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Religion

Religion is an essential part of the humanistic studies in a liberal arts education. The study of religion is one way to establish a view of reality, and more specifically a view of the meaning of human existence as individuals and as social beings in relation to ultimate reality, however that reality is understood.

K. Christine Pae K. Christine Pae , Professor, Chair of Religion
Jodi Weibel Jodi Weibel , Academic Administrative Assistant

Religion

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Location: Knapp Hall - 310
Phone: 740-587-6241

Religious Studies graduates are socially conscious and strong writers preparing them for diverse careers including the church, editing, entrepreneurship, education, and marketing.

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Spotlights

Keun-Joo Christine Pae
How We Learn

Feminist Ethics Cross the Ocean

Keun-Joo Christine Pae, associate professor and chair of the religion department, reflects on Asian American feminist theology and ethics.
John Cort in Knapp classroom 2017.
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John Cort: India Summer

A ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ professor travels across the globe to bring the world closer to his classroom.
Seth Schoenhaus
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Editorship Provides Career Skills

Seth Schoenhaus '18 got some real world experience leading a team as the ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ Journal of Religion’s Editor-in-Chief
Richard D. Shiels
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Linking to American Heritage

A pending World Heritage Site near campus sparks a classroom discussion of Native American spirituality.
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Urban Embrace

Joy Roller '76 is leading with love in a time of conflict.

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