School of Theology Lifelong Learning

The Boston University School of Theology (STH) consolidated its learning resources and opportunities to expand into two new arenas: mini-courses for alums and other faith-based leaders, and spiritual growth groups. Toward this end, STH deployed a three-dimensional online lifelong learning program that attended to the life-patterns, spiritual growth, and practical needs of ministers and others in religious leadership. The pilot program broadly tested the demand, explored the potential for expansion, propelled the next wave in theological education, engaged the wider community, and allowed STH to assess the best avenues for sustainable online lifelong learning for faith-filled and justice-driven leadership.

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April, 2020 (PRESS RELEASE): BU STH LAUNCHES NEW ONLINE LIFELONG LEARNING PROGRAM

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Dr. Eileen M. Daily, Director, Online Lifelong

Project Team edaily@bu.edu

-- Please select a member -- Dr. Eileen M. Daily, Director, Online Lifelong, Project Team Ms. Kimberly Macdonald, Marketing and Communications, Project Team Rev. Andrew E. Kimble, Assistant Director of Alumni and Donor Relations, Project Team Rev. Dr. Cristian De La Rosa, Associate Dean for Students and Community Life, Project Team

• Dr. Eileen M. Daily, Director, Online Lifelong Project Team
• Ms. Kimberly Macdonald, Marketing and Communications Project Team
• Rev. Andrew E. Kimble, Assistant Director of Alumni and Donor Relations Project Team
• Rev. Dr. Cristian De La Rosa, Associate Dean for Students and Community Life Project Team

Prior to her retirement from BU, Eileen Daily was the Director of the Doctor of Ministry degree in Transformational Leadership. Her background is in religious and theological education, and she was a graduate program director for several years before coming to BU. She is especially…Read More

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Dr. Eileen M. Daily, Director, Online Lifelong

Project Team edaily@bu.edu

Prior to her retirement from BU, Eileen Daily was the Director of the Doctor of Ministry degree in Transformational Leadership. Her background is in religious and theological education, and she was a graduate program director for several years before coming to BU. She is especially interested in how technology can (and should) mediate theological and religious education and is the author and architect of art/y/fact.Xn, an app for mobile devices that helps users make sense of or meditate with Christian artworks in museums, in churches, on the tourist trail or on the Web. Her other research interests are in interfaith religious education, public religious education, and religious education through visual art.