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• JST faculty, staff and students: In your SCU email account, please look for the invitation from Dean Joe Mueller to participate in an anonymous online survey to investigate the root causes of clergy sexual abuse in the Roman Catholic Church. The survey is conducted by a group of SCU researchers, including JST Professor Julie Rubio. It will take 30-60 minutes to complete. Please submit it by April 30.
• JST's student journal New Horizons is seeking academic papers, pastoral reflections, and art from graduate students on themes of welcoming the stranger in Fratelli tutti, ranging from climate change to crises of migration and economy. Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis and are due by May 28, 2021, to be published in August 2021. Please find the full Call for Papers here and email newhorizonsjst@scu.edu with any questions.
• Monday, April 5 – begins Early Registration for the Summer’21 term and for the  Fall’21 semester.  For Fall’21 you have two weeks (until Friday, April 16th) to register for fall courses.  (On that day Early Registration ends. After that, fall registration won’t open again until August 23.)  Look over the courses that are being offered both for Summer and Fall on the  GTU Course Schedule.  The summer schedule is under the year “2020-2021” and the fall schedule is under the year “2021-2022”.

  Please make an appointment with your faculty advisor as soon as possible to begin talking about what courses you would like to enroll in.  Also, check your eCampus “Tasks” tile to see if you have any holds that would prevent you from registering next week.

  If you’ve forgotten the process for registering, see the instructions:  How-to-Register. If you run into difficulties when registering, contact Jim Oberhausen at joberhausen@scu.edu.
• COVID Relief Financial Assistance:  JST students who are U.S. citizens or who are eligible for federal public benefits may apply for CRRSA funding for financial assistance due to hardship related to COVID.   For full information on eligibility and the application process, see the following page:  https://www.scu.edu/preparedscu/crrsaa-fund-faqs/  and see the reference for "Group 2."  Please note that one must apply through eCampus, and that applications must be submitted from March 29 through April 16, 2021.
• JST will co-sponsor the following Bannan Forum, From Francis Xavier to Now: Interreligious Dialogue and the Jesuits in Japan, on April 13, 6:00 -7:30 pm PDT. Register here for the zoom link.
• Sandra Schneiders, IHM, JST professor emerita, will give a presentation, "Women Erased: Catholic Women, Feminism and a New Paradigm for Being Church," as part of the FutureChurch series, "Women Erased," on Tuesday, April 20, at 5 p.m. PDT.   See https://www.futurechurch.org/women-erased-series for full information.
• On Wednesday, April 21, noon-9:00 p.m. PST, you are invited to take part in the reading of Laudato Sí for SCU's tUrn week. You would read aloud for 20 minutes. If interested, please sign up here. Dean Mueller will read from 1:40-2:00.