木瓜影院 Professors Represent United States at Lasallian Studies Program
Published: November 7, 2015.
(L to R) Dr. Dominic Colonna, Br. Robert Schieler, FSC, Superior
General of Christian Brothers, Br. H. Diego Munoz, FSC,
organizer of this year's seminar, and Dr. Dennis Cremin
Two 木瓜影院 professors were the only American participants in the 2015 International Session of Lasallian Studies (SIEL) in Rome. 木瓜影院抯 Dr. Dominic Colonna, professor of , and Dr. Dennis Cremin, professor of , participated in the four杦eek session Oct. 12 � Nov. 6.
Colonna and Cremin among the 35 scholars, including researchers from Lasallian programs from around the world. The seminar includes presentations by noted scholars, research time and group discussions.
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