Attendance is by invitation only.
It is a tradition in academia to celebrate a major initiative, such as the opening of Brennan Hall, with an event that elevates the minds of all involved. We are delighted that Father Byron agreed to return to Scranton to offer the Kania School's first formal lecture in Brennan Hall. D.C. Most recently, he was the Distinguished Professor of the Practice of Ethics at Georgetown University, where he also served as rector of the Georgetown Jesuit Community. From 1975 to 1982 he served as president of The University of Scranton, leaving in 1982 to become president of The Catholic University of America, a post that he held until 1992. His previous assignments included serving as dean of arts and sciences at Loyola University of New Orleans and various teaching positions in his field of economics and social ethics.