An exhibition of art and publications by the faculty and staff of the Art and Art History Department and the de Saisset Museum at SCU.
Purpose and Priorities
On the Hunt for Finance Experience
Coming into Santa Clara University and into the business school, I knew that getting involved on campus would be the number one way for me to not only develop personally but also professionally
Former Health Care Ethics Intern, Bilal Arshadullah ’24, fills inaugural role in groundbreaking fellowship.
Denae Rivera '25 completed a REAL internship as an archivist for the Latina Coalition of Silicon Valley, where she worked to connect and inspire fellow Latinas.
Subbu Vincent, director, journalism and media ethics, quoted by World Association of News Publishers.
Synopsis: Erin reflects on her experience so far at HFSV.
Synopsis: Sanya’s internship at SVCN has been a journey of personal growth and community building.
Synopsis: Reflecting on how the collaborative spirit of Cristo Rey San José’s staff and students fuels the mission of helping students to thrive academically, socially, and personally.
Synopsis: Marcus describes valuable insights and skills into nonprofit work to build a healthier socioeconomic landscape in San Jose.
Synopsis: Benoit shares fostering community impact through Veggielution initiatives.
Examining Climate Justice Activists’ Sociopolitical Development
Synopsis: Shubhaan shares his impactful projects as he learns more about San Jose’s economic landscape.
Synopsis: My First Few as a Community Fellow!
Subramaniam Vincent, director, journalism and media ethics, published by Forbes.
Brian Green, director, technology ethics, interviewed by PBS.
An overview of this year’s NEH Summer Institute including an SCU alum speaker, discussions relating to Francisco Jimenez’s The Circuit: Stories from the Life of a Migrant Child (1997) as well as other immigration-related texts/art, and Maria Judnick’s contribution.
An Interview with CAH event organizer Dr. Danielle Morgan
Interview with Dr. Bochettaz about his time on the Fulbright Campus Committee
An Interview with Dr. Heather Turner about her journey with UX pedagogy research and its implications
An interview with Leonard Crosby about his short story being published in Andromeda Spaceways Magazine
The founder of Abuja, Nigeria-based Centre for Women Studies and Intervention received $1 million; finalists Thrive for Life and JRS-Romania received $100,000 each
James Bennett
James Bennett is Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Religious Studies, where he has taught since 2002. His research has examined the intersection of religion and race and the United States and marginal religious communities. His current work focuses on the Modern Anticult Movement, a project that grew out of the Inventing Religion in America class that is the basis of this blog entry.