Commonweal's Campus Speakers Program

Upcoming Events — 2012–13 Academic Year

April 13th, 2013
Peter Steinfels
Chestnut Hill College

April 23, 2013
Patrick Jordan
Marquette University

May 19th, 2013
David Gibson
Seattle University

October 13th, 2013
Luke Timothy Johnson
UCLA 


Available Speakers:
(Availability subject to scheduling constraints.)

Richard Alleva
Commonweal
film critic.
Richard Alleva Paul Baumann
Editor,
Commonweal.
Paul Baumann
Lisa Fullam
Associate Professor of Moral Theology, Jesuit School of Theology at Santa Clara University.
Lisa Fullam David Gibson
Religion News Service (RNS).
Author of The Coming Catholic Church and The Rule of Benedict.
David Gibson
Melinda Henneberger
Commonweal columnist.
Political writer at the Washington Post.
Melinda Henneberger  Cathleen Kaveny
Commonweal columnist. Professor of Law, University of Notre Dame. 
Cathleen Kaveny 
Luke Timothy Johnson
Professor of New Testament, Emory University. Author of Among the Gentiles and The Creed
Luke Timothy Johnson  Patrick Jordan
Former Managing Editor, Commonweal. Editor of Dorothy Day: Writings from Commonweal
Patrick Jordan 
Jack Miles
Author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning God: A Biography and Christ: A Crisis in the Life of God
Jack Miles  Peter Steinfels
Former New York Times columnist and Commonweal editor;
Author of A People Adrift: The Crisis of the Roman Catholic Church in America. 
Peter Steinfels 

How the Program Works
In most cases, if your request to present a speaker is accepted, Commonweal’s program will be able to subsidize a significant part of the speaker's fee, and will also cover travel expenses required for the speaker to reach your campus. The presenting organization is responsible for any overnight accommodations, hospitality and meals, and local/airport travel. As a condition of offering a speaker on these terms, Commonweal asks to be identified in publicity and promotion for the event, and will also provide copies of the magazine and promotional materials that you will be asked to make available at the event itself.

We also ask that you consider ways in which you might arrange for a Commonweal speaker to meet with students over a meal, or in a classroom discussion setting.

How to Request a Speaker
Contact the Commonweal Speaker Program Coordinator, KeriLee Horan. She can answer any questions about the program and will facilitate communication and the arrangement of a date between you and your desired speaker(s).

Telephone: 212.662.4200
E-Mail: keri@commonwealmagazine.org

The Commonweal Speakers Program is made possible thanks to a generous gift from James H. Duffy.

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