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OTHER PROGRAMS

GRAHAM GREENE AND THE CHRISTIAN LITERARY IMAGINATION

Presented by the Thomistic Institute

GRAHAM GREENE AND THE CHRISTIAN LITERARY IMAGINATION

Monday, April 20, 6 PM

CGIS S020, Harvard University

Prof. Raymond Hain (Providence College)

BEING HUMAN IN THE DIGITAL AGE: A DISCUSSION

Presented by the Lumen Christi Institute

BEING HUMAN IN THE DIGITAL AGE: A DISCUSSION

Friday, April 24, 3 - 5 PM EDT

Online

Antón Barba-Kay (Georgetown Law)

Jared Ortiz (Hope College)

The dominance of technology in our lives and the precipitous rise of artificial intelligence in the last few years has raised profound questions. We are being asked to think more deeply about what it means to be human, how we should (and whether we can) live with our creations, and what kind of life we can share together. How should we understand these new technologies? How does our use of digital technology form us? Is it changing society in fundamental ways? How should we think about the religious aspirations and dimensions of this new technology? In this webinar, professor of theology Jared Ortiz will interview philosopher Anton Barba-Kay about his new book, A Web of Our Own Making: The Nature of Digital Formation.

INTEGRATED VOCATION: WISDOM FOR MARRIAGE, FAMILY, AND ACADEMIC LIFE

Presented by COLLIS at Cornell and Providence College

INTEGRATED VOCATION: WISDOM FOR MARRIAGE, FAMILY, AND ACADEMIC LIFE

Wednesday, April 29, 7 PM

Zoom

Holly Taylor Coolman (Providence College)

Boyd Taylor Coolman (Boston College)

Peter Casarella (Duke University)

Join Holly Taylor Coolman (Providence College) and Boyd Taylor Coolman (Boston College) for a candid conversation, moderated by Peter Casarella (Duke University), on the wisdom needed to cultivate a flourishing marriage and family life amid the rigors of the academic career. Co-sponsored by Providence College and Cornell’s COLLIS Institute, this VITA webinar offers practical guidance and wise counsel on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, 7pm (EST). Children are welcome to join you on the Zoom call as you participate!

Webinar Schedule:

7:00pm - 7:40pm - Moderated discussion

7:40pm - 8:05pm - Open Discussion/Q&A

8:05pm - 8:15 pm - Breakout discussions lead by VITA Graduate Student Organizers (Meet other grads and early career scholars and share perspectives!)

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