SPRING 2024 & FALL 2026
REL 1577: Religion & Popular Culture
How can media and popular culture point us towards new, unexpected, and alternative definitions of religion and being religious?
FALL 2023 & SPRING 2024
RELI 1030: Introduction to Religion
In this class, we think about and discuss how religion informs our everyday experiences, the world around us, and the lives people live.
FALL 2021 & SPRING 2023
RELI 240: Religion, Literature, and the Arts in America 2.0
How have writers, artists, and poets grappled with what America is and what it means to be American?
FALL 2022
RELI 438: Religion, Nature, and the Envr.
In this class, we will reflect on how religious traditions continue to shape our relationship to nature and the environment in a variety of ways, both positive and negative.
SPRING 2022
RELI 424: Gender Theory and Religion
Together, we will interrogate the categorical and lived entanglements of religion, race, sexuality, and gender.
FALL 2021
RELI 240: Religion, Literature and the Arts in America
As the US, both past and present, has grappled with its legacy and identity as a “Christian nation” (citing GWB) that believes in the separation of church and state, many things we will read and discuss will focus on how this identity has been contested and challenged, as well as who is included or excluded from it.
