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Guide to the Department of Religious Studies records
Full text linkThese records contain correspondence, reports, and meeting minutes pertaining to the Department of Religious Studies in the early 1970s. The majority of these records pertain to discussions about the Catholicity of the merging USD College for Men and College for Women and general education requirements in religion.
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From Local to Global: Rethinking Yoruba Religious Traditions for the Next Millennium
Full text linkProgram for a major international conference on Yoruba religious traditions organized by Professor Jacob K. Olupona and Professor Terry Rey, co-sponsored by the Florida International University Department of Religious Studies and African-New World Studies Program. December 9-12, 1999. Kovens Conference Center.https://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/aads_events/1002/thumbnail.jp
From Local to Global: Rethinking Yoruba Religious Traditions for the Next Millenium, John Pemberton III Tribute (continued)
No full textA major international conference on Yoruba religious traditions organized by Professor Jacob K. Olupona and Professor Terry Rey, co-sponsored by the Florida International University Department of Religious Studies and African-New World Studies Program. December 9-12, 1999. Kovens Conference Center. Performance by Baba Oluntunjihttps://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/aads_lectureseries/1051/thumbnail.jp
Jana Bennett appointed as new Department of Religious Studies chair
Full text linkThe University of Dayton College of Arts and Sciences appointed Jana Bennett as the new Department of Religious Studies chair. Bennett, a professor of religious studies, joined the University faculty in 2008. She begins her new role July 1
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Mary Wilson Interview
No full textThis interview is with Mary Wilson, a retired pastor and teacher who discusses her experiences from both occupations. Mary grew up in St. Louis, Missouri and has a background in education, first teaching junior high and later serving as an instructor at Austin Community College, upon receiving her masters in education. Mary was the pastor of The Church of The Savior for 18 years and holds a ministry doctoral degree. She also ran for a seat in Congress in 2017. In this interview, she shares formative experiences of her life, lessons from her time as a pastor and congressional candidate, and the challenges in her life, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.Henry Luce FoundationReligious StudiesTranscript created with Otter.ai and edited by project assistant
From Local to Global: Rethinking Yoruba Religious Traditions for the Next Millenium, Session IX Orishas, Hegemony, and Resistance
No full textA major international conference on Yoruba religious traditions organized by Professor Jacob K. Olupona and Professor Terry Rey, co-sponsored by the Florida International University Department of Religious Studies and African-New World Studies Program. December 9-12, 1999. Kovens Conference Center. Moderator: Carol Boyce Davies, Florida International University. Speaker: Flora Kaplan, New York University; Leno; Karen McCarthy Brown, Drew University; Abiola Ogunsola, University of East London.https://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/aads_lectureseries/1049/thumbnail.jp
From Local to Global: Rethinking Yoruba Religious Traditions for the Next Millenium, Session XII Reflections and Conclusions
No full textA major international conference on Yoruba religious traditions organized by Professor Jacob K. Olupona and Professor Terry Rey, co-sponsored by the Florida International University Department of Religious Studies and African-New World Studies Program. December 9-12, 1999. Session XII (continued) Introduction by Jacob Olupona, Davidson Chair, Florida International University and University of California, Davis. Speaker: Charles H. Long, Emeritus, University of California, Santa Barbara; Michele Foster, Claremont Graduate School; Terry Rey, Florida International University.https://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/aads_lectureseries/1054/thumbnail.jp
Religious Studies Program Review 2013-2014 Memorandum of Understanding
No full textIncludes two documents: 1) a cover letter from Vice-Provost Michael Neubauer to President Dianne Harrison and; 2) a memorandum of understanding (MOU) from the Office of the Provost outlining commendations and recommendations for the department as expressed by the external reviewers, Sarah Pike and Bradley Starr.The CSUN Department of Religious Studies housed in the College of Humanities, offers an undergraduate degree and a minor in Religious Studies. The Department undertook a self-study followed by an external review on October 28 and 29, 2013. The external reviewers were Dr. Sarah Pike of California State University, Chico and Dr. Bradley Starr of California State University, Fullerton. The Department???s MOU meeting occurred on April 24, 2014. Follow-up will occur at one and three years. Their next program review cycle will culminate in a new self-study, external review, and MOU in AY 2018-2019
From Local to Global: Rethinking Yoruba Religious Traditions for the Next Millenium, Session III Gender in Yoruba and Diasporic Yoruba Traditions
No full textA major international conference on Yoruba religious traditions organized by Professor Jacob K. Olupona and Professor Terry Rey, co-sponsored by the Florida International University Department of Religious Studies and African-New World Studies Program. December 9-12, 1999. Kovens Conference Center. Moderator: Christine Gudorf, Religious Studies, Florida International University. Speaker: J. Lorand Matory, Harvard University; Rachel Harding, Illif School of Theology; Rita Segato, Universidade Brasilia, Oyeronke Oyewumi, University of California, Santa Barbara.https://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/aads_lectureseries/1042/thumbnail.jp
From Local to Global: Rethinking Yoruba Religious Traditions for the Next Millenium, Edible, Audible and Visual Arts of the Yoruba-Inspired World
No full textA major international conference on Yoruba religious traditions organized by Professor Jacob K. Olupona and Professor Terry Rey, co-sponsored by the Florida International University Department of Religious Studies and African-New World Studies Program. December 9-12, 1999. Kovens Conference Center. Introductions by Carol Boyce Davies. Performers: Drum and Dance Performance by Ile Ife Afro-Cuban Dance and Music Ensemble; Miriam Alves; Adrian Castro; Eintou Pearl Springer; Charo Oquet.https://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/aads_lectureseries/1045/thumbnail.jp
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