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RT @margaritamooney: Delighted to write about beauty and hope, the core of @scalaorg’s mission, for DonorsTrust! https://t.co/tbgwAZa4SC
Check out Francis X. Maier’s article “Why We Hunger for Beauty!” These insightful remarks were shared to a small gr… https://t.co/UjEWXuuHRk
RT @josie_mcdonell: @scalaorg’s “Art, the Sacred, & the Common Good” conference reminded me of advice my mom gave me during a particularly…
@ErikBootsma @ConstanceCAguda @ISI We will be posting the videos of each session on our website / YouTube channel i… https://t.co/9m1p6ubT9r
Scala’s third major conference, hosted on the campus of Princeton Theological Seminary, will explore the challenges and opportunities in connecting art, the sacred and our shared lives and stories.
Scala is a movement of students and educators working to revitalize American culture by educating for beauty and wisdom. Through seminars, webinars, publications, reading groups, conferences, and other programs, we empower crucial agents of cultural renewal—teachers, artists, educational entrepreneurs and culture creators—with a robust vision of liberal arts education.
Learn about our committee members who represent universities throughout the country.
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