The Eleventh Annual Slovak Seminar on the Free Society


Join professors, including Michael Novak, Robert Royal, Bill Saunders, Joe Wood, Fr. Derek Cross, and Slovak and American students from June 30 - July 9, 2011 in Bratislava and Spisska Kapitula (in eastern Slovakia). 

Along with Slovakia’s castles and mountains, we will explore the political, economic, and moral-cultural dimensions of a free society in the thought of Pope Benedict XVI and Pope John Paul II, The Federalist Papers, and Alexis de Tocqueville, among others.

How to Apply (for American Students)

To apply send a statement (two hundred words) on the nature of liberty, your curriculum vitae, an additional short write sample, a letter of recommendation, and a short cover letter explaining your interest in attending the seminar, to info@frinstitute.org or to:

Faith & Reason Institute
1100 G Street N.W. Suite 450
Washington DC 20005

The deadline for applications for American Students is May 1, 2011. All admitted students receive fellowships, which include tuition, lodging, meals, and excursions.

Students are responsible for their own travel costs and pocket money. For more information email Elizabeth McCoy at elizabethmccoy2002@yahoo.com.

How to Apply (for Slovak Students)

To apply send a statement (two hundred words) on the nature of liberty, your curriculum vitae and a cover letter explaining your interest in attending the seminar, to info@kolegium.org or to: 

Kolégium Antona Neuwirtha
Nam. padlých hrdinov 7
P. O. Box 51
900 28 Ivanka pri Dunaji 

The deadline for applications for Slovak students is May 25, 2011. All admitted students receive fellowships, which include tuition, lodging, meals, and excursions. 

Students are responsible for their own travel costs and pocket money. For more information email Lucia Papayova at luciapapayova@gmail.com.


Who Organizes the Seminar

The seminar is organized by
the
Faith & Reason Institute based in Washington DC and Collegium of Anton Neuwirth in Bratislava.

The Faith & Reason Institute aims at bringing both Faith and Reason to bear on all the issues that confront us.

The mission of the Collegium of Anton Neuwirth is to form young people's minds and characters by systematic education in the Christian cultural legacy and its influence on Western civilization.

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