Graduate School of Religion & Religious Education


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The Mission of the School

Fordham University's Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education (GRE) is committed to cultivating academic competence, scholarly research and ministerial skills in religious education and pastoral studies. In accordance with its Catholic, Jesuit tradition, GRE encourages students to integrate academic knowledge with personal wisdom, and to serve the church and society as committed and compassionate leaders.

Education is not only what takes place in the classroom or online. The interaction that occurs among us is the essence of transformative education. It is in that interaction that we experience grace which can lead us to that “Aha” moment that touches our hearts and makes a difference in our lives.

Fall 2012 Summer 2012

Spotlights
The Graduate and Professional Schools of Fordham University will again host the SummerIdealist.org Graduate School Fair" Tueday June 19th 5:00pm to 8:00pm Pope Auditorium Lincoln Center Campus To Register Click Here		Special Lecture Presentation! GSRRE's Associate Professor Dr. Kieran Scott presented a speciallecture at Fordham Westchester Friday May 4th 2012. More than 40 attendees enjoyedlunch and alecture on models for thefuture of EducationalMinistry in the Church of the 21st Century. A question and answer period followed over coffee and carrot cake. More on Dr. Scott's ideas for the future	Dr. Beaudoin speaks at the Occupy Faith Conference held in Berkeley, California, March 20-22. He was one of six representatives from Occupy Faith NYC/Occupy Wall Street. See Our Blog