What does it mean to be educated? How do you lead a good life? Grapple with deep questions and forge meaningful friendships at our seminars for undergraduates.
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02FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Learn what the ancient and Judeo-Christian traditions can teach us about contemporary biomedical ethics, sexual morality, marriage and family, and the relationship between faith and reason.
03FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS
Enhance your studies with opportunities that encourage the application of fundamental principles of republican government and ordered liberty to contemporary problems.
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