AXIS: Journal of Lasallian Higher Education

Section I: Original Scholarly and Creative works

Higher Education and the Lasallian Mission in an Age of Inequality
Shelly McCallum-Ferguson, Steven Nawara, Eoin O’Connell

John Baptist de La Salle, John Henry Newman, and the Prospect of a Catholic Work College
Paul Schweigl

Story and Vision: Exploring the Use of Stories for Growth in the Life of Faith
Brother Michael Valenzuela, FSC, PhD

Engagement, Collaboration, and Commitment to Mission through Research: A Report of the Fifth Annual International Symposium on Lasallian Research
Jack McClure, PhD, Rani Roy, PhD, Patricia Kayse Vargas-Mangan

Section II: Shared Knowledge Archive

A Method of Prayer for Teachers
William Mann, FSC, D.Min.

Lasallian Educational Leadership in the Twenty-First Century
William Mann, FSC, D.Min.

The Lasallian Mission: A Way of Educating for Life for All
William Mann, FSC, D.Min.

The Lasallian Understanding of Gratuity
Gerard Rummery, FSC, PhD

Charism in Association: Structuring the Lasallian Education Movement in Catholic Higher Education
John Richard Wilcox, PhD

Section III: Annotations of Distinctive Works in Lasallian Higher Education

Grebstein, Lawrence C. and Van Wyk, Judy A. “Turning the Tide of Male Juvenile Delinquency: The Ocean Tides Approach.” New York: Springer Publishing Company, 2016. 301pp.

Hines, Susan. R. “An Investigation of Faculty Development Program Assessment Practices.” EdD dissertation, Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, Winona, Minnesota, 2007. 140pp.

Maloney, Daniel J. “The Ocean Tides Residential, Educational, and Family Services Program: An Organizational History 1975-1985” EdD dissertation, Boston College, Boston, Massachusetts, 1984. 198pp.

Menegat, FSC, Jardelino. “O Ideário Educativo Lassalista E Os Marcos Regulatórios de Educaҫão: Pilares Para Uma Educaҫão de Qualidade” [Lasallian Educational Ideology and Regulatory Frameworks for Education: Pillars for a Quality Education] PhD dissertation, Centro Universitário La Salle – UNILASALLE, Canoas, Brazil, 2016. 350pp.