#JSNNews Volume 2 | Number 7 | May 16, 2017
Freshman Physicists see the light! Jesuit school students were studying light and shadow this past week.  Find out where this was...
Online Community Discussions
New discussion threads have recently been added to our Online Community.
  • Librarians - Brigid Monica 
  • Communications - Paul Totah
  • Religious Educators - Donald Petkash
  • Business Managers - Kathleen Schuchardt
Cohort Gatherings
As the academic year comes to a close, we begin to look forward to our 2017-2018 Cohort Gatherings. If you have questions about any of our conference wide cohort gatherings, please email Jeff Howard.
Employment
Since the start of May, 25 new positions have been posted on the JSN Job Board.

Whether you're looking to advertise a position opening within your school or searching for your own next step, our job board is a great place to start.
St. Bonaventure's Chorus Performs at the Vatican
In April a group of students from St. Bonaventure's College in St. John's, NL performed at the Vatican. The choral ensemble performed during the papal audience in St. Peter's Square.

More about the performance.
UCS Jesuits Announce Alum Service Corps Cohort 27 Teachers and Mentors
The Jesuit-sponsored Alum Service Corps (ASC) announced today that fifteen young men and women will commit a year of service to six Jesuit schools of the U.S. Central and Southern (UCS) Province of the Society of Jesus.

St. Paul's Takes Annual Service Trip to El Salvador
Over their spring break, St. Paul's High School in Winnipeg, MB continued its tradition of a service trip to El Salvador. They attended a memorial mass for Archbishop Oscar Romero on the anniversary of his death at La Divina Providencia Church, where his life was taken from him, before spending the week working on a fence for Escuela San Jose las Flores.

Read about their experience.
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