Why Study Religion?: A Conversation About the Relevance of the Humanities
Gorgas Library, Camelia RoomWhy study religion? What is useful about the skills we learn in humanities courses? Join us for a conversation with two early career scholars of religion about how they ended up studying religion, why they think the study of religion is valuable, and how the humanities continue to be relevant beyond the academy. Our guests: Travis Cooper holds a double PhD in Religious Studies and Anthropology and lectures at Butler University. His dissertation project, “The Digital Evangelicals: Contesting Authority and
Why Study Religion?: A Conversation About the Relevance of the Humanities
Gorgas Library, Camelia RoomWhy study religion? What is useful about the skills we learn in humanities courses? Join us for a conversation with two early career scholars of religion about how they ended up studying religion, why they think the study of religion is valuable, and how the humanities continue to be relevant beyond the academy. Our guests: Travis Cooper holds a double PhD in Religious Studies and Anthropology and lectures at Butler University. His dissertation project, “The Digital Evangelicals: Contesting Authority and
American Examples Research Workshop
Part of the American Examples program, this is a collaborative discussion of chapter length works in progress that will lead to the publication of an edited anthology of participants’ chapters.
American Examples Research Workshop
Part of the American Examples program, this is a collaborative discussion of chapter length works in progress that will lead to the publication of an edited anthology of participants’ chapters.
Aronov Lecture 2019-2020
Gorgas Library #205Dr. Annette Yoshikio Reed is Associate Professor in the College of Arts and Sciences at New York University. Her research interests include Second Temple Judaism, early Christianity, and Christian/Jewish relations in the ancient world. She will be delivering a public lecture titled, "Origins and Other Modes of Forgetting: Rethinking Jewish and Christian Identities." THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED AND WILL BE RESCHEDULED IN THE FALL
Aronov Lecture 2019-2020
Gorgas Library #205Dr. Annette Yoshikio Reed is Associate Professor in the College of Arts and Sciences at New York University. Her research interests include Second Temple Judaism, early Christianity, and Christian/Jewish relations in the ancient world. She will be delivering a public lecture titled, "Origins and Other Modes of Forgetting: Rethinking Jewish and Christian Identities." THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED AND WILL BE RESCHEDULED IN THE FALL
Grad Colloquium (CV/cover letter workshop)
Manly Hall seminar room (MA 210)Grad Colloquium (CV/cover letter workshop)
Manly Hall seminar room (MA 210)Graduate Student Coffee Break
We will meet virtually for a chance to chat with each other, and each Coffee Break at least one different faculty member will join us. We will meet on Zoom, and a link will be sent to all graduate students in our program.
Graduate Student Coffee Break
We will meet virtually for a chance to chat with each other, and each Coffee Break at least one different faculty member will join us. We will meet on Zoom, and a link will be sent to all graduate students in our program.