AXIS: Journal of Lasallian Higher Education

Section I: Original Scholarly and Creative Works

Strategic Planning for Lasallian Research: A Report on the 2012 RELAN Research Symposium
Maura Thompson Hagarty, Ph.D., Susan R. Hines, Ed.D., Frederick C. Mueller, FSC, Ed.D.

The Call from the Institute for Lasallian Research
Robert Schieler, FSC, Ed.D.

Capturing Our Time for Theirs: Considerations for the Context of Our Future
Mary Catherine Fox, Ph.D.

Lasallians in the World Solving Real Problems of the World: Research Agenda of the International Association of Lasallian Universities (IALU)
International Association of Lasallian Universities

Equity, Knowledge, and Development: Towards a Policy on the Advancement of Knowledge in RELAL
Research Policies Preparation Team

Association: New, Fruitful Branches Sprouting from a Tercentennial Tree
Gustavo Ramirez Barba, FSC, Ed.D.

Section II: Shared Knowledge Archive

Future Prospects for Creating Association
Robert Carlier

John Baptist de La Salle and the First Brothers: Christian Educators for the Society of Their Time
Maurice-Auguste Hermans, FSC, J.C.D.

The Journey of the Lasallian Community
Gerard Rummery, FSC, Ph.D.

Section III: Annotations of Distinctive Works in Lasallian Higher Education

Annotation: Michael Valenzuela, Ph.D. “Apostles, Prophets, Ambassadors and Angels: De La Salle’s ‘Meditations for the Time of Retreat’ and the Apostolic Imagination.” Ph. D. diss., De La Salle University, Lipa, Philippines, 2004, 390 pp.

Annotation: John Pyle, Ed.D. “The Evolution of an Organization: A Case Study of a San Miguel School.” Ed.D. diss., Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota (USA), 2002, 124 pp.

Annotation: Dominic Edward Everett, FSC, Ph.D. “John Baptist de La Salle’s ‘The Conduct of Schools’: A Guide to Teacher Education.” Ph.D. diss., Loyola University, Chicago (USA), 1984, 376 pp.

Annotation: Adrian Watson, FSC, Ed.D. “Perceptions Regarding the Identity and Culture of a Lasallian Catholic Secondary School in Australia.” Ed.D. diss., University of San Francisco (USA), 2011, 261 pp.

Section IV: Selected Bibliographies

Bibliography: France in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries