Hispanic Institute records, 1973-2003.

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Hispanic Institute records, 1973-2003.

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The papers of the Hispanic Institute of Mundelein College span the years 1973-2003 and document the beginning of the Institute to the Mundelein-Loyola affiliation through the period of integration with Loyola's Institute of Pastoral Studies. Under the direction of William Spine, S.J., the program grew to foster interest and planning for education for pastoral ministry of Spanish speaking Catholics begun early in the 1960s and 1970s. The papers show the leadership of Mundelein College and Carol Frances Jegen, BVM, as both director and coordinator in developing educational courses and in working with other similar interest groups and agencies to provide necessary and essential pastoral ministry education. The papers include materials such as course offerings, minutes and agendas of meetings, financial reports, search for and grant proposals for financial support, correspondence and Hispanic Task Force Reports. Spanish language documents, titles, and other material are not translated into English.

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Loyola University of Chicago. Women and Leadership Archives.

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Loyola University of Chicago. Hispanic Institute.

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Mundelein College program, established in 1976. The Hispanic Institute of Mundelein College began as a cooperative program sponsored by the pastoral ministry component of the Religious Studies Department, the bilingual bicultural program of the Education Department and the Spanish Department of the Modern Language Division. In 1976 a six week summer program with experienced faculty began. The weekly themes were: Culture and Ministry, Ministry to Hispanic Youth in the US, Ecclesial Communities Mo...

Zapata, Dominga.

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Jegen, Carol Frances

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Born October 11, 1925, Chicago, Illinois. Distinguished author, professor, and member of the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Carol Frances Jegen was born October 11, 1925. She joined the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary on September 8, 1944. She received her B.S. in History from St. Louis University in 1951, and both her M.A. in Theology in 1958 and her Ph. D. in Religious Studies in 1968 from Marquette University. She served as a faculty member at Mundelein Universit...

Spine, William.

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Mundelein College. Hispanic Institute

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