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Susannah Heschel Receives Standing Ovation in Congress

July 31, 2023

Professor Heschel was recognized in the House chamber after Israeli President Isaac Herzog invited her to attend his July 19 address to the U.S. Congress.
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Four Lecturers in Religion for 2023-2024

June 23, 2023

Please join the Religion department in welcoming four incoming lecturers: Emily Silkaitis, Ralph Craig, III, Tyler Feezell, and MK Long.
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Susannah Heschel Elected to the American Academy for Jewish Research

June 22, 2023

Founded in 1920, the AAJR brings together the most eminent scholars of Jewish studies in North America.
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Samantha Palermo '24 Named Newman Civic Fellow

May 22, 2023

The yearlong fellowship celebrates students dedicated to social impact.
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Department Administrator Meredyth Morley Receives Lone Pine Excellence Award

May 17, 2023

Morley was honored as an "unsung hero" at Dartmouth's annual staff recognition ceremony.
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- Feb 20
  
  Holy Terrors: Silence, Vulnerability, and Sexual Abuse in American Religion
  
  Haldeman Hall 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall)
  
  A public lecture by Marie Griffith, Washington University in St. Louis. Presented by the Religion Department's James and David Orr Memorial Lectures on Culture and Religion.
- Feb 25
  
  Sanctuary Everywhere: A Lunchtime Talk with Barbara Sostaita (UIUC)
  
  Rockefeller Center, Room 106
  
  Sanctuary is often imagined as a singular place where people at risk of deportation seek protection.
- Apr 24
  
  Carolyn Dean, University of California-Santa Cruz
  
  41 Haldeman (tentative)
  
  Presented by the Religion Department's Archaeology and Religion Lecture Series.
- May 01
  
  Noah Tamarkin, Cornell University
  
  41 Haldeman (tentative)
  
  Presented by the Religion Department's Forum on Race & Religion.
- May 21
  
  Joel Palka, Arizona State University
  
  TBA
  
  A public lecture by Joel Palka, Arizona State University. Presented by the Religion Department's Archaeology and Religion Lecture Series.
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