The Khatib Program in Religion and Dialogue’s Fall 2020 event is titled “Beyond the Ballot: The Role of Religion within the American Political Landscape.” This event will be a webinar, held on Wednesday, October 28, at 7pm. For more information see our informational flyer. RSVP here for zoom link.
The Humanities in Action internship is available to all UMW students majoring in the humanities but with special preference for those majoring in Classics, Philosophy, and Religious Studies. Cassie Kimberlin, the executive director of the Greater Fredericksburg affiliate of Habitat for Humanity, and CPR chair Joe Romero have established this internship to give students with […]
All UMW students interested in law school are invited to attend a Virtual Q & ATUESDAY, OCTOBER 27 4 – 5 P .M. Virtual Q&A about Scalia Law, Application tips, A brief overview of the UMW/Mason 3+3 Admission program Meeting will be hosted via zoom. For zoom invite link, join umw handshake or email:Jason Hayob-Matzkejmatzke […]
The Department of Classics, Philosophy, and Religious Studies and the Khatib Program for Religion and Dialogue at UMW are happy to announce the 2020 Jefferson Lecture. Our own Professor Mary Beth Mathews will speak on “The Religious Worlds of Enslaved African Americans” on Tuesday, February 18th at 5 p.m. in the HCC Digital Auditorium. We […]
Open to all UMW students, CPR has two new courses for the spring semester!CPRD 299, Mysterium Humanum Studies: Madness, will use a multi-disciplinary set of guest lectures to explore the topic of madness. Approaches will include classics, philosophy, disability studies, religious studies, and art history, to name a few. The class meets on Tuesdays and […]