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Assessing Team Culture: the Coaches' Role in Alcohol Use Among Student-Athletes
(Creighton University. Omaha, Nebraska, 2018)This explanatory sequential mixed methods study explored student-athlete alcohol use and the coach’s role in improving the education and awareness within a team culture. The aim of the study was to use quantitative data ... -
Ignite Full Event 2017
(Center for Catholic Thought, Creighton University.. Omaha, Nebraska, United States, 2017)EXCERPT|John O'Keefe introduces 3rd Annual Ignite Talks|Companian video played in parts throughout event|Eileen Burke-Sullivan gives an invocation|Tom Kelly: 'Borders Within the Heart: Perception, Reflection, and ... -
Christianity as Music: Putting the Incarnational Imagination Into Play
(Center for Catholic Thought, Creighton University.. Omaha, Nebraska, United States, 2015)EXCERPT|How is Christianity like music? If that's too bland for you, how about an edgier version of the question, why has our understanding of Christian truth, Christian life, Christian meaning, and its effects on everyday ... -
Tiny Cells, Interior Castles: Changing the World From Within
(Center for Catholic Thought, Creighton University.. Omaha, Nebraska, United States, 2017)EXCERPT|This is not a talk about oppression. However, this is a story of three remarkable women: Hadewijch, Catherine of Siena, and Julian of Norwich, who each found their own ways of transcending the walls, both metaphorical ... -
Spiritual Autobiography in a Secular Time
(Center for Catholic Thought, Creighton University.. Omaha, Nebraska, United States, 2015)EXCERPT|If you don't tell your own story, someone else will. Telling your story is an act of claiming your faith, of framing it and owning it. Think about Martin Luther King, who shared his faith as part of his story he ...
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