Gorgas Library #205
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
Aronov Lecture 2018-19
Gorgas Library #205Prof. Tim Jensen, of the University of Southern Denmark, is the Department's 2018-19 Aronov Lecturer -- the 17th in this annual series. He is also the President of the International Association for the History of Religions, so brings a wealth of international experience to our Department. While at UA he will offer a public lecture but will also participate in a faculty seminar and meet with our B.A. and M.A. students as well.
Aronov Lecture 2018-19
Gorgas Library #205Prof. Tim Jensen, of the University of Southern Denmark, is the Department's 2018-19 Aronov Lecturer -- the 17th in this annual series. He is also the President of the International Association for the History of Religions, so brings a wealth of international experience to our Department. While at UA he will offer a public lecture but will also participate in a faculty seminar and meet with our B.A. and M.A. students as well.
Honors Research Symposium
Gorgas Library #205Sharing research is an important part of being a scholar. Many of our students work with faculty on independent studies, far more carry out original and independent research in their classes, and some have begun attending and participating in conferences. The REL Honors Research Symposium aims to provide an opportunity for students to present their original research, hopefully in preparation for later participating in other conferences.
Honors Research Symposium
Gorgas Library #205Sharing research is an important part of being a scholar. Many of our students work with faculty on independent studies, far more carry out original and independent research in their classes, and some have begun attending and participating in conferences. The REL Honors Research Symposium aims to provide an opportunity for students to present their original research, hopefully in preparation for later participating in other conferences.
Day Lecture 2018-19
Gorgas Library #205Prof.Teemu Taira, from the University Helsinki, will visit the University of Alabama in late October, to give the 2018-19 Day Lecture on Religion and Popular Culture. His talk is tentatively entitled "Reading Bond Through 'Religion." Prof. Taira works on such topics as religion and the legal system, atheism, and religion and the media. While in Tuscaloosa, he will present a public lecture, as well as meet with faculty, undergraduate, and graduate students in the Department. Learn more about his work
Day Lecture 2018-19
Gorgas Library #205Prof.Teemu Taira, from the University Helsinki, will visit the University of Alabama in late October, to give the 2018-19 Day Lecture on Religion and Popular Culture. His talk is tentatively entitled "Reading Bond Through 'Religion." Prof. Taira works on such topics as religion and the legal system, atheism, and religion and the media. While in Tuscaloosa, he will present a public lecture, as well as meet with faculty, undergraduate, and graduate students in the Department. Learn more about his work