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"Excellence, Character, Service" - CUAC 6th International Conference 2008
This conference-- set in the Asia-Pacific region to explore current and future directions across the world in higher education for institutions shaped by Anglican faith and practice that now function to serve multi-cultural, globally-interactive societies--was a splendid and historic opportunity for CUAC members to experience Anglican higher education contexts in Hong Kong and Guangzhou.

Compass Points, Volume 10:1 (Michaelmas 2008)
Download this newsletter to experience some of what had happened at CUAC Triennial 2008 which took place at Chung Chi College, Hong Kong.  Learn more about where Anglican higher education has been, is now and is going in East Asia as well as other parts of the world!
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News Report on CUAC Triennial 2008 - ACNS Report, June 23, 2008
The Rev. Dr. Bruce Chilton, Bernard Iddings Bell Professor of Religion; Chaplain of the College and Executive Director of the Institute of Advanced Theology at Bard College reports on the Triennial Meeting of Colleges and Universities of the Anglican Communion (CUAC) met at Chung Chi College in Hong Kong during the last week in May 2008.
Triennial 2008, Hong Kong - Keynote Addresses by Prof. Philip Leung, Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane and Dr. Margaret (Peggy) Pusch
Closing Eucharist Sermon - Saturday, May 31, 2008 - St. John's Cathedral, Hong Kong
At historic St. John's Cathedral in Hong Kong, Bishop Martin Wharton of Newcastle Diocese offered the closing sermon.  What do Anglican colleges or universities bring to the world and to the Church worldwide?  Find out here...

Triennial Conferences - History
CUAC meets as an international association every three years. Delegates to the conference are selected by the institutions that are contributing members of CUAC. Each conference has a theme and an organizational intent.
  • The First Triennial Conference was held in Canterbury, UK, in 1993, and established the goals and structure of the association.
  • The Second Conference in 1996 at St. Stephen’s College, Delhi, India drew representatives of over 60 Anglican-related institutions, and began to address the global agenda of CUAC.
  • The Third conference in 1999 at Trinity College, Toronto, Canada, saw over 120 delegates from over 60 institutions coming together under the theme “Forward together For the Common Good”.
  • The Fourth Conference held at Rikkyo University in Tokyo, Japan, in 2002 explored the “Role of a Christian University in a Secular and Multifaith Society.”
  • The Fifth Triennial took place in Canterbury and York, England on 17-24 June, 2005. The topic of the Conference is “CUAC across the Communion.... Learning through each other’s living.”
  • The Sixth Triennial took Place on the campus of Chung Chi College of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, PRC.  The title of the Conference was "Excellence, Character, Service."  It drew over 100 delegates from the Asia, Africa, North America, the Caribbean and Europe.  See above for a full report of the conference from participant, Dr. Bruce Chilton of Bard College.

CUAC Triennial 2008, May 26-31, 2008 - Brochure and Registration Form
CUAC 6th International Conference 2008 Brochure - RTF Format,
CUAC 6th International Conference 2008 Brochure, PDF