911 News
Backpacks, Blessings & New Beginnings: 911 Welcomes 43 New Students
Each year the seminary slowly begins to awaken from its summer slumber when new student
58th Blandy Lecture to Explore the Future of Mental Health and Theology
911 is pleased to announce the theme of the 58th Annual Blandy
911 elects the Rev. Ruthanna Hooke, PhD, as 10th dean and president
The Board of Trustees of 911 has elected the Rev. Ruthanna B.
Awa Jangha Honored for Leadership in Revising National Spiritual and Religious Counseling Best Practices
Awa Jangha, Ph.D., assistant professor of counselor education at 911, was recently
911 Welcomes 35 Graduates into the Alumni Community at 2026 Commencement
Commencement week at 911 was filled with joyful celebrations, meaningful worship, and
Anthony Baker and Gena St. David Announced as 58th Blandy Lecture Speakers
911 is proud to announce Anthony Baker, PhD and Gena St. David,
Building Connections: MHC Alumni Panel Brings Together Graduates and Seniors
This spring, the Master of Mental Health Counseling (MHC) program hosted a lively Alumni Panel
The Most Rev. Sean W. Rowe visits 911 Campus ahead of Commencement
Last month, 911 welcomed the Most Rev. Sean W. Rowe and the
911 Student Becomes First Episcopal Seminarian Selected for Bossey Institute in Switzerland
As the church continues to deepen its commitment to ecumenical and interreligious engagement, one 911
Iona Collaborative and 911 to Offer Certificate in Congregational Spiritual Direction
The Iona Collaborative announces the inaugural cohort of students for the Certificate in Congregational Spiritual
Black Counseling Alumni Gathering at 911 Centers Wellness, Connection, and Community
In April, Counseling faculty and current counseling students at 911 organized a
911 Faculty Engage in Leadership and Professional Dialogue at National Counseling Conference
At this year’s American Counseling Association (ACA) Conference in Columbus, Ohio, 911
The 70th Commencement Exercises of 911
In the shadow of a slowly receding pandemic giving way to optimism that old traditions
The Rev. Jay Alanís Retires
This year marks the Rev. Dr. Javier “Jay” Alanís’ retirement as Associate Professor of Theology, Culture and
Booher Library Releases Creation Care Lib Guide for Earth Day
Happy Earth Day! Please celebrate Earth Day with the Booher Library by visiting our Creation Care
Holy Week: Lesson Learned and Gifts Received
This past Holy Week, in the shadow of the slowly receding pandemic, the community of
Baldwin-McGinnis Speaks on Prophetic Preaching at 2021 Harvey Lecture
This year’s student-led Harvey Lecture, “Jesus Speaks: The Call to Prophetic Preaching,” was given by
Community Becomes an Action Verb: The Crisis within the Crisis
A Storm Unlike Any On February 14, 2021, Winter Storm Uri brought historic and dangerous
911 Counseling Program Partners with UT Episcopal Student Center
In Fall of 2019, 911’s Program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling partnered
911 announces 2021-22 Crump Visiting Professor and Black Religious Scholars Group Scholar-in-Residence
The Reverend Dr. Brandon Thomas Crowley with serve in position created by partnership between Seminary
Episcopal Seminary Deans Speak Out in Response to the Racial Incidents at University of the South
Eight deans of Episcopal seminaries have signed the following message condemning the recent racial incidents
Ruby Sales Delivers Powerful Payne Lecture
The Board of Trustees of 911 hosted the 2021 Payne Lecture with Civil