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    All the Questions: Spirituality in the University
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        Dennis H Holtschneider
        
 
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                                1. November 2006
                            
                        
                    
                
            
  Published Online: 2006-11-1
 
©2011 Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co. KG, Berlin/Boston
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Artikel in diesem Heft
- Invited Featured Article
 - Engaged Vincentian Leadership: The Values and Competencies That Inspire Leaders to Serve in the Footsteps of St. Vincent De Paul
 - Educating Principled Citizens: A Small Private College Advances Its Long-Standing Mission Via Lessons Learned From a New Values Initiative at a Large Public University
 - Methods of Theological Reflection in the Summer Service Learning Program: Integrating Spirituality and Civic Engagement
 - Attending to Spirituality in Issues of Science and Religion: Challenges and Triumphs
 - Moving Like a Starfish: Beyond a Unilinear Model of Student Transformation in Service Learning Classes
 - All the Questions: Spirituality in the University
 - Community Service and Spirituality: Integrating Faith, Service, and Social Justice at Depaul University
 - Strengthening Spirituality and Civic Engagement in Higher Education
 - Practices From Spiritual Direction That Deepen Civic Engagement
 - College Students, Faith and the Public Realm: The Relationship Between Religious Attitudes and Civic and Political Engagement
 - From the Editors
 - Integrating Service and Spirituality in College
 - What They're Reading
 - Choosing Civility: The Twenty-Five Rules of Considerate Conduct
 - When Jesus Came to Harvard: Making Moral Choices Today
 - Ethical Issues on Campus
 - Being a Coke or Pepsi Campus: The Good and Bad of Commercializing Our Academic Institutions