Seton Hall Celebrates Charter Day

Seton Hall celebrates its catholic and Setonian Heritage with Charter Day, February 23, 2007At the Charter Day ceremony, Dermot Quinn, D. Phil, Professor of History at Seton Hall University, will speak on “Three Founders and a Vision: Bayley, McQuaid, Corrigan and Early Seton Hall.”

The program will also feature a dramatic presentation of Mother Seton’s reflections: “Dear Remembrances” — performed by Katherine Stout ’07, written by Angela Kariotis ’00 and adapted and directed by Catherine Zizik, M.F.A., Associate Professor of Communication at Seton Hall University. The dramatic performance project is funded through a generous grant from Seton Hall University’s Center for Vocation and Servant Leadership.

The main page of the Seton Hall site also features a link to the web site of the Seton Museum.