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Challenged to Choose: The Courage to Act
February 2-10
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Ongoing Events: February 2 -10 |
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Online Resources
Marquette University Libraries are pleased to offer an online resource guide and webliography to faculty, staff and students in preparation for Mission Week 2007 and the visit of Lynn Brewer. The resource guide includes case study information on Enron, resources on ethical decision-making, and tools for personal discernment. Click here to access the online resource guide and webliography.
 Mission Week Film Festival —You Oughta Be in Pictures!
Lights, camera, action! All Marquette offices and student organizations are invited to join in the spirit of Mission Week by submitting a 3-minute video titled,
“Marquette:Challenged to Choose, the Courage to Act.” Participating offices and groups will be given one-time-use video cameras and guidelines. Entries will be judged by a panel, and the top six submissions (three from registered student organizations and three from university offices) will be posted on the Mission Week Web site. The two first-place
winners will receive a pizza lunch and the recognition of having their winning films shown at the beginning of the Mission Week keynote address by Lynn Brewer (4 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 8). Limited to the first 30 participating groups (15 in each category). To register, contact the Office of Mission and Identity at 288-1881 or laura.krenz@marquette.edu. Sponsored by the Office of Mission and Identity and the Instructional Media Center.
Click here for more information and contest guidelines.
What to Do? Ethical Dilemmas on Film
Marquette’s Channel 95 is broadcasting a series of films that reflect the Mission Week theme of “Challenged to Choose: the Courage to Act,” including The Constant Gardener, Erin Brockovich, Good Night and Good Luck, North Country, and Tears of the Sun. Broadcast at 9 p.m. February 4–8. Sponsored by the Office of Residence Life.
Daily Mission Reflections
Need a few minutes for contemplating the big picture and the choices in your life? Read the daily Mission reflections and discuss them with friends or colleagues. Consider stopping by the Chapel of the Holy Family on AMU’s second floor for a few moments of quiet in a busy week. Sponsored by the Faber Center for Ignatian Spirituality.
Imagine the Courage to Act
Sometimes it is only our imaginations that keep us from doing the right thing. Stop by the AMU first floor display case to reflect on what the “the courage to act” might mean in your own life. Sponsored by Alpha Sigma Nu.
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