October 2023
Thu. 5 Oct, 2023
Faculty Roundtable "The Life, Beliefs, and Dreams of China's President Xi Jingping" By Dr. Thomas J. Ward
Thu. 5 Oct, 2023 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Join us for the first Faculty Roundtable event of the academic year on Thursday, October 5, 2023 at 7 PM ET, hosted by HJI President Dr. Thomas Walsh.
HJI Provost, Dr. Thomas Ward will be speaking on "The Life, Beliefs, and Dreams of China's President Xi Jingping."
Fri. 20 Oct, 2023
Fall 2023 Convocation
Fri. 20 Oct, 2023 9:00 am - 10:00 am
You are cordially invited to attend the HJI Fall Virtual Convocation to be held Friday, October 20 at 9 am ET on Zoom. All students, faculty and staff are kindly requested to be present. The annual HJI Convocation brings together our entire HJI community, providing an occasion to engage with one another, to deepen and strengthen our relationships, and to reaffirm our shared goals and values.
This is a special occasion you won’t want to miss. Faculty, staff, and students all come together for the Convocation, and during our program, we will hear from our President, our Provost, and our Dean and Associate Dean of Student life about many of the very important and exciting developments taking place at HJI.
Tue. 24 Oct, 2023
Joint Presentation of HJI and the Higher Purpose Forum: Individual Sovereignty & Social Institutions
Tue. 24 Oct, 2023 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
HJ International Graduate School for Peace and Public Leadership is pleased to co-host a special program with the Higher Purpose Forum (HPF). We invite you to register for "Individual Sovereignty and Social Institutions" to be held on Tuesday, October 24 at 7PM ET.
HPF Chair James Edgerly will be the host for this insightful evening with a presentation from President of Paragon House, Dr. Gordon Anderson, followed by response from President of SunHak UP Graduate University, Dr. Thomas Selvover, and comments from President of HJI, Dr. Thomas Walsh.
Based upon his 2023 book, titled Integral Society, Dr. Anderson will present his Principled understanding of individual sovereignty. Individual sovereignty, as envisioned in our country's founding documents, should be upheld and served by social institutions, not exploited by them. However, the scale and scope of leading social institutions in contemporary society have expanded so as to threaten individual sovereignty, self-sufficiency, and human rights. Of primary concern are major financial institutions, political parties and government bureaucracies.
We look forward to seeing you at this unique event.