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Heartland/Delta	The Heartland/Delta Conference is a consortium of the following eleven schools within the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities: Creighton University, John Carroll University, Loyola University-Chicago, Loyola University-New Orleans, Marquette University, Regis University, Rockhurst University, St. Louis University, Spring Hill College, University of Detroit Mercy and Xavier University. Sponsored conferences include the Magis National Faculty Retreat, Heartland/Delta Faculty Conversations, and the Heartland/Delta triennial gathering to be held at Xavier University in 2010.
High Schools Jesuit	Arrupe Jesuit High School Denver, Colorado Bellarmine College Preparatory San Jose, California Bellarmine Preparatory School Tacoma, Washington Boston College High School Dorchester, Massachusetts Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School Indianapolis, Indiana Brophy College Preparatory Phoenix, Arizona Canisius High School Buffalo, New York Cheverus High School Portland, Maine Colegio San Ignacio de Loyola Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico Creighton Preparatory School Omaha, Nebraska Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Baltimore, Maryland Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Chicago, Illinois Cristo Rey High School Sacramento, CA Cristo Rey Jesuit High School -- Twin Cities Minneapolis, Minnesota De Smet Jesuit High School St. Louis, Missouri Fairfield College Preparatory School Fairfield, Connecticut Fordham Preparatory School Bronx, New York Georgetown Preparatory School North Bethesda, Maryland Gonzaga College High School Washington, D.C. Gonzaga Preparatory School Spokane, Washington Jesuit College Preparatory School Dallas, Texas Jesuit High School New Orleans, Louisiana Jesuit High School Portland, Oregon Jesuit High School Sacramento, California Jesuit High School of Tampa Tampa, Florida Loyola Academy Wilmette, Illinois Loyola Blakefield Towson, MD Loyola High School Detroit, Michigan Loyola High School of Los Angeles Los Angeles, California Marquette University High School Milwaukee, Wisconsin Loyola School New York, New York McQuaid Jesuit High School Rochester, New York Red Cloud Indian School Pine Ridge, South Dakota Regis High School New York, New York Regis Jesuit High School Aurora, Colorado Rockhurst High School Kansas City, Missouri St. Ignatius College Prep Chicago, Illinois St. Ignatius College Preparatory San Francisco, California St. Ignatius High School Cleveland, Ohio St. John's Jesuit High School Toledo, Ohio St. Joseph's Preparatory School Philadelphia, Pennsylvania St. Louis University High School St. Louis, Missouri St. Peter's Preparatory School Jersey City, New Jersey St. Xavier High School Cincinnati, Ohio Scranton Preparatory School Scranton, Pennsylvania Seattle Preparatory School Seattle, Washington Strake Jesuit College Preparatory Houston, Texas University of Detroit Jesuit High School and Academy Detroit, Michigan Verbum Dei High School Los Angeles, CA Walsh Jesuit High School Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Xavier High School New York, New York
Hiring & Mission A Best Practices Approach	In order to assist University hiring committees and their chairs in addressing Jesuit, Catholic identity, departmental chairs, directors and senior administrators at Xavier University were invited to offer comments that they have found helpful in guiding meaningful discussions with candidates during the interview process. Questions and Comments from Chairs, Directors, and Senior Administrators
History Jesuit History: A Time-Line of Milestones	Jesuit History: A Time-Line of Milestones 1491 Ignatius Loyola was born in the Basque region of northeastern Spain 1521 While defending Pamplona, cannon fire shattered Ignatius' right knee 1522 Ignatius stays in the town of Manresa while struggling with his relationship with himself and God; this experience forms the basis of his Spiritual Exercises. 1528 Ignatius begins schooling at the University of Paris where he meets Francis Xavier, Pierre Favre and other early companions. 1537 Ignatius and companions were ordained 1540 Pope Paul III gave Ignatius and companions official approval to found the Society of Jesus 1541 Ignatius is elected Superior General of the Society of Jesus 1548 The first Jesuit college opens in Messina, Sicily 1556 Ignatius dies in Rome; 34 Jesuit schools have been founded 1773 The suppression of the Society was declared by Pope Clement XIV 1789 Georgetown University is founded, becoming the oldest Catholic and Jesuit university in the United States. 1814 The suppression was ended by Pope Pius VII 1954 Wheeling Jesuit University is founded, becoming the youngest of the Jesuit universities in the United States 1983 Peter-Hans Kolvenbach is elected the 29th Superior General of the Society 1996 The Christo Rey model of college preparatory education for inner city youth with the founding of Christo Rey High School in Chicago 2006 This Jesuit Jubilee year marks the 450th anniversary of the death of Ignatius and the 500th anniversary of The births of his companions Francis Xavier and Pierre Favre. 2008 Adolfo Nicolás is elected the 30th Superior General of the Society

Heartland/Delta

The Heartland/Delta Conference is a consortium of the following eleven schools within the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities: Creighton University, John Carroll University, Loyola University-Chicago, Loyola University-New Orleans, Marquette University, Regis University, Rockhurst University, St. Louis University, Spring Hill College, University of Detroit Mercy and Xavier University. Sponsored conferences include the Magis National Faculty Retreat, Heartland/Delta Faculty Conversations, and the Heartland/Delta triennial gathering to be held at Xavier University in 2010.

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Hiring & Mission

A Best Practices Approach

In order to assist University hiring committees and their chairs in addressing Jesuit, Catholic identity, departmental chairs, directors and senior administrators at Xavier University were invited to offer comments that they have found helpful in guiding meaningful discussions with candidates during the interview process.

Questions and Comments from Chairs, Directors, and Senior Administrators

History

Jesuit History: A Time-Line of Milestones

Jesuit History: A Time-Line of Milestones

1491 Ignatius Loyola was born in the Basque region of northeastern Spain

1521 While defending Pamplona, cannon fire shattered Ignatius' right knee

1522 Ignatius stays in the town of Manresa while struggling with his relationship with himself and God; this experience forms the basis of his Spiritual Exercises.

1528 Ignatius begins schooling at the University of Paris where he meets Francis Xavier, Pierre Favre and other early companions.

1537 Ignatius and companions were ordained

1540 Pope Paul III gave Ignatius and companions official approval to found the Society of Jesus

1541 Ignatius is elected Superior General of the Society of Jesus

1548 The first Jesuit college opens in Messina, Sicily

1556 Ignatius dies in Rome; 34 Jesuit schools have been founded

1773 The suppression of the Society was declared by Pope Clement XIV

1789 Georgetown University is founded, becoming the oldest Catholic and Jesuit university in the
United States.

1814 The suppression was ended by Pope Pius VII

1954 Wheeling Jesuit University is founded, becoming the youngest of the Jesuit universities in the United States

1983 Peter-Hans Kolvenbach is elected the 29th Superior General of the Society

1996 The Christo Rey model of college preparatory education for inner city youth with the founding of Christo Rey High School in Chicago

2006 This Jesuit Jubilee year marks the 450th anniversary of the death of Ignatius and the 500th anniversary of The births of his companions Francis Xavier and Pierre Favre.

2008 Adolfo Nicolás is elected the 30th Superior General of the Society