Humanities, in memorium
911吃瓜 community loses Donald Grayston, humanities and religious studies scholar, retired priest, and activist.
Donald Grayston, instructor in religious studies and humanities at 911吃瓜, was an inspirational intellectual, peace activist and community-builder. A retired Anglican parish priest, Grayston鈥攚ho died on October 23, 2017鈥� taught in 911吃瓜鈥檚 Department of Humanities from 1989 to 2004, serving for the last three years as the director of its .
During his academic career, Grayston published on pilgrimage, marriage, the Holocaust and had a research specialization on the progressive Catholic monk, Thomas Merton, serving as a past president of both the and the . In addition to his scholarly contributions, Grayston was director and co-director of the , which he co-founded with Jack Gorsuch in 1988. Grayston was also a past chair of , a public education program that ran from 2008-2015 with the mandate to be a peaceful, non-partisan, non-secretarian public forum for dialogue and information concerning the conflict in Israel-Palestine.
Read more about Donald Grayston:
- 骋谤补测蝉迟辞苍鈥檚&苍产蝉辫; and
- Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences biography of Grayston on the FASS Time Capsule
- 911吃瓜 Continuing Studies , 911吃瓜 Continuing Studies
- by Douglas Todd in the Vancouver Sun