Complete Student Evaluations, 1997-20052005, Topics in Law: International Law
2004, Political Communication
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2004, International Legal Systems
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2002, The Law in Shakespeare's Plays
Class part of London Study Abroad Program
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2002, International Law & Treaties
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2001, Law & Ethics of Mass Communication
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2001, Media Law & Ethics
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2000, Civil Law & Church Administration
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2000, Personal and Academic Development
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1999, Civil Law & Church Administration
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1999, Personal and Academic Development
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1998, Personal and Academic Development
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1997, Personal and Academic Development
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Overview Student Evaluations, 1997-2005
2004, Political Communication:
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Special Series: Lay Marianist Formation Symposium, 1998 - 2000
In the summer of 1998, I taught an intensive course on the history of the Society of Mary (TH5258). The class was part of the Lay Marianist Formation Symposium titled "Embracing Our History." The second of the twinned courses, which was on Marianist Spirituality, was taught by Fr. John Moder, S.M. I was honored to participate in that immersion experience of the history and heritage of the Marianist charism.
Thus, I was happy to repeat the experience, and co-teach two courses during the summer of 1999 with Fr. Bill Meyer, S.M., as part of the Second Lay Marianist Formation Symposium, titled "The Journey of Community." The Symposium was held at the residence of the Daughters of Mary Immaculate (the Marianist Sisters) in San Antonio, Texas between July 15-18, 1999. 
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Special Course: The Marianist International Institute of Language, 2000
The summer of 2000, I co-taught a course on the Characteristics of Marianist
Education with my wife, Mary Lynne, for the special three-week program called the Marianist International Institute of Language (MIIL). The institute was designed for teachers at Marianist schools from around the world, and we had 23 students from several different countries. The students are pictured in this section's photograph - as you can see it was a lively mix of participants! 
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