Saltar al contenido principal

2025 Caritas Veritas Symposium: Embodied Work: Justice and Innovation
5 de noviembre.

Proposals accepted through September 15, 2025

Saltar a forma

Our university mission statement affirms that as a Sinsinawa Dominican–sponsored institution, we prepare students to pursue truth, to give compassionate service, and to participate in the creation of a more just and humane world.  The vision animating our mission claims that we will be an innovative leader in empowering graduates from diverse backgrounds to meet the challenges of an increasingly interdependent world.  

At our sixteenth annual symposium we celebrate the work that has grounded us since the beginning and explore the topic of “Embodied Work: Justice and Innovation.” Our mission and the commitment that orientates our community toward justice will guide our exploration on November 5, 2025. This year, we focus on stories of mission for this moment. How are we embodying and celebrating this mission in our classes, our community, and our relationships?  

We welcome scholarly, creative and artistic expression of the ways we engage one another in the pursuit of truth and collective wisdom. We invite the entire Dominican community- students, faculty, staff, trustees, alumnae/i. community partners- to ponder and explore: 

  1. How do love and truth inform our commitment to justice?
  2. How does your discipline, teaching, study, or profession innovate in these times?
  3. How does the community support and deepen our work toward creating a more just and humane world? 

We particularly encourage interdisciplinary  proposals. We invite students to consider their community-based learning, internships, research projects, clinical and field placements as loci of reflection and analysis on the guiding questions. 

Proposals  for  formal papers, research presentations, ignite-style lightning talks, panel presentations, round-table discussions, workshops, dialogues, and original creative work are all encouraged. We especially welcome proposals from student presenters.  The committee is happy to work with any member of the community who has an idea for a presentation but would appreciate help or guidance in refining it into a proposal. Examples of previous presentations can be found on the symposium website.  
 
Papers with a single author will be presented in a 30-minute format, and sessions involving multiple presenters will be allowed 60 minutes.  We ask that panels limit themselves to no more than four presenters.  Ignite-style talks will be given 5 minutes and paired with others to complete a full session.  All sessions should allow time for conversation with participants.  Proposals should be approximately 150 words in length. In addition to your proposal, please include a two-sentence description of your topic for publication in the symposium program.  So that we might design a balanced symposium accommodating as many of the best proposals as possible, the planning committee may ask some individuals to adapt their preferred presentation format to fit the program. 

Proposals are being accepted now through September 15, 2025. Las preguntas pueden dirigirse a Rachel Hart Winter, Directora de la Siena Center rhartwinter@dom.edu.


Por favor complete el siguiente formulario

*
*
*
*

(Aproximadamente 150 palabras)

*

(2-3 oraciones)

*
Prefiero presentar: