Professor
"Being a Vincentian Fellow has provided me with a framework and a support system by which I may expose my students to, and involve them in the issues of social justice and poverty, both material and spiritual that we as a global community are called to confront."
St. John's University
Joseph L. Adolphe joined the faculty in the Department of Fine Arts in St. John's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences in 2000. Named a Senior Vincentian Research Fellow in 2006, he continues to explore the spiritual in art and the creation of a moral society. In addition to his teaching, Professor Adolphe exhibits his paintings regularly and his illustrations appear in numerous local and national journals and publications. He holds an M.F.A. from the School of Visual Arts, NY. He lives with his wife and five daughters in New Haven, CT.
Associate Professor
"The opportunity to be a Vincentian Fellow has nurtured my ability to research, teach and serve in the spirit of the Vincentian mission."
St. John's University
Regina Mistretta is an Associate Professor of Curriculum and Instruction in The School of Education of St. John's University and a Senior Vincentian Research Fellow. Her research and publications involve teacher preparation program design, professional development frameowrks and parent-child collaboration in mathematics, SHe holds an Ed.D. from Teachers College, Columbia University and serves as co-chair for the Mathematics Teacher Educator Special Interest Group of the Association of Teacher Educators.
Associate Professor
"The Vincentian Research Fellows program serves as a wonderful source of inspiration. Not only has it opened my mind to a variety of challenges facing humanity but it has also energized me to look for creative ways to overcome them. I am a better person because of the people and ideas the Fellows program supports."
St. John's University
Associate Clinical Professor
"Personally, I have found my formal and informal collaboration with Fellows and the administration/staff of the Vincentian Center as a great source of inspiration and rejuvenation in my teaching and research endeavors. The Fellows Program serves the University and beyond as an unrestricted learning community dedicated to education and research on poverty and exploring the causes of poverty and injustice."
St. John's University
John M. Conry is an Associate Clinical Professor in the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences and a Senior Vincentian Research Fellow. He received both his Bachelor of Pharmacy and Doctor of Pharmacy degrees from St. John’s University. He is a licensed pharmacist in the state of NY, is board certified as a pharmacotherapy specialist, and is certified as an HIV expert. Dr. Conry currently practices as the clinical pharmacy coordinator for Project Renewal, a non-profit organization that provides health care to the homeless and indigent of New York City. His practice and research interests include the evaluation of access to health care, health disparities, health literacy and optimal pharmacy care services as it relates to the urban indigent patient population.
Associate Professor
"Since becoming a Vincentian Research fellow, the issues of poverty and social justice are much more at the forefront of my thoughts when teaching and doing research in systematic theology, especially in terms of seeing that salvation must always include the poor to be
St. John's University
Catholic universities will be particularly attentive to the poorest and to those who suffer economic, social, cultural or religious injustice. This responsibility begins within the academic community but it also finds application beyond it.
Pope John Paul II, Ex Corde Ecclesiae (40)
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