Dr. Katherine Greiner in the Fortin Scola on Monday, November 8, 2021 for a talk and Q&A on "The Church as Field Hospital" starting at 5:30 p.m. We'll meet to eat together in the STAC at 5:00 p.m.

Everyone invited! A part of CATH 189: Images of the Church.

Catholic Studies: CATH 189

The Catholic Studies course CATH 189 is a series of Fall-semester courses under the theme of “Catholic Thought and Culture.” Iterations of CATH 189 will treat different subjects, such as a doctrine, person, historical or cultural moment, etc., relevant to the overarching theme of Catholic Thought and Culture.

The aim of this course series is to introduce inquiring students (especially freshmen) to aspects of the Catholic Intellectual Tradition in the context of the Catholic Studies community of students and instructors. We hope to give students a taste of the content and mode of learning in Catholic Studies.

Note: Even if you are not a part of the CATH 189 roster, you can still attend all or any of the gatherings.

Fall 2021

The subject this Fall is “Images of the Church.” The specific aim of this subject is to contemplate together from a variety of angles the mystery of the Church. It is inspired by Lumen Gentium, CCC 751-810, and Pope Francis’ Wednesday audiences of 2013 (beginning May 29). Speakers present an image of the Church in historical and cultural context, utilizing a saint, pope, order, movement, et al., in the history of the Church, who reflected upon and taught the Church about itself through the particular image.  Students will thus learn about dialogical moments between a concrete situation in the life of the Church and a figure who employs an image of the Church to help read and respond to “signs of the times.”

Structure

• Monday evenings 5-7 p.m.
  • 5:00 discussion over dinner (either the STAC or Scola, check schedule)
  • 5:30 speaker and Q&A
  • 6:30 small group discussions
  • 6:50 wrap up

Learn how to play an online game with the E-Sports Club without being put straight into a playerbase filled with experienced gamers! These bootcamps will allow students to learn how to play a game with other people who are in the same circumstances. We will have a few experienced players in the room to allow for ample learning capacity for students wishing to understand the game's tactics and strategies. Once you understand most of the core concepts of the game, we will have a few scrimmages to allow the players to get some experience with the game. The first bootcamp for a game will be open to the public, and any future bootcamps for the same game will be exclusively reserved for e-sports club members.

Contact esports@carroll.edu and or Ethan at emelton@carroll.edu for more info or to let us know you're interested!

Location: E-sports Room (Charles Basement)

Campus Ministry is starting a new initiative in the STAC. Our FOCUS missionaries will be leading large group scripture reflection lunch-hours on Tuesdays and Wednesdays called "Food for the Soul." 

Tuesdays @ 12:30 in the STAC

Wednesdays @ 12 in the STAC

Cor is a Campus Ministry formation group for men in order to ask questions and explore issues that are relevant to their unique take on life. We meet every Tuesday that classes are in session from 5:50-7:00 p.m.

Cor's default location is the Campus Ministry Center in the Upper Cube's Maronick Boardroom.

Find out more about Cor and Via formation groups.

An opportunity to bask in poetry and the beauty of other languages as Carroll students, faculty and staff read poems in languages other than English. 

The event begins at 7:00 pm in Carroll College’s Trinity Hall Lounge, Tuesday, November 09, 2021.

This event is part of Carroll’s annual Literary Festival. 

Via is a Campus Ministry formation group for women in order to ask questions and explore issues that are relevant to their unique take on life. We meet every Tuesday that classes are in session from 7-8 p.m.

Cor's default location is the Campus Ministry Center in the lower Chapel,

Find out more about Cor and Via formation groups.

Give blood to help save lives! This blood drive is sponsored by SAAC (Student Athlete Advisory Committee)

Please make your appointment by:

• using the Red Cross Blood Donor App,
• going to www.redcrossblood.org,
• calling 1(800)REDCROSS (733-2767).

Campus Ministry is starting a new initiative in the STAC. Our FOCUS missionaries will be leading large group scripture reflection lunch-hours on Tuesdays and Wednesdays called "Food for the Soul." 

Tuesdays @ 12:30 in the STAC

Wednesdays @ 12 in the STAC

Poets Kevin Hadduck and Dan Tessitore, and songwriters Alyssa Rogge and Regan Clancy will present. All events are free and the Helena community is encouraged to attend.

This event is part of Carroll’s annual Literary Festival. 

The Center for Peace and Justice is organizing a two part, anti-human trafficking awareness event. On November 10th, Dr. Shalina Stilley will give a presentation reflecting on the film, how it inspired her to travel to Cambodia and become involved in anti-trafficking efforts, and how this impacted and shaped her faith and vocation. 

Dr. Shalina Stilley is an associate professor of philosophy and theology at John Paul the Great Catholic University. She has over 10 years of international teaching experience, including at Conception Seminary College, Beltei International University, and Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia. She is the founder of Hope and Solidarity Missions, a non-profit that strives to prevent sex trafficking of women and children by increasing access to quality education in Cambodia.

The 2021 Carroll College Undergraduate Literary Festival: Willingness will take place on November 09-12. The Senior English Capstone Seminar students (Tracy Ackeret, Regan Clancy, Hope Emmanuel Grey, Bobby Cade Mornhinweg, Morris Richardson, Lucas Shefelbine & Rylie Weeks) are happy to announce that this year’s Keynote Speaker will be local legend and Carroll alumnus Tom Harpole, whose recent collection of essays Regarding Willingness: Chronicles of a Fraught Life has been awarded the 2020 Montana Book Honor Award. He will present on campus in Trinity Hall Lounge on November 11, 2021, at 6:30 p.m., followed by a Q&A.

The Capstone students will run a series of student and faculty presentations of long-form poetry and creative and academic prose. These presentations will occur on Thursday afternoon from 12:30-4:30 p.m. in the Lower Cube and Friday afternoon from 1:00-3:30 p.m. in the Corette Library & Simperman Learning Commons’ Sage Room. Participants and precise schedule TBA.

Other events include Poems on Many Tongues: An opportunity to bask in poetry and the beauty of other languages as Carroll students, faculty and staff read poems in languages other than English. The event begins at 7:00 p.m. in Carroll College’s Trinity Hall Lounge, Tuesday, November 09, 2021. In addition, the Poets and Songwriters In The Round happens on Wednesday, November 10, 2021 in the Myrna Loy’s Gallery Room, 7:00 p.m.

This is an annual literary event which showcases the creative and literary talent of Carroll and other Montana students and community members. All events are free and the Helena community is encouraged to attend.

Schedule of Events:

Tuesday, 11/9

• Poems on Many Tongues
  • Trinity Hall Lounge, Carroll College, 7:00 p.m.
  • An opportunity to bask in poetry and the beauty of other languages as Carroll students, faculty and staff read poems in languages other than English.

Wednesday, 11/10

• Poets and Songwriters in the Round
  • Myrna Loy’s Gallery Room, 15 N Ewing St, Helena, 7:00 p.m.
  • Poets Kevin Hadduck and Dan Tessitore, and songwriters Alyssa Rogge and Regan Clancy will present.

Thursday, 11/11 - Lower Cube, Carroll College

• Student Panel #1 - 12:30
  • Student presentations of longer creative and academic works, followed by a Q&A.
  • Rylie Weeks, Bobby Cade & Frances Tupper
• Student Panel #2 - 1:45
  • Student presentations of longer creative and academic works, followed by a Q&A.
  • Hope Emmanuel Grey, Regan Clancy & Nicole Williams
• Student Panel #3 - 3:00
  • Student presentations of longer creative and academic works, followed by a Q&A.
  • Lucas Shefelbine & Tracy Ackert
• The 2019 Carroll College Literary Festival Keynote Address
  • Tom Harpole Reads from Regarding Willingness: Chronicles of a Fraught Life, followed by a Q&A. 6:30-800 p.m., Trinity Hall Lounge, Carroll College.

Friday, 11/12 - The Corette Library & Simperman Learning Commons’ Sage Room

• Student Panel #4 - 1:00
  • Student presentations of longer creative and academic works, followed by a Q&A.
  • Morris Richardson, Megan Micheletti & Caleb Wallis
• Faculty Reading - 2:15
  • Loren Graham, reading new prose.
  • Kevin Stewart, reading his story “The Brothers,” which appeared earlier this year in Cowboy Jamboree Magazine.

About the Keynote Presenter:
“Tom ‘Harp’ Harpole was a horse logger working from remote mountain camps and living in wall tents until an accident suggested a change of lifestyle. He took to his other avocation – writing, and studied abroad in Ireland. He began publishing stories in periodicals such as Smithsonian Air & Space, Sports Illustrated, Crocodil, Montana Quarterly, Whitefish Review, and more. In 1986 his story ‘The Last of Butch’ (Faber & Faber, London) was selected as The Best Short Story in the British Isles. His work has been short-listed for the National Magazine Award twice, and translated into six languages. He has been a guest reader on NPR more than a dozen times. Harpole writes in a voice that uses his natural wit and humor to shed light on a life of stories that bring readers to the edge of danger. ‘Tom Harpole is what you might call a thinking man’s Evel Knievel’ –Aaron Parrett, MT Senior News.

“Certain magazines that assigned Harp feature articles knew early on that he would try anything that involved physical/emotional risks. He regarded himself as a Survivor’s Euphoria aficionado. His willingness and perspective on dalliances with danger range from an N.F.L. record, to horse logging, to skydiving with Russian cosmonauts, to getting a black bear stoned, to his compassion as a volunteer EMT in rural Montana, to protesting Gorbachev in 1990, to driving ice roads above the Arctic circle, and more. This book is a collection of sixteen of his most popular stories.”

12:30 pm: Student Panel #1
Student presentations of longer creative and academic works, followed by a Q&A.

1:45 pm: Student Panel #2
Student presentations of longer creative and academic works, followed by a Q&A.

3:00 pm: Student Panel #3
Student presentations of longer creative and academic works, followed by a Q&A.

All events are free and the Helena community is encouraged to attend.

This event is part of Carroll’s annual Literary Festival. 

2021-22 Women's Basketball Schedule

The Senior English Capstone Seminar students  are happy to announce that this year’s Keynote Speaker will be local legend and Carroll alumnus Tom Harpole, whose recent collection of essays Regarding Willingness: Chronicles of a Fraught Life has been awarded the 2020 Montana Book Honor Award. He will present on campus in Trinity Hall Lounge on November 11, 2021, at 6:30 p.m., followed by a Q&A.

"Tom 'Harp' Harpole was a horse logger working from remote mountain camps and living in wall tents until an accident suggested a change of lifestyle. He took to his other avocation – writing, and studied abroad in Ireland. He began publishing stories in periodicals such as Smithsonian Air & Space, Sports Illustrated, Crocodil, Montana Quarterly, Whitefish Review, and more. In 1986 his story 'The Last of Butch' (Faber & Faber, London) was selected as The Best Short Story in the British Isles. His work has been short-listed for the National Magazine Award twice, and translated into six languages. He has been a guest reader on NPR more than a dozen times. Harpole writes in a voice that uses his natural wit and humor to shed light on a life of stories that bring readers to the edge of danger. 'Tom Harpole is what you might call a thinking man’s Evel Knievel.'" –Aaron Parrett, MT Senior News

“Certain magazines that assigned Harp feature articles knew early on that he would try anything that involved physical/emotional risks. He regarded himself as a Survivor’s Euphoria aficionado. His willingness and perspective on dalliances with danger range from an N.F.L. record, to horse logging, to skydiving with Russian cosmonauts, to getting a black bear stoned, to his compassion as a volunteer EMT in rural Montana, to protesting Gorbachev in 1990, to driving ice roads above the Arctic circle, and more. This book is a collection of sixteen of his most popular stories.”

All events are free and the Helena community is encouraged to attend.

This event is part of Carroll’s annual Literary Festival. 

2021-22 Women's Basketball Schedule

The greatest fairy tale never told comes to life in this colorful, song-filled, Tony Award-winning Broadway production based on the hit movie.

Questions? Email Amber Barnes at ambarnes@carroll.edu

• Purchase in-person tickets
   
• Purchase online tickets

We offer mass at 7 p.m. in All Saints Chapel on Sunday nights! All welcome.

Christmas Paint-A-Pot is coming to campus for students to paint either a plate, mug, or bowl! Brought to you by CSA.

Campus Ministry is starting a new initiative in the STAC. Our FOCUS missionaries will be leading large group scripture reflection lunch-hours on Tuesdays and Wednesdays called "Food for the Soul." 

Tuesdays @ 12:30 in the STAC

Wednesdays @ 12 in the STAC

Cor is a Campus Ministry formation group for men in order to ask questions and explore issues that are relevant to their unique take on life. We meet every Tuesday that classes are in session from 5:50-7:00 p.m.

Cor's default location is the Campus Ministry Center in the Upper Cube's Maronick Boardroom.

Find out more about Cor and Via formation groups.

Via is a Campus Ministry formation group for women in order to ask questions and explore issues that are relevant to their unique take on life. We meet every Tuesday that classes are in session from 7-8 p.m.

Cor's default location is the Campus Ministry Center in the lower Chapel,

Find out more about Cor and Via formation groups.

Campus Ministry is starting a new initiative in the STAC. Our FOCUS missionaries will be leading large group scripture reflection lunch-hours on Tuesdays and Wednesdays called "Food for the Soul." 

Tuesdays @ 12:30 in the STAC

Wednesdays @ 12 in the STAC

2021-22 Women's Basketball Schedule

Women at 5pm; Men at 7pm.

Last day to withdraw from a class with a “W" (For partial-semester courses of shorter duration, the mid-point is the last day to withdraw)

Please join Dr. Hallows to learn more about the language immersion program in Seville, Spain in the summer of 2022.

The Psychology Club will be hosting a night for any and all students to attend behind the HAC! There will be a toasty fire, board games, pizza, and hot chocolate. This is a chance for the students to get to know Psychology Club and vice versa! Being outdoors is great for your mental health and so is destressing with a welcoming, caring community! This is two stress-free hours for any and all students who want to join!

Join us in the STAC for a full Thanksgiving dinner with all the fixings! Chef Megan and the culinary team will be crafting an expertly prepared Thanksgiving meal. Normal rates and fees apply.

This event is brought to you by Sodexo in conjunction with ASCC. ASCC will cover the cost for all students without a meal plan.

This Friday, wear your Carroll gear! This is your opportunity to support the football team as they make a run in the playoffs, or your favorite Carroll team, club, or campus group/activity.

Let's turn this campus into a sea of purple on Friday!

2021-22 Women's Basketball Schedule

It's time for Service Saturday! On Saturday, Nov 20, we will meet 8:30 am in the Chapel Foyer and serve around the community until 11:30 am, with an optional lunch afterward in the Campus Ministry Lounge.

Sign Up

Volunteers will receive an email about where they are going Friday morning. We are also asking the volunteers to bring a small donation for MT Supporting Soldiers' Christmas Drive, not required but greatly welcomed and appreciated. Check out the items you can donate!

Service Saturdays are an opportunity for 75+ students to join us for 3 hours on a Saturday morning and go volunteer at several different locations around Helena. It's a great way to engage with the non-profits and organizations that are supporting and sustaining our community. For more information email carroll.hunthausen@gmail.com 

We offer mass at 7 p.m. in All Saints Chapel on Sunday nights! All welcome.

Campus Ministry is starting a new initiative in the STAC. Our FOCUS missionaries will be leading large group scripture reflection lunch-hours on Tuesdays and Wednesdays called "Food for the Soul." 

Tuesdays @ 12:30 in the STAC

Wednesdays @ 12 in the STAC