The Center for Norbertine Studies strives to discover, with help from Norbertines throughout the world, how our rich Norbertine heritage can help shape life on our campus.
The Center for Norbertine Studies strives to discover, with help from Norbertines throughout the world, how our rich Norbertine heritage can help shape life on our campus.
The Center for Norbertine Studies strives to discover, with help from Norbertines throughout the world, how our rich Norbertine heritage can help shape life on our campus.
The Center for Norbertine Studies strives to discover, with help from Norbertines throughout the world, how our rich Norbertine heritage can help shape life on our campus.
The Center for Norbertine Studies strives to discover, with help from Norbertines throughout the world, how our rich Norbertine heritage can help shape life on our campus.

2012-13 Programs

Date	Event
March 21, 2013	“The Wisdom of the Celtic Saints: What They Can Teach Us Today About Holiness and Friendship” Edward Sellner, Ph.D. Professor of Pastoral Theology and Spirituality St. Catherine University
Feb. 7, 2013	“How to Kill Someone Without 'Killing' Him: Antiphon, Augustine, Aquinas on Homicide” Joel Mann, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Philosophy Philosophy and Classical Studies
Oct. 9, 2012	“Anam Cara: A Celebration of Celtic Sacred Music” Performed by the St. Norbert College Music Department St. Norbert College
Oct. 8, 2012	Center for Norbertine Studies Open House Center for Norbertine Studies Mulva Library (2nd floor) St. Norbert College
Sept. 13, 2012	“The Premonstratensians in Medieval Ireland” Miriam Clyne Archaeologist Global Irish InstituteUniversity College, Dublin

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Location
We are located in the Mulva Library, on the second floor in room 201.

Phone: 920-403-3919
Fax: 920-403-4076
Email: cns@snc.edu

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Give a gift online by visiting giving.snc.edu and designating to the Center for Norbertine Studies.

By Mail
Center for Norbertine Studies
c/o College Advancement
St. Norbert College
100 Grant St.
De Pere, WI 54115-2099

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