The Vincentian Center for Church and Society was created at St. John’s University in 1994 to serve as a resource to identify and respond to the needs of the local Church. The Center’s core purpose, relating the University to the Church, is uniquely addressed through its Vincentian sponsorship, metropolitan location and diversified personnel resources. By utilizing these resources, the Center provides services in collaboration with and in service to the Church, thereby connecting the University to the Church community in fulfilling its mission.
Our Fellows
"As a Fellow I will continue to sensitize my students to how extreme poverty results in populations being subject to disease. Presently, I begin each class by reading brief sections of "The End of Poverty."
Irvin N.
Hirshfield
Class of 2008
Syndicate