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Dean Travis celebrates diversity of GC Eucharist
Posted by Douglas Travis on July 5, 2012
Tweet of the Day for 7/4 goes to @jonmrichardson #GC77
Posted by: Southwest Six
The #GC77 Twitter feed is filled with so many great tweets about General Convention. We try to pick one tweet per day that stood out to us!
The Tweet of the Day for July 4th goes to: Jon M. Richardson (@jonmrichardson) for his great tweet about loving the legislative process! (PS: we agree!)
Tweet of the Day goes to @emgrundy! #GC77
Posted by: Southwest Six
The #GC77 feed in Twitter is filled with funny, informational and inspirational tweets about General Convention. We will try to choose one "Tweet of the Day" that stood out amongst the rest!
The Tweet of the Day for July 3rd goes to: Emma Grundhauser (@emgrundy) for her tweet describing her visit with the Presiding Bishop, the Most Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori:
Day 1 at General Convention - Southwest Six @ Six at #GC77
Posted by: Southwest Six at General Convention
The "Southwest Six" are our seminarians at GC2012 who are using social media to connect, converse, and contemplate their experience as first timers to General Convention.
The Southwest Six @ Six is a daily overview of their experience at GC2012.
Dean Travis at Union of Black Episcopalians conference
Posted by: Douglas Travis, July 3, 2012
Southwest plans launch of Episcopal program in Spanish
Seminary of the Southwest announces the launch of Episcopal Theological Education for Emerging Ministries (ETEEM)slated to begin October 17 – 19, 2013. ETEEM is a joint certificate program conducted in Spanish by Southwest and the Lutheran Seminary Program in the Southwest.
Kathleen Russell appointed to pastoral theology position
The Board of Trustees at the May 7 meeting on the seminary campus approved the recommendation of the faculty and education committee to appoint the Rev. Kathleen Russell, DMin, associate professor of pastoral theology.
Professor Russell joined the faculty at Southwest in 2005 to teach contextual theology for ministry and to lead the field education program, both of which she will continue in her new role.
