The University of Saint Joseph would like to invite you to the USJ 25th Anniversary - Thanksgiving Mass, presided by the Most Reverend Chancellor Dom Stephen Lee, Bishop of Macao, at the Cathedral of the Nativity of Our Lady, on Friday, 18th of March 2022, at 10am.
USJ is rooted in a long tradition of intercultural exchange that has been the hallmark of Catholic higher education in Macao since the College of Saint Paul, founded in 1594. “Scientia et Virtus” (Knowledge and Virtue), the motto of the Diocese of Macao, points its academic community to a harmonious pursuit of truth and the common good for the benefit of humanity, the Chinese people and Macao’s multicultural society.
Since its establishment 25 years ago, USJ’s character as a high-quality institution of higher education has flourished, and more than 7,500 students from over 60 different countries of various areas of study have graduated. A total of 1,209 students are currently enrolled in more than 30 programmes offered by four faculties and two research institutes.
It is the patronising mission of professional teachers to "preach and teach". Teachers must have the professional ethics of "learning to be a teacher and performing well as a model for the youngsters".
The content of the public lecture explicates the implication of teachers' professional ethics from the four aspects: practical teaching, communicating with students, working with colleagues, personal development and certified appearance. As long as they have strict requirements on themselves in these four aspects and can continuously improve, every teacher can become an “exceptional teacher”.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:Dr. Kuok Sio Lai, PhD Education
Dr. Kuok has engaged in education in Macau for decades. She taught in secondary schools and tertiary institutions in the early days, and later transferred to the public sector, where she successively served as the deputy director of the Higher Education Bureau and the deputy director of the Education and Youth Bureau. After retirement, she is still enthusiastic about education, serving as a member of the Higher Education Commission of the Macau Special Administrative Region Government, the Professional Committee of Teaching Staff and the Catholic Education Commission of the Diocese, and school board in two secondary schools.
DETAILS:Date: Tuesday, 15 March 2022Time: 18:30 – 20:00 Macau time (GMT+8)
Location: Don Bosco Auditorium, USJ Ilha Verde Campus Auditório Centenário de Fátima, USJ Ilha Verde Campus
Organised by: Faculty of Social Sciences and Education
Moderated by: Prof. Isabel Tchiang
📆 Add to my Google Calendar*This Public Lecture will be conducted in Cantonese
**USJ Public Lectures are free to attend and members of the public are very welcome"
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On Saturday, 26th of February, 2022, students of the Master of Environmental Sciences and Management (MESM) visited Kashun Environmental Protection Technology Co, Ltd., specifically their Plastic Recycling Facility in Macao.
The company recycles in Macao 10,000 Water Bottles (e.g., Spring) and about 40 tonnes of Big blue and green Garbage bins per year by making pellets (granulat) from them, from which new plastic products can be made. This method realizes the circular economy.
Plastic recycling can conserve precious natural resources (e.g., oil), protect the environment from plastic pollution, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and minimize dependence on landfills/incinerators. The global recycling rate of plastic in 2015 was only 19.5%.
The students were accompanied by Mr. Warren Man Ho Li, who teaches MES104 Pollution and Waste Management, and Prof. Franz Gassner, who teaches MES105 Environmental Management in this Master Programme.
A new year is opening up which offers us a new opportunity to deepen our Contemplative journey, familiarize ourselves with the Psalms, and try to grasp some key insights of the Gospel of John. As we are halfway through the journey during the Ignatian Year we may also wish to make an evaluation about progress and setbacks during our itinerary in the different areas such as a faithful daily practice of Contemplation, regular Contemplative reading of the Psalms, and the Gospel of John, finally: insights on how Contemplation may inspire serving leadership.
Instruction for “Contemplation & Leadership” in the Ignatian Year for March 2022 (15 March 2022)
Psalm 112:
The Psalm 112 describes the firm confidence of being rooted and grounded in the trust in the Lord. It involves a liberation from any fears. This attitude gives raise to a profound happiness which leads to a special attention and generosity to the poor.
John 14:1-21:
John 14:1-21 echoes also the attitude of complete fearlessness due to a deep faith in God. Chapter 14 is also focused on the departure of Jesus who gradually reveals himself to his disciples who have difficulty to grasp the meaning of his words. Through faith those who are close to Jesus discover him as “Way, Truth and Life”. A key sentence in v. 13 refers to a key element of the Contemplative prayer: “Whatever you ask in my name I will grant you.” With this confidence in invoking his name we trust that the Lord of peace will restore peace in the war-torn countries of the world and those regions which suffer bitterly from the consequences of devastating war.
DETAILSDate & Time: Tuesday, 15 March 2022 | 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm (GMT+8)
Instructor: Fr. Stephan Rothlin S.J
Language: English /Mandarin
REGISTER HERE >
You will receive a confirmation e-mail after your registration.
Deadline for Registration: 13 March 2022
📆 Add to my Google Calendar*Free event, open to the general public
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Can we know that God exists? Is there evidence for God? Is there a conflict between science and religion? What constitutes good evidence for a religious claim? This lecture series explores answers to these questions.
ABOUT THE TALK:
The next lecture of our Series "Evidence & God" will focus on practical moral life, specifically the role of nature in human action: "Nature as Guide: Wittgenstein and the Renewal of Moral Theology." The lecture brings the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein into conversations with contemporary Catholic moral theology and questions of human action. The lecture will look out for the transformation of human nature and action through God’s Word, showing how Wittgenstein’s understanding of human practices can shed light on the life of grace in human action as a trace of evidence of God's presence.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:Fr. David Goodill, OP
Fr. David Goodill, OP, author of the book "Nature as a Guide. Wittgenstein and the Renewal of Moral Theology", is an associate member of the faculty of theology, University of Oxford, and lecturer and tutor in moral and modern philosophy, Blackfriars, Oxford. In this semester Prof. Goodill teaches USJ students (BCS) the module "Moral Theology".
Details:Date: Thursday, 24 March 2022
Time: 6:45 p.m. – 8:45 p.m. (GMT+8)
Location: USJ 106, USJ Ilha Verde Campus
Organised by: Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy, University of Saint Joseph
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The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) held its 2021/2022 Admissions Scholarships and Fellowships Award Presentation on the 24th of February, 2022.
Twenty-eight admissions scholarships and fellowships were awarded during the presentation.
Dr. Alejandro Salcedo Garcia, Administrator of USJ, attended the presentation and encouraged the recipients to make the most of their opportunity to study at USJ and be generous and give back to society to help people in need when they have the ability in the future.
On the 28th of February 2022, the USJ Faculty of Social Sciences and Education (FSSE) conducted an open forum as part of the "Connecting Society" initiatives at the Saint Paul School high school in Macao.
Prof. Jacky Ho, Head of the Department of Social Work, and Prof. Andrew Ng from the department of social work presented and shared their knowledge and insight on the topic of "Visioning a Better Society" to 161 students, intending to engage them in thinking and dialogue on the different social issues currently happening in the local society and the world. The professors also hoped to inspire them to choose their path based on value and altruism.
The sharing session was well received and the students were engaging. This forum will continue throughout the year and is aligned with the mission of the University in bringing positive impact to our society and to the young generation of Macao.
FSSE hopes to share more with local primary and secondary school students, to jointly nurture the next generation with greater social responsibility for Macao.
Child protection is never a one-person job but requires the collaboration of the whole community. The Cradle of Hope Association organised a consultation meeting about child protection with local non-governmental organisations (NGOs) on February 28th at the University of Saint Joseph (USJ). The event was co-organised by the University of Saint Joseph, the Good Shepherd Center, and the International Ladies Club of Macau.
Prof. Jacky Ho, the director of Macao Observatory for Social Development and Head of Department of Social Work of USJ, Prof. Helen Liu, Research Coordinator for the Faculty of Social Sciences and Education (FSSE) of USJ, Mr. Ben Cheang from the Department of Innovative Social Work of the City University of Macau, Psychotherapist Ms. Donatella Maschio and numerous of other frontline child protection organisations attended the meeting, including Evangelize china fellowship, inc. Fellowship orphanage, La De Jovens de Mong-Ha, S.K.H. Northern District Youth Service Team, S.K.H. Astor Shore, Associacao de Reabilitacao de Toxicodependentes de Macau, the Christian New Life Fellowship (in Macau), and the UGAMM Youth Service Team.
Before the meeting started, Ms. Marjory, President of Cradle of Hope Association, presented a souvenir to Prof. Jacky Ho, who received on behalf of USJ.
Prof. Jacky Ho gave a welcoming speech, thanking all the organisations for their efforts in the field, and expressed that the Department of Social Work of USJ is willing to support frontline workers in practice and academically. He then introduced Prof. Helen Liu, who has been working on Family Research for a long time and believed that with her rich knowledge and experience, she would be able to assist the industry.
During the meeting, Ms. Donatella Maschio shared the results of a survey she had completed in children's homes of workers' attitudes towards child protection. The results showed that there was a general awareness among the workers. However, the survey found that most workers got the relevant knowledge from outside the organisation, demonstrating the importance of organising relevant training courses for workers within the organisation.
Mr. Ben Cheang shared the current policies, practices, and experiences of child protection services in Hong Kong. There are four principles and 16 objectives that need to be followed in providing services in Hong Kong's residential institutions for children and youth. In recent years, the organisations have also reviewed their service processes venues to see if the service provided can be improved to achieve the goal of child protection.
At the end of the meeting, Prof. Helen led the panel discussion. Representatives from NGOs shared the problems they had encountered, how the organisations responded according to the laws and regulations, and the internal procedures or guidelines of the organisations. Participants mentioned the difficulties in collaborating with the government departments, the situation that children are returning to the institutions due to repeated abuse, the needs of SEN (special educational needs) children and those who are taking psychotropic drugs, etc. As for the discussion on the internal training courses and working guidelines, some institutions had clear working guidelines. Most of them agreed that annual training courses are essential for new workers. It could also be a refresher for those working for years to enhance the overall awareness and sensitivity to child protection.
The organisers and co-organisers hope to collect the opinions and feedback from the frontline through this meeting and invite relevant units or stakeholders in child protection work, such as social welfare, police, medical and education systems, etc., to join the roundtable meeting in April for further detailed discussion.
The unique role of the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) as a family-friendly Catholic higher education institution was on display once again on the 27th of February, 2022. Around 210 pupils, together with their parents/guardians and teachers from the Sunday School of Saint Francis Xavier Parish (Mong Ha), came to visit the Ilha Verde Campus for a guided tour.
The tour was supported by Colégio Diocesano de São José 6 (CDSJ6) and USJ staff members. Mr. Ben Lei from the Office for Student and Alumni Affairs gave a presentation to the visitors at the Auditório Centenário de Fátima about USJ’s history, programmes, and student life before visiting the Holy Cross Chapel.
During the Chapel visit, USJ staff members introduced the architectural design of the building and the Mass schedule. Afterward, the Vigário Paroquial and one of USJ Chaplains, Father Rafael Gemelli Vigolo MCCJ, led a prayer with psalm and hymns.
On behalf of USJ, Mr. Ben Lei received a gratitude card and donation from the Sunday School. After the praise and blessing of the Lord, the families then enjoyed the sunshine with outdoor photo shooting.
If you have a group interested in touring the Ilha Verde Campus, you can contact the Communication and Public Relations Office anytime at cpro@usj.edu.mo
On the morning of 28th of February 2022, the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) received a courtesy visit by the Chairman of China (Hong Kong) English School (CHES), Dr. Jonathan K.C. Choi.
Vice-Rector for Internationalisation and Strategic Development, Prof. Álvaro Barbosa, accompanied by the Head of the Office for Student and Alumni Affairs, Ms. Teresa Loong, and the Head of the Communication and Public Relations Office, Ms Isadora Liang, warmly welcomed Dr. Choi and introduced USJ on a campus tour prior meeting.
During the meeting, Dr. Choi introduced the history of CHES since its inception in 1994, becoming the first international private school providing bilingual education in Zhongshan, Guandong. He also stated that there had been 10 CHES alumni graduating from USJ since 2007, including alumnus Mr. Roy Leong (Bachelor of Psychology, Class of 2007) present at the tour.
Dr. Choi is also very interested in the programmes offered at USJ and hopes that more of his students will come to pursue higher education. Lastly, he invited USJ to visit CHES in Zhongshan for a campus tour soon.
Are your kids talkative? Or are they pointing but not talking? Parents may worry about their young children’s oral language development.
Over 200 parent-participants from six projects schools gathered to join the first online joint-schools parent seminar run by the USJ Domingos Lam Centre for Research in Education (DLCRE) partnership project "GEGCLEAR"in the morning of 19 February 2022. This seminar focused on helping parents understand the major characteristics of young children’s (3-4 years old) language development and offering some guidance on parent-child oral language practices.
Based on enhancing young children’s ability to express themselves using vocabularies, this seminar highlighted three aspects, namely, “enriching vocabularies”, “sentence building”, “linkage to reading”, and introduced a series of skills and games that parents and their children can play at home. The seminar was held mainly in an interactive mode despite the distance. Games and parent-child language practices were incorporated into the seminar. Children’s active participation and enjoyment of these games enhanced parents’ confidence in adopting these games in their homes.
DLCRE partnership project "GEGCLEAR" is funded by the Galaxy Entertainment Group Foundation. Currently six project schools participated in this project including: Macau Baptist College, Colégio Santa Rosa de Lima (Chinese Section), Escola Dom João Paulino, Lou Hau High School Affiliated Kindergarten, Fu Luen School and Our Lady of Fatima Girls’ School (listed in no specific order).
Teacher training courses and parent seminars have been held in the past to offer support in language development to project schools, children, and parents.
On February 16, 2022, Prof. Eduardo Santos, Visiting Academic at the Faculty of Business and Law (FBL) of the University of Saint Joseph (USJ), organised a workshop on Sustainability for the Year 3 Bachelor of Business Administration students.
The Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 11: "Sustainable cities and communities" was introduced during the workshop by guest speaker Mr. Terrence Lee, President of the Sustaincia Association Macau. The following topics were discussed among the participants: Smart City integration online platform, the role of the Sustaincia.org Association in Macau, and how students from a community perspective can work with the Association to promote sustainability.
Prof. Eduardo Santos is currently a Ph.D. candidate at the FBL/USJ in Macao. He studies global challenges related to sustainability in the construction industry and smart technologies.
On the morning of February 21st, 2022, a delegation of the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Macao Special Administrative (SAR) Region led by its deputy director Zheng Xincong, visited the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) Ilha Verde Campus for a campus tour and meeting. The delegation was warmly received by USJ representatives, including vice-rector for Internationalisation and Strategic Development Prof. Álvaro Barbosa, vice-rector for Institutional Development Prof. Zhang Shuguang, and administrator Dr. Alejandro Salcedo.
During the campus tour, the delegation visited the Library, the Residential Hall, Student Activity Centre, Audio-Visual Production Studio, Design Studio, Architectural Studio, and the Digital Fabrication Lab. Vice-rector Zhang introduced the campus to deputy director Zheng during the tour, explaining that the Ilha Verde Campus was officially put into use in 2017 with the support of the Macao SAR government, becoming now the university's main campus. After the tour, the delegation held a meeting with the present Senior Management, Deans, and Head of Departments of USJ.
In the meeting, vice-rector Barbosa introduced the university's development history and current situation and emphasised the characteristics of USJ of being a student-oriented and multicultural institution with adherence to the values of innovation and collaboration and environmental protection. Vice-rector Barbosa also remarked that USJ has the distinct advantage of sharing international education and inheriting the Portuguese language and culture. As a young university, it has achieved good results in terms of education quality, ranking fourth in the Greater China region in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings.
In addition to thanking the Liaison Office of the People's Republic of China for its continuous support and concern for the development of USJ, Vice-rector Zhang expressed that USJ is cooperating with the higher education strategies of the SAR government, especially towards mainland student recruitment. He also stated that the education policy of the University is closely related to social needs, focusing on technology research and development and technology transfer, and will highly cooperate with and integrate the economic development of the Greater Bay Area in the fields of data engineering, brain sleep research, and smart health care.
Deputy Director Zheng noted that USJ is a major academic platform for the integration of Chinese and Western cultures, playing a very important role in the development of Chinese culture and humanities studies while strengthening the country's awareness of patriotism and love for Macao. Agreeing with the educational philosophy of USJ, Deputy Director Zheng says that in addition to continuing to adhere to the excellent standards of education and disciplines, USJ can also meet the needs of the society, building an educational foundation with morality as its standard, and promote academic cooperation with Portuguese-speaking countries and European countries, playing an indispensable role in the “Belt and Road” and the “China-Portuguese Economic and Trade Exchange Platform".
Lastly, deputy director Zheng also pointed out that due to the impact of the pandemic, more mainland students and parents will consider Macau to experience its unique international education and living environment. To this end, the Liaison Office of the People's Republic of China will vigorously support USJ in the admission recruitment work of students in the mainland.
Among the delegation of the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Macao SAR were Ms. Xu Ting, Minister of the Education and Youth Affairs Department; Mr. Shi Shuzheng, Deputy Minister of the Education and Youth Affairs Department; Mr. Li Yongxian, Director of the University Office under the Education and Youth Affairs Department; Mr. Xu Zhiping, Deputy Director of the University Office under the Education and Youth Affairs Department; Mr. Li Yongle, Assistant of the Education and Youth Affairs Department; Mr. Feng Longfei, Secretary of the Education and Youth Affairs Department.
Other attendees from USJ in the meeting include Prof. Jenny Lao-Phillips, Dean of the Faculty of Business and La; Prof. George Du, Dean of the Institute for Data Engineering and Science; Prof. Jacky Ho, Director of Macao Observatory for Social Development; Ms. Teresa Loong; Director of Office for Student and Alumni Affairs; Ms. Isadora Leung, Head of Communication and Public Relations Office; and Mr. Stephen Chan Teng Fong, Office Director of the Diocesan Catholic Education Commission.
The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) held its 2021/2022 USJ Community Scholarships and Fellowships Award Presentation on the 15th, 16th, and 17th of February 2022, at Kent Wong Exhibition Gallery in Ilha Verde Campus. This year, the award presentation was divided into various sessions throughout three days as a preventive measure to accommodate the high number of guests and participants within the current pandemic situation. Nevertheless, the event provided a precious opportunity for the student recipients to express their gratitude to each donor in person. The donors also learned about the updates and needs of the students, along with the latest developments of USJ.
A total of 108 scholarships, admissions scholarships, and fellowships exceeding MOP 3,300,000 were donated to support USJ students.
This year, Mr. Lucas Lo has generously set up the “Lucas Lo Scholarships for the University of Saint Joseph". The fund will support twelve students’ undergraduate studies for up to four years. Bank of China Macau Branch also offers four scholarships to new Master's degree students to study at USJ.
USJ representatives Prof. Álvaro Barbosa, Vice-Rector for Internationalisation and Strategic Development, and Dr. Alejandro Salcedo, Administrator, presented a souvenir to each donor to acknowledge their generosity and support who have contributed to USJ’s mission of cultivating talents for the future of Macao.
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(Mr Fong Kan Kin, Head of Higher Education Exchange and Cooperation Division of the Education and Youth Development Bureau, and scholarship recipients)
(Representative of the Macau Foundation, Ms. Debby Lei, Head of the Scholarship Division, and scholarship recipients)
(Representative of Mr. Lucas Lo, Ms. Francisca Lo, and scholarship recipients)
(Representative of Henry Fok Foundation, Mr. Shi Hou, Managing Director, and scholarship recipients)
(Representative of Bank of China - Macau Branch, Ms Cheong Pui San, Deputy Chief of the Red Market Branch, and scholarship recipients)
(Representative of Macau Productivity and Technology Transfer Center, Ms Victoria Kuan, Deputy Director-General of CPTTM, and scholarship recipients)"
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On 15 February 2022, the Macao Association of Chinese and Western Philosophy 澳門中西哲學學會 (MACWP) held its first event at the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) Seminary Campus on the theme “A Taste of Existentialism in Macao”. A turnout of around 30 guests enjoyed the event. Professor Franz Gassner, Dean of the Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy (FRSP), and Dr. Tyler McNabb, Associate Professor of Philosophy of FRSP, were invited guest speakers, sharing their thoughts on crucial questions prepared by the association.
Followed by a tour to the new Seminary Library, the guests got impressed by the number of books available in philosophy, ethics, religious studies, and theology. The event concluded with a networking session, gathering and uniting people who are interested in philosophy to exchange topics.
MACWP was established in January 2022 by a group of USJ Philosophy Alumni, including: Joshua Yuan, Maggie Chiang, Terence Hun, Waison Lei and Chon Lai. The Association aims to bring together the essence of Chinese and Western thought, to promote in-depth exchange of diverse cultures, and to foster philosophical reflection among the population. The association will contribute to the harmonious development of Macao as a base for exchange and cooperation with the Chinese mainstream culture in co-existence with multiple other cultures and ways of thinking.
For more information on MACWP and upcoming events, please visit their Facebook or Instagram. You may also become a member by registering here.
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Alvin Plantinga and his fellow Reformed Epistemologists’ claim that Christian belief can be “properly basic” has transformed analytic assessments of how the Christian faith can possess positive epistemic status. However, explicit reactions to “Reformed Epistemology” from a Catholic perspective – which mainly date from the early 1990’s – vary from hostile incredulity to the mixture of appreciation and considered critique typified by the best-known Catholic response to Plantinga (Linda Zagzebski ed. Rational Faith: A Catholic Response to Reformed Epistemology (1993)).
But in the thirty years since Rational Faith was published, philosophical evaluations of Reformed Epistemology and its relationship to traditional Christian accounts of faith and reason have developed considerably. Epistemologists have offered a variety of fresh critiques, defences, and adaptions of Plantinga’s account of warranted faith. Additionally, detailed historical research has compared Plantinga’s epistemology to the work of many historical theologians and philosophers, including Catholic thinkers such as Augustine, Aquinas, Scotus, Newman, Balthasar, Maritain, and MacIntyre.
The Warranted Catholic Belief conference (online, 18th - 19th March 2022) will begin a long-overdue reconsideration of the relationship between Reformed Epistemology and Catholic thought. We wish to highlight the influence of Reformed Epistemology as an apologetic project and its potential for adoption, adaption or critique from a Catholic perspective. A further goal is to stimulate historical conversation about the affinities – and differences – between Plantinga’s epistemology and historical or contemporary Catholic accounts of faith. Finally, we are keen to hear from non-Catholics about their views on the theological underpinnings of Reformed Epistemology.
Day 1 : How should Catholics evaluate Reformed Epistemology?
18/03/22
Session 1: Reformed Epistemology and Religious Experience
11 am to 12 pm (BST)*
Wes Skolits (University of Oxford)
‘Perceiving God in the Catholic Tradition: Plantinga, Gardeil, and the Challenge From Divine Simplicity’
Dr. Walter Scott Stepanenko (John Carroll University)
‘A Catholic Solution to the Alleged Problem of the Impossibility of Religious Experience’
Lunch Break 12 pm to 1 pm (BST)*
Session 2: Is Reformed Epistemology too Reformed?
1 pm to 2:30 pm (BST)*
Edmond Eh (University of Saint Joseph, Macao)
‘Aquinas, Calvin and Plantinga: Where the Conflict Really Lies’
Dr Stanisław Ruczaj (Jagiellonian University)
‘The Holy Spirit in Plantinga’s account of coming to faith: a critique, Catholic and Reformed’
Paul Flynn (Independent Scholar)
‘Faith and Faculties in Alvin Plantinga and St John of the Cross, A Defence of the Original Model for Warrant Applied to Christian Belief.’
Coffee break 230 pm to 2:45 (BST)*
Session 3: The Epistemological Foundations of Reformed Epistemology
2:45 pm to 3:45 pm (BST)*
Eyob Zewdie (University of California, Irvine)
‘Quasi-Fideism and Reformed Epistemology’
Jonathan Fuqua (Conception Seminary, Missouri)
‘Catholicism and Proper Functionalism’
15 mins Coffee Break
Open Discussion – How successful is Reformed Epistemology; either in light of natural reason, or given.
Day 2: How can Catholics use Reformed Epistemology?
19/03/22
Session 1: Catholic Adaptions of Reformed Epistemology
11 am to 12 pm (BST)*
Dax R. Bennington (University of Arkansas(?))
‘A Catholic Christian Extended A/C Model’
Domingos Faria (University of Lisbon)
‘Knowledge First Reformed Epistemology’
Lunch Break 12 pm to 1 pm (BST)*
Session 2: Reformed Epistemology and the Body of Christ
1 pm to 2:30 pm (BST)*
Ben Koons (Yale)
'What gives the man in the pews warrant? A Catholic Model of Group Warrant and its Rivals’.
Thomas Yates (University of Auckland)
‘Virtuous Epistemological Inquiries: A Responsibilist Response to Plantinga and Zagzebski’
Erik Baldwin (Indiana University)
(Temporary Title) ‘McIntyre and Reformed Epistemology’
2:30 to 2:45 (BST)* Coffee break
Session 3: Reformed Epistemology and Catholic Evangelisation
2:45 to 3:45 pm (BST)*
Samuel Jonathan (University of Indonesia)
‘Reformed Epistemology and Lonergan’s Conception of Conversion.’
Tyler McNabb (University of Saint Joseph, Macao) and Gregory Stacey (University of Bristol)
‘Sola Scriptura and the Evolutionary Argument Against Naturalism’
15 mins Coffee Break
Open Discussion – How should Catholics appropriate Reformed Epistemology? Can it be a tool of the New Evangelisation?
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The FSSE Academic Workshop Series is designed to support Faculty of Social Sciences and Education (FSSE)/USJ students by providing the necessary tools to enhance their academic learning and skills.
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Suitable for:
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Venue
#1 - Introduction to Academic Writing
Features and types of academic writing
Basic paragraph and essay writing
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February 23
Wednesday
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Selective/purposeful reading and SQ3R reading method
Summarising and note-taking
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March 9
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#3 – Choosing and Using Relevant Literature Sources
Choosing relevant sources
Quoting, paraphrasing and plagiarism
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March 23
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Editing and critical thinking
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April 6
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7:00PM – 9:30PM
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April 20
Wednesday
7:00PM – 9:30PM
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Master students
May 4
Wednesday
7:00PM – 9:30PM
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May 12*
Thursday
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#8 -Dissertation Writing: Research Design Chapter
Participants and instrumentation
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Wednesday
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REGISTER HERE >>
At the end of the series, you will be eligible to receive a certificate of attendance for every session you join.
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ABOUT THE SERIES:
Can we know that God exists? Is there evidence for God? Is there a conflict between science and religion? What constitutes good evidence for a religious claim? This lecture series explores answers to these questions.
ABOUT THE TALK:
Reformed epistemology (RE) is the thesis that religious belief can be rational, justified, or warranted apart from argument. In this lecture, Professor McNabb argues for this thesis. After utilizing tools from contemporary analytic epistemology to demonstrate the plausibility of RE, Professor McNabb explores whether or not cognitive science of religion creates a problem for the RE project.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:Tyler Dalton McNabb
Tyler Dalton McNabb is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Saint Joseph, Macao. Professor McNabb is the author of Religious Epistemology (CUP), Co-author of Plantingian Religious Epistemology and World Religions (Lexington), and Classical Theism and Buddhism (Bloomsbury), and Co-editor and contributor to Debating Christian Religious Epistemology (Bloomsbury). Professor McNabb has authored/co-authored around 20 peer review articles in journals such as Religious Studies, International Journal of Philosophy of Religion, European Journal of Philosophy of Religion, and Religions.
Details:Date: Thursday, 24 February 2022
Time: 6:45 p.m. – 8:45 p.m.
Location: Don Bosco Auditorium, USJ Ilha Verde Campus
Organised by: Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy, University of Saint Joseph
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In the philosophical context, the term ‘holiness’ can refer to spiritual excellence or wholeness. In classical Confucianism, ‘holiness’ could be expressed using the virtue of cheng since it contains the meaning of integrity or wholeness. The process of spiritual transformation unfolds over three stages according to a traditional Christian understanding. Beginners go through the purgative stage, the proficient undergo the illuminative stage while the perfect pass through the unitive stage. Similarly, spiritual transformation is described in three stages in the Daxue (greater learning). Beginners manifest the brightness of virtue in themselves, the proficient restore the brightness of virtue in others and the perfect attain utmost goodness. The Daxue also presents a detailed outline of eight steps required for spiritual transformation. On this account, the purgative stage requires the first five steps while the illuminative stage requires the last three steps. The unitive stage involves a profound repetition of the entire eight steps.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:Edmond Eh
Edmond Eh is Head of the Department of Philosophy at the University of Saint Joseph, Macau. He teaches systematic philosophy in the Bachelor of Christian Studies programme and comparative philosophy in the Master of Philosophy programme at the Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy. He obtained the doctorate in Philosophy and Religious Studies from the University of Macau. He researches in comparative philosophy, especially in the Aristotelian and Confucian traditions.
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Hans-Georg Moeller is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Macau. He works on Daoism and contemporary society and culture. He is author of Profile Yourself: Identity after Authenticity; Genuine Pretending: On the Philosophy of the Zhuangzi (both with Paul D’Ambrosio), The Radical Luhmann, The Moral Fool: A Case for Amorality, and The Philosophy of the Daodejing (all with Columbia University Press).
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Time: 6.30 PM – 8.00 PM (GMT +8, Macao Time)
Organised by:Macau Ricci InstituteRegister Here >
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After the successful summer programme last year, over 50 students and staff members from Jiangsu province are visiting the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) for another four-day short-term exchange programme from 8 February to 12 February 2022. This exchange trip was postponed prior due to travel restrictions caused by the latest pandemic situation.
The programmes provided by USJ cover two main areas: International Business & Economic Globalisation (at Ilha Verde Campus), lectured face-to-face by professors from the Faculty of Business and Law (FBL), and Environmental Science Policy and Management (at Nape Campus), lectured by professors from the Institute of Science and Environment (ISE).
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Guests who attended the opening ceremony include: Ms. Guo Xiangqin, Representative of Jiangsu Education Services for International Exchange, Mr. Wang Haitao, Chairman of National Conditions Education Association (Macau), along with professors from the Faculty of Business and Law in charge of teaching the programme, namely, Prof. Alessandro Lampo, Prof. Emil Marques and Prof. Àngelo Patrício Rafael, as well as professors from the Institute of Science and Environment, Programme Coordinator for the Bachelor of Environmental Sciences, Prof. Karen Araño Tagulao and Prof. Thomas Lei.
The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) organises several events and free public lectures that provide access to educational resources in different areas and topics every academic year.
These events aim to raise awareness and disseminate evidence-based practices and interventions. Some events bring together USJ students and professors, and some are open to partner institutions and the general public.
Students of the Master of Environmental Sciences and Management visited Kashun Environmental Protection Technology Co, Ltd. Plastic Recycling Facility in Macao, on Saturday, February 26, 2022.
The Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy will hold a Public Lecture on “Evidence & God” titled “Nature as Guide: Wittgenstein and the Renewal of Moral Theology” on 24 March 2022.
A consultation meeting about child protection with NGOs, organised by the Cradle of Hope Association and co-organised by the University of Saint Joseph, the Good Shepherd Center, and the International Women’s Association, was held at USJ on February 28.
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The Domingos Lam Centre for Research in Education (DLCRE) partnership project – ‘GEG Chinese Literacy Education and Research Project’ (GEGCLEAR) – “Online Parent Seminar” introduced practical games to help young children develop oral language ability.
Year 3 Bachelor of Business Administration students participated in a workshop on Sustainable Development Goal 11: “Sustainable cities and communities”.
The Macao Association of Chinese and Western Philosophy (MACWP), formed by a group of USJ Philosophy Alumni, held its first 2022 Spring Philosophy Salon under the teme “A Taste of Existentialism in Macao”.
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