Elizabeth A. Clark founded the department of Religion at what was then Mary Washington College in 1964 and established herself, and Mary Washington, as a leading center for the social and historical study of early Christianity. In 1979, she was named the first chair of a newly formed venture, the department of Classics, Philosophy, and […]
Elizabeth A. Clark founded the department of Religion at what was then Mary Washington College in 1964 and established herself, and Mary Washington, as a leading center for the social and historical study of early Christianity. In 1979, she was named the first chair of a newly formed venture, the department of Classics, Philosophy, and […]
Elizabeth A. Clark founded the department of Religion at what was once Mary Washington College in 1964 and established herself, and Mary Washington, as a leading center for the social and historical study of early Christianity. In 1979, she was named the first chair of a newly formed venture, the department of Classics, Philosophy, and […]
We invite you to read this interesting piece in The Washington Post about Kelly Murphy, a philosophy and religion faculty member at Central Michigan University. She is teaching a religion course that’s exploring apocalyptic themes in biblical texts, literature and pop culture. In addition to earning her BA in religion at UMW, she was awarded Outstanding Graduate in […]