Scholarship Opportunity Alert!
The Bob Pettapiece Scholarship is for undergraduate students pursuing a major in Religious Studies, who are from the Detroit area, and who have financial need.
Apply here: msu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/fo…
Congratulations to Professor Jon Keune, who received a #Fulbright Award to Research Buddhist Migrants.
Read more: tinyurl.com/2rdd4cd7
Haslett Community Church and Edgewood United Church are hiring a Climate Justice Fellow. This is an exciting opportunity to support someone learning about advocacy work in a faith-based setting. Applicants need not be Christian to apply. Learn more: tinyurl.com/59y7hu2w
Check out what one of our #ReligiousStudies Alumni has been up to!
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The Center for Religion and Cities is looking to fill four fellowship positions for the Lifeways of Hope Initiative at Morgan State University.
Applications are due by August 8.
Click here for more info: religionandcities.org/workwi…
Happy #WorldListeningDay!
Check out the link below to learn about the American Religious Sounds Project, co-directed by Professor DeRogatis!
religioussounds.osu.edu/.
The Dept. of Religious Studies is Hiring! The 1855 Professorship in Great Lakes Anishinaabe Knowledge, Spiritualities, and Cultural Practices is open rank.
Click here for more information: careers.msu.edu/en-us/job/51…
Department Chair Amy DeRogatis was featured yesterday on CBC Radio-Canada about her work with the American Religious Sounds Project, a collaboration with Ohio State University Associate Professor Isaac Weiner. Read more: bit.ly/31RVuxb
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Happy Homecoming, Spartans!
From East Lansing, with Love.
-- MSU Union
#MSUHomecoming
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The journey of reconciliation calls for patience and trust. #Peace will not be obtained unless it is hoped for.
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Rather than a problem to be solved, the world is a joyful mystery to be contemplated with gladness and praise. #SeasonOfCreation #LaudatoSì
Even though the semester looks different, the Department of Religious Studies is excited to continue exploring new paths and challenging our students 💚
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The current pandemic has highlighted our interdependence: we are all linked to each other, for better or for worse. Therefore, to come out of this crisis better than before, we have to do so together, all of us, in solidarity. #GeneralAudience
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Though our football season has been cancelled. we have a new rival in town: #COVID19. It’s going to take all of us to prevent an outbreak in our community. Keep safe, #Spartans. #TogetherWeWill bit.ly/3i4NBYs
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Cancer can't stop this #SpartanDawg 🐶 what do you think, @MSUZeke? Think Jax has a chance with @MSU_Football? #GoGreen
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Missing campus? We got you ✅ #MSU #SpartansWill
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Visual Citizenship takes its title from Ariella Azoulay, who defines the term as a practice in which reading images is an active civic skill rather than a passive aesthetic experience.
Reserve your free tickets to see Visual Citizenship in-person here → broadmuseum.msu.edu/visit
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Us. Spartans. All of us. MSU is a place where we look out for each other.





















