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Hartford
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109
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129491
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40.7
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Hartford International University for Religion and Peace
This document outlines the progress of the Strategic Plan, which centers on establishing Hartford International as the leading resource for interreligious education, research, and peace studies by 2025. The plan's vision includes providing cutting-edge research and immersive learning opportunities to enable leaders and institutions to thrive in a religiously complex world. It focuses on four main areas: Religion Research, Interreligious Peace Studies, Global and Community Partnerships, and Executive and Professional Education.
This session, titled "Nurturing Faiths: The Intersection Between Motherhood and Religion," featured six panelists from diverse religious doctrines who examined the topic of motherhood in intersection with religion, providing historical perspectives and discussing relevance for the 21st century. Key discussion points included current trends such as guardianship, IVF, same-sex parenting, mid-life mothering, and serving. Specific religious perspectives covered advocacy for women's rights within the United Church of Christ, biblical principles concerning surrogacy and adoption (citing examples from Genesis, Exodus, Esther, and the New Testament), the central role of the mother in Jewish tradition as the nucleus of the faith, and the handling of complex issues like surrogacy, IVF, and abortion within different Jewish denominations. The session concluded with plans for a Q&A segment.
The event served as a welcome breakfast for the appointment of Dr. Sherry Turner as the 12th president of Hartford International University for Religion and Peace (HIU). Remarks were made acknowledging that Dr. Turner is the first African-American president and the third female president in the university's history. A speaker detailed the rigorous search process, which involved a search committee composed of trustees, faculty, staff, and alumni, partnering with an external search firm. Dr. Turner's vision for HIU centers around six key areas: increasing the student pipeline, investing in people (students, faculty, and staff), innovating academic/spiritual programs, expanding partnerships, honoring the institution's unique purpose among peers, and enhancing internal processes. Dr. Turner also shared personal reflections on her history with HIU as an alumna and her commitment to leading the mission of fostering peace through understanding and dialogue.
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