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Dr. Tobias Winright Serves As Keynote Speaker

North Canton, Ohio - Walsh University theology professor Dr. Tobias Winright was the keynote speaker during "Peace & Justice Week." The event took place August 9-13 at the Chautauqua on Lake Erie, Lakeside, Ohio. 

Winright's topic at the event was "Just Policing As a Paradigm for Dealing with Conflict in a Post 9-11 World."  Winright also gave a presentation on "Liturgy & Ethics" on July 31 at the "New Wine, New Wineskins" conference of moral theologians which was held at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana.