DePaul University’s mission and values statement and the National Association of Social Workers Code of Ethics are compared with the goal of forming lasting community/university partnerships for poverty eradication. In particular, DePaul’s social work program is examined. The university’s relationship to Chicago communities is explored. The article emphasizes importance of listening and responding to the needs of community organizations, rather than performing service based on our perceptions of those needs. The true value of service lies in transforming the outlook of those who serve and their resulting commitment to justice. Learning from the communities being served is just as essential as the service
Former superior general G. Gregory Gay writes, “Education becomes a living witness to the Gospel of ...
Yvonne Pratt-Johnson defines poverty of spirit as “the wretched condition of those whose pride and s...
This brief article introduces the issue by describing the best aspects of university life and what m...
The mission of DePaul University’s Institute for Business and Professional Ethics (IBPE) is “to enco...
This short article introduces the Vincentian Poverty Reduction Symposium of 2007 and further introdu...
In early November of 2007 DePaul University hosted the 14th annual International Vincentian Business...
This article discusses the vital need for academic and intersectoral partnerships in the effort to r...
Through the thousands of alumni and students who are putting their education to work in service to o...
Vincentians in Action (VIA) was introduced to support students working with the DePaul Community Ser...
Craig Mousin examines what Vincentian universities can do for persons who are poor beyond providing ...
Vincent de Paul believed it was God’s will to serve poor persons as Christ would serve them. Edward ...
In 2006, following St. Vincent of DePaul’s commitment to serving the poor, the IBPE aligned its miss...
DePaul University’s Vincent and Louise House community is a “residential faith formation program” in...
The effectiveness of the DePaul University School of Public Service Chiapas Program is evaluated acc...
A member of the Vincentian Family, the nonprofit Depaul International serves people who are homeless...
Former superior general G. Gregory Gay writes, “Education becomes a living witness to the Gospel of ...
Yvonne Pratt-Johnson defines poverty of spirit as “the wretched condition of those whose pride and s...
This brief article introduces the issue by describing the best aspects of university life and what m...
The mission of DePaul University’s Institute for Business and Professional Ethics (IBPE) is “to enco...
This short article introduces the Vincentian Poverty Reduction Symposium of 2007 and further introdu...
In early November of 2007 DePaul University hosted the 14th annual International Vincentian Business...
This article discusses the vital need for academic and intersectoral partnerships in the effort to r...
Through the thousands of alumni and students who are putting their education to work in service to o...
Vincentians in Action (VIA) was introduced to support students working with the DePaul Community Ser...
Craig Mousin examines what Vincentian universities can do for persons who are poor beyond providing ...
Vincent de Paul believed it was God’s will to serve poor persons as Christ would serve them. Edward ...
In 2006, following St. Vincent of DePaul’s commitment to serving the poor, the IBPE aligned its miss...
DePaul University’s Vincent and Louise House community is a “residential faith formation program” in...
The effectiveness of the DePaul University School of Public Service Chiapas Program is evaluated acc...
A member of the Vincentian Family, the nonprofit Depaul International serves people who are homeless...
Former superior general G. Gregory Gay writes, “Education becomes a living witness to the Gospel of ...
Yvonne Pratt-Johnson defines poverty of spirit as “the wretched condition of those whose pride and s...
This brief article introduces the issue by describing the best aspects of university life and what m...