The David A. Boileau Foundation © 2011-The David A. Boileau Foundation © 2011-20122012

The David A. Boileau Foundation

The David A. Boileau Foundationⓒ2011-2012

The David A. Boileau Foundation

Purpose

As a Grassroots Private Nonprofit Organization, we are dedicated to increasing the awareness of Social Justice and The Protection of Human Rights through Seminars, Education, Training, Workshops, Research, and the Publication of Scholarly Works.

The David A. Boileau Foundationⓒ2011-2012

The David A. Boileau Foundation

• Social Justice and the Protection of Human Rights• As a grassroots Organization, we support and are willing to

participate, academically or otherwise, in Seminars, Education, Training, and Workshops for Higher Education Institutions, Organizations, and Corporations that strive to increase awareness of Social Justice and Human Rights through personal, individual, Institutional, Organizational, and Corporate practice.

• As a grassroots Organization, funding is provisional and is provided by the requesting Institution or Organization; however, when available, partial funding may be possible through the Foundation’s Donations.

The David A. Boileau Foundationⓒ2011-2012

The David A. Boileau Foundation

• Seminars• The David A. Boileau Thomas Aquinas Lecture Series

• One of the Foundation’s priority grassroots goals is to establish The David A. Boileau Thomas Aquinas Lecture Series. We envision this Series as open to National and International Faculty and Scholars, and as multi-disciplinary. Lecturers in the Series include philosophers or other disciplinarians who may use a supportive, comparative, or critical approach to Thomist philosophy.

• Students, regardless of their departmental major, may submit proposals for presentations that clearly and distinctly represent the Lecture theme. These include but are not limited to: academic poster presentations, including presentations from the humanities, sciences, economics, law, and the performing or visual arts.

* Potential proposals for the Lecture Series are accepted by Dr. Sharon Harbin, President & CEO of the Foundation and presented to the Board for review. The Board and Officers of the Foundation retain the rights to limit the major theme of the Series to the Philosophy of Thomas Aquinas,and as stated above, as well, negotiation of shared rights or any and all academic works as a result thereof.

The David A. Boileau Foundationⓒ2011-2012

The David A. Boileau Foundation

• Education, Training, and Workshops• Another priority grassroots goal of the Foundation is to support and provide Ethics-based Education, Training, and Workshops.

• As our goals come to fruition, we envision Education, Training, and Workshops as open to Institutions, Organizations, and Corporations, nationally and internationally. Programs will be tailored to fit the needs of the students or trainees as described by the requesting Institution, Organization, or Corporation.

• Training Programs are funded by the requesting Institution, Organization, or Corporation.

* The David A. Boileau Foundation retains the rights to all intellectual materials produced by the Foundation for such Training Programs.

The David A. Boileau Foundationⓒ2011-2012

The David A. Boileau Foundation

• Research and Scholarly Works• The David A. Boileau Foundation supports scholarly research and invites manuscript proposals. We accept manuscript contributions for review and that are in alignment with the values and ideals as stated in the Foundation’s Purpose, including its ongoing academic projects.*

• The Research and Scholarly Works Program is open to Faculty of Higher Education and Individual Scholars, who clearly and distinctly demonstrate an understanding of the Academic Goals of the Foundation.

* The David A. Boileau Foundation retains the rights to all intellectual materials produced by the Foundation, except in cases wherein such contributions may comprise an entire chapter, or a substantial part of an article or book. Please contact Dr. Sharon Harbin for a list of ongoing academic projects.

The David A. Boileau Foundationⓒ2011-2012

The David A. Boileau Foundation

• The Foundation’s Scholarly Interests include but are not limited to:• Philosophy

ethics, applied ethics, phenomenology, existentialism, ancient and medieval philosophy, aesthetics, personalism, hermeneutics, the philosophy of rhetoric, philosophical anthropology, the philosophy of God, atheism

• Psychology early German psychophysics, contemporary neuroscience, cognition, cognitive-behavioral psychology, positive psychology (Seligman), cultural psychology

• Theology Christianity, Judaism, Islam (works must be in alignment with the Foundation’s values and ideals as stated in our Purpose)

• Economics, Law, Natural Law

* The David A. Boileau Foundation retains the rights to all intellectual materials produced by the Foundation. Please contact Dr. Sharon Harbin for a more detailed list of interests and ongoing works.

• Research and Scholarly Works

The David A. Boileau Foundationⓒ2011-2012

The David A. Boileau Foundation

We sincerely invite you to become a Member of our Foundation and help us build a firm base of disciplinarians who share like-minded goals, values, and ideals. Philosophy is a living thing, Fr. Dave would say, “It is an enduring work… never finished and thrives only as much as we are willing to contribute to what is already there.”

If you are interested in our Foundation and would like to know more, volunteer services, propose a scholarly contribution, or make a tax deductible donation, please contact us at:

Information, proposals, scholarly contributions:The David A. Boileau FoundationSharon Harbin, Ph.D., President & CEO1835 Highway 45 NorthBox 214Columbus, MS 39705

Tax deductible donations:The David A. Boileau FoundationMichael T. Scripps, AIF®, CRPS®, Treasurer & CFO1835 Highway 45 NorthBox 214Columbus, MS 39705