Joseph and Edith Habiger Institute For Catholic Leadership
Established by Monsignor James Habiger in honor of his parents, Joseph and Edith Habiger, the Institute for Catholic Leadership fosters spiritual and leadership development in academia, the Church, and in civil and professional life through six programs:
- The Leadership Intern Program
- Catholic Studies Community Living: Men's and Women's Households
- The Latino Leadership Program
- Professional Leadership Formation
- Catholic Studies Scholars
- Postdoctoral Fellows
Read more about this topic: Center For Catholic Studies (University Of St. Thomas)
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