About the Peace and Justice Center

History 
Planning for the center began in 1996-1997 with the assistance of students, faculty, staff, Norbertines and community members. The Norbertines of St. Norbert Abbey provided seed money that enabled the founding of the center in 1998—the centennial year of St. Norbert College.

Oversight
The Peace and Justice Center is overseen by the vice president for Mission and Heritage, the Rev. Jay Fostner, O.Praem. Sister Sally Ann Brickner serves as the director and Patti Cole as the administrative assistant. The center is assisted by student interns, and guided by an advisory committee of college faculty, staff and students.
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Resources
The Peace and Justice Center helps fulfill the College’s mission to provide an educational environment that is intellectually, spiritually and personally challenging by sponsoring events, publishing a newsletter, maintaining an educational web page and an electronic mail discussion list. The center regularly enhances the collection of books and visual resources to the Todd Wehr Library and Media Center.

Location
The center is located in room 128 of the Sensenbrenner Memorial Union of St. Norbert College.