board of Advisors RSV
3 Camerata/Murray ISM
5 4:30pm Liturgy Symposium: Jaime Lara Rehabilitating Human Sacrifice in a Christian Context ISM Great Hall
6 4:00pm General Faculty Meeting RSV
  5:15pm Lecture/Reception - J. Ashton Niebuhr
12 4:15pm Yale Literature & Spirituality Series presents: David Plante, novelist Bookstore
13 4:00pm BPO Meeting RSV
  7:30pm Fall Lecture on Religion, Science & Technology: "Naturalizing the Spiritual" Ron Chrisley, Sussex University, UK Niebuhr
22-23   Thanksgiving and University Recess  
29 4:00pm Tuning and the Marquand Organ: A Cure for Irregularity Ross W. Duffin Marquand Chapel
30 5:00pm Sacri affetti musicali Judith Malafronte, mezzo-soprano, and friends Music of Strozzi, Monteverdi, and others. Marquand Chapel
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4:30pm Liturgy Symposium: Robin M. Jensen The Adoration of the Magi in Early Western Artistic, Liturgical, and Textual Tradition ISM Great Hall
4 4:00pm General Faculty Meeting RSV
9   DiOrio CC Recital ISM
    GOMY -- Martin Jean ISM
11 4:00pm BPO Meeting RSV
  7:00pm Advent ServiceReception Marquand Chapel
17-21   Exam Week  
21   End of Fall Semester Common Room
14 Beginning of Spring Semester  
15 4:00pm General Faculty Meeting RSV
21 Martin Luther King Day - No classes  
22 4:00pm BPO Meeting RSV
24 4:15pm Mark Lilla, professor of humanities at  Columbia University and author of The Reckless Mind: Intellectuals in Politics (2001), and The Stillborn God: Religion, Politics, and the Modern West (2007), lecture on "The Politics of God."  Commentary to be provided by  Dale Martin of the Department of Religious Studies and  Andrew March of the Department of Political Science.  The lecture is sponsored by the Initiative on Religion and Politics at Yale and the Department of Religious Studies. Common Room
29 5:15pm HOLD - Endowed Lectureship Niebuhr
30 12:30pm Afternoon Recital Series: Christian Lane, organ Marquand
4 4:30pm Liturgy Symposium: Ivica Novakovic Liturgy as a Form of Cultural Memory ISM Great Hall
7 4:00pm Edward L. Greenstein of Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel, will deliver a three-part series in February on the topic "Is God Just, or Just God?  Rethinking Job." Sessions will be held on Feb. 7, 13, and 20. The schedule of sessions is: Feb. 7, "The Problem of Evil in the Book of Job" (lecture); Feb. 13, "Job on Trial:  Another Look at the Prose Tale" (seminar); Feb. 20, "Is Everybody at Fault? Another Look at the Dialogues in Job" (seminar).  The series is co-sponsored by the Program n Judaic Studies with the Department of Religious Studies, Yale Divinity School, and the Joseph Slifka Center for Jewish Life at Yale. Slifka Center
8-9   Lutherans in Diaspora Conference TBA
13 12:30pm Afternoon Recital Series: Parker Kitterman, organ Marquand Chapel
  4:00pm Edward L. Greenstein of Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel, will deliver a three-part series in February on the topic "Is God Just, or Just God?  Rethinking Job." Sessions will be held on Feb. 7, 13, and 20. The schedule of sessions is: Feb. 7, "The Problem of Evil in the Book of Job" (lecture); Feb. 13, "Job on Trial:  Another Look at the Prose Tale" (seminar); Feb. 20, "Is Everybody at Fault? Another Look at the Dialogues in Job" (seminar).  The series is co-sponsored by the Program n Judaic Studies with the Department of Religious Studies, Yale Divinity School, and the Joseph Slifka Center for Jewish Life at Yale. Slifka Center
15-16   Believers in Business Conf (3rd Ann) CF&C (to be held at SOM)
19 4:00pm General Faculty Meeting RSV
20 1:45pm Join Professor Robert George for an afternoon seminar and discussion on "Democratic Pluralism, Public Reason, and Religious Faith."  This event is sponsored by the Yale Forum on Faith and Politics and the Intercollegiate Studies Institute.  George is the McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and Director of the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions at Princeton University.  He is a member of the President's Council on Bioethics and previously served as a presidential appointee to the United States Commission on Civil Rights, and as a judicial fellow at the Supreme Court of the United States. Jonathan Edwards Dining Room
  4:00pm Edward L. Greenstein of Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel, will deliver a three-part series in February on the topic "Is God Just, or Just God?  Rethinking Job." Sessions will be held on Feb. 7, 13, and 20. The schedule of sessions is: Feb. 7, "The Problem of Evil in the Book of Job" (lecture); Feb. 13, "Job on Trial:  Another Look at the Prose Tale" (seminar); Feb. 20, "Is Everybody at Fault? Another Look at the Dialogues in Job" (seminar).  The series is co-sponsored by the Program n Judaic Studies with the Department of Religious Studies, Yale Divinity School, and the Joseph Slifka Center for Jewish Life at Yale. Slifka Center
21-24   "The Spirit in Worship..." converence  
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  Conference on Religion and Ecology/The Renewal Multimedia Project
Contact tcmk@aya.yale.edu for information.
Common Room
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tba Lecture/Reception/Dinner - J. Scheid Niebuhr
4 4:00pm General Faculty Meeting RSV
10-21   Spring Recess  
21   Good Friday-No classes  
24   Easter Rejoicing Marquand Chapel
25 4:00pm BPO Meeting RSV
4 - 6:30pm Annual Book Party Common Room
27 5:30pm A service of celebration and thanksgiving for the life of Professor Lansing Hicks, who died Jan. 14, will take place at the Divinity School.  You are invited to contribute letters or words of encouragement and remembrance to be included in a book of remembrances for Helen Hicks.  You may send your contribution via email or as an attachment to grace.pauls@yale.edu by Monday, March 17th.  Please identify your email by writing "Hicks Memorial Service" on the subject line. The service will be webcast live on the YDS Video page.
Marquand Chapel
29 8:00pm The Sound of Love Calmus Ensemble Leipzig Marquand Chapel
30   Vocal Concert ISM
1 5:30pm Yale Divinity School 2008 Sustainability Summit (pdf) Common Room
3-5 "Middle Passage Conversations on Black Religion in the African Diaspora" Conference  
7 4:30pm Liturgy Symposium: Joanne Pierce A “Chapel on the Moon”: Reflections on Roman Catholic Liturgical Imagination in 1967 and in 2007 ISM Great Hall
8 4:00pm General Faculty Meeting RSV
13 GOMY - William POrter ISM
16-17 BDS Board of Trustees RSV/ Berkeley
21-23   Trio of Forum on Faith and Politics Events April 21, 22, 23
 
21 12:30pm Professor Phil Gorski on “Obama, the African American Church, and Civil Religion” (drawing on his article “Class, Nation, and Covenant”).  A catered lunch will be served. S117
22 12:00pm Congressman Mickey Edwards on "Conservatism, the Constitution, and Religion in the Public Square." A catered lunch will be served. J.E. Dining Hall
  4:00pm BPO RSV
23 6:00pm YDS Screening of Lord Save Us From Your Followers with a Q&A with the film director.  A light dinner will be served. RSV
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Mary E. Sommar, a 2007-08 visiting fellow at Yale Divinity School, will give a talk on “The Medieval Church and Its Slaves”.  She is the author of the book Medieval Church Law and the Origins of the Western Legal Tradition, among other
publications.  The talk, free and open to the public.  Previously, Sommar taught in the History Department at Wartburg College.

J.E. Dining Hall
27 12:30pm Interfaith Solidarity on Global Climate Change  
28 MLK - Classes Rescheduled  
29 6:00pm Spring Faculty Reception/Dinner Common Room
     
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  YDS Board of Advisors Marquand
5-9   Exam Week  
6 2:00pm General Faculty Meeting RSV
20 2:00pm General Faculty Meeting RSV
4:00pm BPO Meeting RSV
25-26   YDS and YU Commencement
Video will be streamed live on YDS Webcasts
All Quad
     
2 - 20   Summer Term  
     
       
     
       
     
18   CF&C Advisory Board Meeting CF&C
18-19   Sarah Smith Conference CF&C

 

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