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Pathways to an Interreligious Future
From the Fall 2019 edition of Skylight
Read President Lehmann's vision for advancing the GTU as a leading laboratory for interreligious life and learning.
Apply Now for Fall 2020
Interreligious Chaplaincy Program
The first of its kind, the GTU's Interreligious Chaplaincy Program equips professionals with the skills to offer spiritual care among diverse populations and in multireligious contexts. Discover how you can be part of the initial cohort of students in this program.
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AFTER/LIFE Opening Reception
Please join CARe for the opening of our Spring 2020 exhibition, AFTER/LIFE. The artist Mark Mitchell will be in attendance, and there will be refreshments and live music to enjoy!
Rituals for dealing with death and remembrance reflect a wide spread of beliefs. AFTER/LIFE presents two such expressions in the contemporary arts community. The lives of artists Ed Aulerich-Sugai and Mark Mitchell, both affected by HIV/AIDS, reverberated in radical acts of love. Aulerich-Sugai succumbed to AIDS-related complications while Mitchell’s life was saved by antiretroviral drugs.
Aulerich-Sugai’s legacy...
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Application Info Session and Statement of Purpose Workshop
Whether you're interested in pursuing a PhD, an MA, or a certificate, join GTU admission staff to further clarify your vision and submit the strongest application possible. Join us by livestream or in person for this special event.
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GTU Students Discuss Their Work in Our Webinar
Thinking about applying to the GTU? Then check out the replay of this twenty-minute webinar from the spring in which three current doctoral students--Matthew Hartman, Laura Dunn, and Myoung-Ho Sin--join Assistant Director of Admissions Kelly Colwell to share briefly about their studies and experiences at the GTU. Hear from the people who REALLY know what it’s like to study at the GTU!
GTU Alumni and Faculty Books
Nominate 2019 GTU Books for the $10,000 Borsch-Rast Book Prize
It's a new year, and time to nominate 2019 books written by GTU alumni or current faculty for the $10,000 Borsch-Rast Book Prize. Find contest guidelines and online nomination form here. Nominations close the final Wednesday of April.
Democracy and Dialogue
Life, Liberty & the Pursuit of Peace
“Life, Liberty & the Pursuit of Peace” is a year-long GTU consortial initiative exploring the connections between interreligious dialogue, spirituality, and civic engagement in our contemporary democracy. Get the latest updates about courses, public events, and news associated with this election-year effort.
Featured Event
Application Info Session and Statement of Purpose Workshop
Whether you're interested in pursuing a PhD, an MA, or a certificate, join GTU admission staff to further clarify your vision and submit the strongest application possible. Join us by livestream or in person for this special event.
Watch Our Webinar
GTU Students Discuss Their Work in Our Webinar
Thinking about applying to the GTU? Then check out the replay of this twenty-minute webinar from the spring in which three current doctoral students--Matthew Hartman, Laura Dunn, and Myoung-Ho Sin--join Assistant Director of Admissions Kelly Colwell to share briefly about their studies and experiences at the GTU. Hear from the people who REALLY know what it’s like to study at the GTU!
GTU Alumni and Faculty Books
Nominate 2019 GTU Books for the $10,000 Borsch-Rast Book Prize
It's a new year, and time to nominate 2019 books written by GTU alumni or current faculty for the $10,000 Borsch-Rast Book Prize. Find contest guidelines and online nomination form here. Nominations close the final Wednesday of April.
Democracy and Dialogue
Life, Liberty & the Pursuit of Peace
“Life, Liberty & the Pursuit of Peace” is a year-long GTU consortial initiative exploring the connections between interreligious dialogue, spirituality, and civic engagement in our contemporary democracy. Get the latest updates about courses, public events, and news associated with this election-year effort.
Featured News
Pathways to an Interreligious Future
From the Fall 2019 edition of Skylight
Read President Lehmann's vision for advancing the GTU as a leading laboratory for interreligious life and learning.
Featured News
Insight e-Newsletter
Insight is the e-newsletter of the GTU featuring news, upcoming events, and more. Read recent editions here, or sign-up to receive INSIGHT and other news from the GTU.
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