Dr. Reichard is an author and an editor, and frequently serves as a consultant for arts foundations and organizations. Dr. Katy Gray Brown , MUST associate program director, holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of Minnesota and is a fellow in the MacArthur Program for Peace and International Development. She also holds a M.A. in peace studies from the University of Notre Dame and founded the Aliiance of First Nations Graduate Students. Martha Malinski , program assistant and primary internship coordinator, holds a B.A. in Peace and Social Justice Studies from Gustavus Adolphus College. She has experience as a student instructor in peace studies and women's studies courses and has worked in the areas of human rights education and community service learning.
Students also learn from a wide variety of guest resource persons throughout the semester.
Meals are on your own. The programs are full-time and students are required to attend all class sessions. Seminars are held all day Tuesday and Thursday, with occasional special activities on Thursday evenings. Class locations Students convene at a central classroom location for reading and field seminars and on location around the metro community for field seminars. Paul urban area and can be arranged on bus lines if necessary.