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J. Edward Wright returns to the Religion Department this Spring Term! Check out his courses for this Spring Term, REL 4: Religions of Israel: The Hebrew Bible, and REL 57.07: The Apocalyptic Imagination.
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"America's Bishop: J. Edgar Hoover & the Shaping of American Religion" Thursday, March 5 at 4:30pm in 3 Rockefeller Center. Free & open to all. Reception follows.
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Among the 30 new faculty members that Dartmouth welcomed to the College community this year is Assistant Professor of Religion Darryl Wilkinson. Welcome, Professor Wilkinson!
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Thursday, February 20, 2020 at 4:30pm in Filene Auditorium. Eddie S. Glaude Jr. on "The Third American Founding: Re-imaginging America After Donald Trump." Free & open to all. Reception.
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Michelle Wang (Georgetown) on "Dunhuang: Buddhist Art at the Crossroads of Asia."Thursday, 1/23/20 at 4:30pm in 41 Haldeman Hall. Free & open to all. Reception follows.
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Read Religion professor Tim Baker's interview in The Dartmouth (10-30-19) about his current interests and research here.
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This year, Japanese scholar Emily Simpson will teach courses in Women and Religion in Japan (REL 19.29, 19F), Religions of Japan (REL 19.31, 20W), and Shinto: Foundations, Festivals, & Fox Shrines (REL 19.32, 20S). Courses are open to all students.
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Assistant Professor of Religion Zahra Ayubi has received a grant from the Greenwall Foundation's Faculty Scholars Program in Bioethics to continue her research on the intersections of bioethics, gender, and religion within the context of Islam.
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Congratulations to the Religion majors who were awarded prizes at the Department's Commencement Reception. Monika Gabriele and Makena Kauhane were awarded the Dickinson Senior Writing Prize in Religion, and Marshall Harris was awarded the Hans H. Penner Prize in the Study of Religion.
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Religion lies at the core of all cultures and societies. Many students find that a major, modified major, or minor in Religion is an excellent choice of concentration in the liberal arts.
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