Jim Kenney, Doctoral work, Comparative Religions, Northwestern University; Executive Director, Common Ground; Executive Director, Interreligious Engagement Project (www.iep21.org); Project Coordinator, the Peace Council; author, Thriving in the Crosscurrent: Clarity and Hope in a Time of Cultural Sea Change. (Available at CG or through www.amazon.com.)
Lauri Kamm, Administrator, CG; BS, Business Management, Husson College, Bangor, Maine; licensed real estate broker; Certified Property Manager. (contact@cg.org)
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Laura Bernstein, MA, University of Chicago; rabbinical studies, Hebrew Seminary of the Deaf; leader and composer of interfaith chants; author of poetry and articles on spirituality; co-author of Healing the Jewish-Christian Rift.
Herbert W. Bronstein, regular CG faculty; Senior Rabbi Emeritus, North Shore Congregation Israel; editor, Liturgies for the Reform Movement; lecturer, Lake Forest College; scholar of comparative religions; Trustee, Council for a Parliament of the World’s Religions.
Tom Hoberg, regular CG faculty; Ph.D., Literature, University of Chicago; Professor of English, Northeastern Illinois University.
Rosemary Hurwitz, MA, PS, Loyola University; twenty years experience in career consulting and in leading retreats for Discovery weekends; over ten years studying the Enneagram, receiving her certification in 2001; www.spiritdrivenliving.com.
Fatima Ahmad Imam, Ph.D., University of Toronto; M.Phil, History, Aligarh University, India; Assistant Professor of History, Lake Forest College.
Kenneth James, diplomate Jungian psychoanalyst in private practice in Chicago; he received his Ph.D., Northwestern University; Diploma in Analytical Psychology, C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago; holds the rank of professor emeritus after thirty-three years of university teaching; currently the Director of Student Services at the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools.
Carl Jerome, founding teacher, North Shore Meditation and Dharma Center; Lay Renunciate and Senior Dharma Teacher, Mid-America Buddhist Association; meditation teacher, Cancer Wellness Center, Northbrook; blog: http://northshoremeditation.blogspot.com/.
Harold Kasimow, Ph.D., Religious Studies, Temple University; Professor Emeritus in Religious Studies, Grinnell College, Iowa; student of Abraham Joshua Heschel; author of many books, including No Religion Is an Island: Abraham Joshua Heschel and Interreligious Dialogue and Beside Still Waters: Jews Christians, and the Way of the Buddha; Holocaust survivor.
Jerrol Leitner, M.A., Theology, St. John University, Collegeville, MN; M.A., English, Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago, IL; retired; 40 years teaching English and Theology; former English department chair, St. Viator High School, Arlington Heights.
Robert McClory, regular CG faculty; M.A., Journalism, Northwestern University; STL, Theology, St. Mary of the Lake, Mundelein; Professor Emeritus, Medill School of Journalism; author of several books, including the forthcoming Radical Disciple: Fr. Michael Pfleger, St. Sabina Church and the Fight for Social Justice.
Betsey Means, co-founder – with Eileen Vorbach – of WomanLore, offering a variety of one-woman performances based on significant historical figures; a professional actress who has performed with Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, Shakespeare on the Green, Blue Rider Theatre, Chicago Children's Theatre, and others.
Lee Minnerly, M.A. in anthropology: former general manager; U.S. Baha'i Publishing Trust; teaches adult education classes on astronomy and culture at the Newberry Library in Chicago and the College of Lake County; archives assistant, Webster Institute for the History of Astronomy, Adler Planetarium and Museum.
Jeff Mishur, owner of Art Excursions, Inc., providing art-related tours and lectures in Chicago and nationwide; member, Illinois Humanities Council's Road Scholars Speakers Bureau; has taught Art History and Art Appreciation at the university level for more than fifteen years.
Evan Moffic, regular CG faculty; Stanford University; Hebrew Union College; Senior Rabbi, Congregation Solel.
Ahmad Sadri, regular CG faculty; Ph.D., New School for Social Research; College Professor of Islamic World Studies, Lake Forest College; author of several books, in Persian and in English, including Max Weber’s Sociology of Individuals.
Nancy Tuchman, Ph.D., Aquatic Ecology; Associate Provost for Research and Professor of Biology, Loyola University; special focus on human impacts on the structure and function of freshwater aquatic ecosystems.
Madeleine Van Hecke, regular CG faculty; Ph.D.; licensed clinical psychologist; former professor of psychology, North Central College, Naperville; author, Blind Spots: Why Smart People Do Dumb Things and The Brain Advantage (Prometheus Books, published 2010).
John Wasik, MA, the University of Illinois-Chicago; author of 13 books including The Cul-de-Sac Syndrome: Turning Around the Unsustainable American Dream; has lectured across the U.S. and has appeared on NBC, NPR, PBS, CNBC, Bloomberg TV, FOX, and on radio stations across the world; his column for Bloomberg News reaches readers on five continents. For more, visit www.johnwasik.com.
Georgene Wilson, regular CG faculty; D.Min., St. Mary of the Lake, Mundelein; a Franciscan sister living as a neighborhood anchoress (a contemplative solitude minister); author of several books on spirituality and service.
Georgene Wilson, regular CG faculty; D.Min., St. Mary of the Lake, Mundelein; a Franciscan sister living as a neighborhood anchoress (a contemplative solitude minister); author of several books on spirituality and service.
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