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Fairfield University Magazine - Spring 2024
In this Issue: Letter from the President, pg. 4 University News, pg. 5 Indie Press Success, by Jeannine (Carolan) Graf \u2787, pg. 12 To Elevate the Discourse, by Alan Bisbort, pg. 14 Confident, Courageous, Competitive, by John Jones, pg. 16 The Storm on the Horizon, by Tess (Brown) Long \u2707, MFA\u2711, pg. 22 Taking Care, by Sara Colabella \u2708, MFA\u2711, pg. 26 Grants & Gifts, pg. 30 Alumni Notes, pg. 32-38 Maureen Winkler Belger \u2787: Helping to Solve a Real-World Problem, pg. 33 Anif McDonald \u2716: Trailblazer and Community-Builder, at Fairfield and Beyond, pg. 35 Arts & Minds Calendar, pg. 39 Donor Profile: Women of the 50th Reunion Committee, pg. 40https://digitalcommons.fairfield.edu/fairfield-magazine/1058/thumbnail.jp
Papers of Rev. William C. McInnes, S.J.
This collection includes records of Fr. McInnes’ activities as President of Fairfield (1964-1973) as well as papers, scrapbooks, and photo albums documenting his personal interests, activities, and travels. Of particular note are the contents of a scrapbook maintained by Fr. McInnes devoted to letters and newspaper articles on the subject of student unrest at Fairfield between 1967 and 1970. The collection also includes biographical material on Fr. McInnes, including oral history transcripts and copies of obituary articles.https://digitalcommons.fairfield.edu/findingaids/1017/thumbnail.jp
Records of the President’s Office
Records of the activities of Fairfield University Rectors and Presidents from 1942 to the present, with the exception of Rev. William C. McInnes, S.J. (1964-1973) and Dr. Lynn Babington (interim President in 2017). Records of Fr. McInnes’ administration are instead included in the Papers of Rev. William McInnes, S.J. The nature and amount of material in this collection varies considerably from administration to administration, but typically includes inauguration materials, congratulation certificates, publicity materials, and/or correspondence (notably including letters by and from Rev. John McEleney, S.J. and Rev. James Dolan, S.J, that relate to Fairfield’s founding and early development). The collection also includes records of the 2016 Presidential Search Committee, whose work resulted in the selection of Rev. Jeffrey von Arx.https://digitalcommons.fairfield.edu/findingaids/1016/thumbnail.jp
Corporate Sustainability Reporting: Examining the Relationship Between Valuation, Regulation and Market Logic
This paper links three threads in the environmental economics, management and regulatory literatures: (1) environmental externalities and their impact on the demand and supply for environmental amenities; (2) ecosystem services and methods used to quantify their values; and (3) the impact of payments for ecosystem services on corporate balance sheets.
A foundational concept of environmental economics is that when firms decide how much to produce, or consumers how much to consume, they respond to “prices.” Externalities – e.g., pollution – are negative byproducts of production or consumption that are not reflected in the market price. When goods such as clean air and clean water are underpriced, they tend to be overused. The competition among generations for non-renewable resources establishes a peculiar externality since the current generation is the only one present when the relevant decisions are taken.
We argue that the preservation of environmental functions, services and infrastructure is the solution to intergenerational environmental externality. The valuation of environmental externalities is constrained by the temporal and spatial range within which individuals act. Corporations, however, are legal fictions whose scope of action can be global, and not bounded by the temporal constraints of individuals. When corporations determine how ecosystem services can be accurately accounted for on their balance sheets, the temporal and spatial range of their activities must be taken into account
Helen Glazer: Walking in Antarctica - Digital Board
Digital Board for the exhibition Helen Glazer: Walking in Antarctica.https://digitalcommons.fairfield.edu/helenglazer-ephemera/1000/thumbnail.jp
Installation image from the exhibition Helen Glazer: Walking in Antarctica
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Installation image for exhibition Helen Glazer: Walking in Antarctica
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Installation image for exhibition Helen Glazer: Walking in Antarctica
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Installation image of the exhibition - Peter Anton: Just Desserts
https://digitalcommons.fairfield.edu/peteranton-images/1013/thumbnail.jp
Installation image of the exhibition - Streaming: Sculpture by Christy Rupp
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