My department (@JMU_Phil_Rel) is hiring a TT Assistant Prof in the field of contemporary Global Christianity. Please spread the word!
https://t.co/gulQ15RqjX
Dallia Clark is the 2023 Outstanding Student for Religion! Congrats, Dallia!
💛Most important thing you learned at JMU?
“To be uncomfortable and to say yes to experiences that stretch you is to grow and become more whole as a person. Part of developing as a human is..." (1/2)
Next is David Kirkpatrick, associate professor of Religion, who will continue his role as director of the Madison Center for Civic Engagement after serving one year as interim director.
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We're pleased to announce two fantastic Arts & Letters faculty members who will head centers on campus:
First is Seán McCarthy, professor of Writing, Rhetoric and Technical Communication, who will be the new director of The Cohen Center for the Humanities.
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Congrats to Joshua Alexander Kay, the 2023 Outstanding Student for Philosophy!
💜What advice would you give to your freshman self?
“To branch out and explore subjects I would not usually be interested in. That’s how I eventually found the philosophy major..." (1/2)
Check out where religion and theology lands. Not that these tests mean much, but really demolishes some stereotypes about my field of study and the folks who choose it.
The College of Arts and Letters offers huge congratulations to two incredible faculty members recently given Faculty Endowment Awards:
Dr. Mollie Godfrey, @EnglishJMU
Dr. Christina Kilby, @JMU_Phil_Rel
Today, we're introducing more new faces coming to campus in Fall, joining Justice Studies (@JmuJustice), Philosophy and Religion (@JMU_Phil_Rel), and Writing, Rhetoric & Technical Communication (@JMUwriting). (1/8)
Alberto G. Urquidez will be an Assistant Professor of @JMU_Phil_Rel. He earned his PhD from Purdue University, and his research focuses on the nature of racism and antiracism, which intersects with the philosophy of race and Africana philosophy, among other areas. (4/8)
Looking forward speaking (over Zoom) at the Theology and Politics in Medieval Islam seminar, hosted by the Collège international de philosophie! I’ll be giving a talk entitled “Taṣawwuf with a Hammer? Sufi Deconstruction as Politics in the Life of Saʿd al-Dīn Ḥamūya (d. 1252).”
My latest for @GlobeIdeas@BostonGlobe: Ultra-processed information is like ultra-processed food, ubiquitous and engineered for compulsive consumption. If we don’t fight back, we’ll be in trouble.
https://t.co/esw3xiyTTt