Ruth J. and Robert A. Conway Institute for Jesuit Education
Founded in 2009, the Ruth J. and Robert A. Conway Institute for Jesuit Education at Xavier University is a center of distinction, assisting educators in transforming students intellectually, morally, and spiritually in the Jesuit, Catholic tradition, while appropriating Ignatian pedagogy and spirituality in today's world. The Institute reaches beyond the Xavier campus with pedagogical innovations communicated locally, nationally, and internationally. Watch an introduction video to the Institute.
The Conway Faculty Fellow
The Conway Fellowship is an initiative of the new Ruth J. and Robert A. Conway Institute for Jesuit Education that is located in the Center for Mission and Identity in Justice Hall. The Institute assists educators in transforming students intellectually, morally and spiritually in the Jesuit, Catholic tradition, while appropriating Ignatian pedagogy and spirituality in today's world.
Faculty Programs
The Center for Mission and Identity provides a variety of programs specifically designed for faculty.
Current opportunities include:
About Ruth and Robert Conway
The Conways, married 51 years with eight children and 19 grandchildren, have supported Xavier in many ways over the years from the "All for One Club" to the landmark exhibit "A Blessing to One Another: Pope John Paul II and the Jewish People." Robert Conway served as a member of the Board of Trustees for 14 years, 6 of which were as chair of the Jesuit Identity Committee. In May of 2009, Xavier presented Robert Conway with its Distinguished Alumnus Award in recognition of his commitment to Jesuit values, his personal achievements, and his outstanding service to both Xavier and society.