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Catholic Intellectual Tradition

Established in 2012, the Center for the Catholic Intellectual Tradition expands upon Duquesne’s long history of considering—and contributing to—the Catholic intellectual tradition in both the historical and the modern contexts. Its mission is to promote and advance the Catholic intellectual tradition across the entire spectrum of the University’s pursuits: research, teaching, faculty networking, and programs that apply Catholic ideas and ideals to a broad range of issues. As part of the Office of Mission and Identity and in concert with Duquesne’s Strategic Plan, the Center supports a community-wide emphasis on central Catholic and Spiritan values such as social justice, peace, and the integrity of creation.


PT Faculty Research Grant

The Center for the Catholic Intellectual Tradition is pleased to announce the Part-time Faculty Research Grant for the 2013-14 academic year.

Undergraduate Research Award
Catholic Intellectural Tradition and Spiritan Studies Award for Undergraduate Research

To celebrate and encourage undergraduate research that engages resources in Catholic intellectual traditions in general, or Spiritan sources more particularly.

Congratulations to our Undergraduate Student Research Award winners!

Megan Barber, Sophomore/Rangos School of Health Sciences
"Religious and Spiritual Application in Healthcare"

Stephanie Sloan and Rebecca Marie Yoder, Sophomore/Mary Pappert School of Music
"From Heavens to Hands: A Student's Perspective on the Music of Charles Tournemire"