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The content of this Student-led Night Chapel is currently being planned.

Event Link/Event Registration: https://www.nes.edu/doctoral-program/program/overview/

WITTEMAN SYMPOSIUM FOR LIFE

SPEAKER:   Rev. Dr. Alveda King, Director of African American Outreach

MESSAGE:  "Creating a Culture of Life"

Program Contact: Lisa DeVinney, 585.594.6990 DeVinney_Lisa@roberts.edu
Program Web Site: http://www.roberts.edu/bha

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Program Contact: Lisa DeVinney, 585.594.6990 DeVinney_Lisa@roberts.edu
Program Web Site: http://www.roberts.edu/om

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Program Contact: Darlene Heitz, 585.594.6011 heitz_darlene@roberts.edu
Program Web Site: http://www.roberts.edu/graduate/programs/school-counseling-ms.aspx

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Program Contact: Darlene Heitz, 585.594.6011 heitz_darlene@roberts.edu
Program Web Site: http://www.roberts.edu/PSYD

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BARNES SYMPOSIUM

SPEAKER:  Brother Guy Consolmango, S.J. President, Vatican Observatory Foundation

MESSAGE:  "Joy and the Cross:  Church and Science" - Baruch 3:35

Program Contact: Paul Ziegler, 585-594-6146 Ziegler_Paul@roberts.edu
Program Web Site: http://www.roberts.edu/teacher_education

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Program Contact: Jane Walker, 585-594-6145 Walker_Jane@roberts.edu
Program Web Site: http://www.roberts.edu/non-degree-courses-and-certificates/pathway-program.aspx

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Brother Guy Consolmagno, Director of the Vatican Obervatory.

Why Do We Look to the Heavens: Why does the Vatican support an astronomical observatory? The roots of the Vatican Observatory go back to the Gregorian Reform of the Calendar in 1582, and its modern mission is to praise the Creator by doing good science. But this question masks a deeper question: why do individuals choose to spend their lives in pursuit of pure knowledge? The motivation behind our choices, both as individuals and as a society, affects the way we do science and ultimately the way we understand ourselves.

Event Link/Event Registration: https://www.roberts.edu/barnes-symposium.aspx

Dinner and Q&A with Barnes Symposium Speaker Brother Guy Consolmagno.

$15

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Keynote address by Brother Guy Consolmagno, S.J., Director of the Vatican Observatory

Does Science Need God? Logic and reason must always start with assumptions, and the assumptions behind science are, at their root, religious assumptions. Our core beliefs not only determine how we expect the universe to work; they also and just as importantly supply the motivation for the science we do, and indeed they determine why we as individuals choose to be scientists. This interplay, including the role of faith (and God) can be seen in how science developed in the medieval universities, during the Reformation, and even into the 20th century with the revolutions in modern physics.

Event Link/Event Registration: https://www.roberts.edu/barnes-symposium.aspx

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Class with First Year Seminar and invited guests to discuss “How to Be a Scientist and a Christian” .

Speaker Guy Consolmagno, Director Specola Vaticana

Program Contact: Ana Fermin, 585.594.6388 Fermin_Ana@Roberts.edu
Program Web Site: http://www.roberts.edu/degree-completion/programs/rn-to-bs-program.aspx

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Program Contact: Stephen Fisher, 585.594.6478 Fisher_Stephen@roberts.edu
Program Web Site: http://www.roberts.edu/msl/

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Program Contact: Stephen Fisher, 585.594.6478 Fisher_Stephen@roberts.edu
Program Web Site: http://www.roberts.edu/msmk/

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The journey of discerning which path of theological education is right for you is much clearer when you have all the information you need. We invite you to attend a Seminary information webinar from the comfort of your home or office. Together we will discuss the critical program components that fully equip and transform students to share in the mission of God.

You can expect to:

• Get to know us better
• Learn more about our many programs and distinctives
• Share your vision for ministry and theological study
• Gain insight into new online learning opportunities
• Ask questions

Event Link/Event Registration: https://www.nes.edu/information-meetings/

Discussions are led by our Resident Directors and various guest facilitators on various topics through the semester.   Some Fridays may connect with chapel themes that are touched upon at early chapels that week to keep the conversation going.