The 2018 Alumni Citations will be awarded on October 18th at a 6 pm reception directly following the John S. Nuveen lecture at 4:30 pm, delivered by Wu Hung. The inaugural awards are being given to Rev. Sandhya Jha, MDiv'05, MPP'05, and Rev. Teresa (Terri) Hord Owens, MDiv'03.
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The Craft of Teaching presents Rev. Robert M. Franklin, Jr., (PhD'85) on "The Ethics of Pedagogy."
The Divinity School is pleased to announce the new Teaching Fellows program, designed to enhance the pedagogical skills of and extend research training for recent PhD graduates.
Our Junior and Senior Fellows work on all aspects of religion. Read about what they hope to accomplish this year.
The Divinity School offers over 100 courses a year in the academic study of religion; this Autumn we're offering "Early Islamic Texts," "Sources and Methods in the Study of Chinese Religions," "Introduction to Kabbalah" – and many more.
The 2018 winners of the American Academy of Religion's International Dissertation Research Grants program are Divinity School PhD candidate Elsa Marty and new alumnus Aaron Hollander (PhD'18).
We are pleased to announce the 2018 recipients of several student awards and prizes.
Margaret M. Mitchell, a leading literary historian of ancient Christianity, has been named the Shailer Mathews Distinguished Service Professor of New Testament and Early Christian Literature.
Grounds of Being and the Divinity Students Association announce expanded support for Divinity School students.