The Rev. Edward A. Malloy, C.S.C., president
emeritus of the University of Notre Dame, served the university for 18
years before retiring in 2005. A member of Notre Dame’s faculty since
1974, he continues to teach in the university’s department of theology.
Malloy has published six books, edited/ co-edited two others and
authored scores of articles and book chapters. His latest book, “Monk’s
Notre Dame” was published in fall 2005. Malloy’s doctorate is in
Christian ethics from Vanderbilt University. He also is the recipient of
22 honorary degrees and has been honored in many other ways for his long
leadership in bettering higher education, promoting community service
and combating substance abuse.
Inaugural
address
Douglas M. Astolfi, Ph.D. President of Saint Martin’s University
Cynthia M. Caron, Ph.D., is project coordinator at
the American Institute for Sri Lankan Studies in Colombo and special
consultant to Minister Rishad Bathiudeen, Minister for Resettlement,
Government of Sri Lanka. She has a long background in environmental
management and applied sociology in South Asia and has served as a
consultant for numerous organizations worldwide, including CARE
International and the United Nations. She received a Ph.D. in
Development Sociology in 2003 from New York’s Cornell University.
The Rev. Edward A. Malloy, C.S.C., president
emeritus of the University of Notre Dame, served the university for 18
years before retiring in 2005. A member of Notre Dame’s faculty since
1974, he continues to teach in the university’s department of theology.
Malloy has published six books, edited/ co-edited two others and
authored scores of articles and book chapters. His latest book, “Monk’s
Notre Dame” was published in fall 2005. Malloy’s doctorate is in
Christian ethics from Vanderbilt University. He also is the recipient of
22 honorary degrees and has been honored in many other ways for his long
leadership in bettering higher education, promoting community service
and combating substance abuse.
Inaugural
address
Cynthia M. Caron, Ph.D., is project coordinator at
the American Institute for Sri Lankan Studies in Colombo and special
consultant to Minister Rishad Bathiudeen, Minister for Resettlement,
Government of Sri Lanka. She has a long background in environmental
management and applied sociology in South Asia and has served as a
consultant for numerous organizations worldwide, including CARE
International and the United Nations. She received a Ph.D. in
Development Sociology in 2003 from New York’s Cornell University. 