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Pitt Healthcare and Religion Lecture Series 24-26 schedule here: bioethics.pitt.edu/health-hu…
CME credits available and Opportunities Catalog for undergrads.
Join us on September 19 to hear a Religious Studies major from the class of 1995 talk to us about his career as a data scientist and public health specialist.
Welcome back Pitt Religion and Medicine folks for AY 25. First up: Pitt alum Nicholas Soulakis will speak about his career from religious studies major to professor of public health, Thursday September 19: calendar.pitt.edu/event/a-co…
Jonathan Weinkle shares his thoughts on caring for the whole patient and his teaching in his Religious Studies course at Pitt on "Healing and Humanity." theconversation.com/seeing-t…
Looking for a Religious Studies class for the spring at the last minute? "Religion, the Book, and Beyond" and "Health and Illness in Israeli Society" still have space in both their RELGST and JS sections.
@Dietrich students--still looking for classes for the spring 2024 term? Religious Studies has you covered-- 2 new courses: "Religion, the Book, and Beyond" and "Health and Illness in Israeli Society." Spaces still left in a few courses.
"Health and Illness in Israeli Society"-- this is both an introduction to medical sociology and anthropology and a case study of intersections of health with culture, religion, politics, and social forces in one country. RELGST 1171/JS 1171
Hebrew is being added to the Pitt Summer Language Institute this year. The equivalent of an academic year of study in 6 weeks and part of a great community of language and culture learners. sli.pitt.edu/programs/hebrew…
After Thanksgiving break, come to our annual Wilmer Endowed Lecture.
Kristy Nabhan-Warren (U. of Iowa) on "Meat, Religion & Migration: What Do We Learn When We Study Them Together?" Wednesday November 29, 5:30 pm, 501 Cathedral of Learning
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Thursday: @jmurtazashvili and @ProfSoudi will be leading Community United in Compassion: a dialogue among students to promote unity
RSVP to [email protected] by Wed. Oct. 25 to attend
Co-sponsors @PittDietrich @PittDiversity @PittRELGST @PittUcis & Office of Inclusion and Belonging
Spread the word. We are hiring a tenure-track colleague in early Christianity this year: h-net.org/jobs/job_display.p…
For those interested, there is now a recording available of the webinar on Israel/Palestine from Monday October 16: youtube.com/watch?v=8pLmzkoW…
Don't miss this-- Tuesday Oct 3, 8 am US-Eastern time.
"Empirical Research on Prayer for Healing"
with Candy Gunther Brown and Joshua Brown (Indiana University)
bioethics.pitt.edu/event/emp…
We are searching for a tenure-track colleague in early Christianity. Details here. cfopitt.taleo.net/careersect…
Coming up September 28, 11am, Pitt Jewish Studies and Religious Studies present renowned scholar and pioneering Jewish feminist Dr. Rachel Adler speaking on “Lament-Singing Women: Ancient Sacred Performance Artists.” Register Here: pitt.zoom.us/meeting/registe…
ALT Flyer for Rachel Adler talk, September 28, 2023, 11 am-12:15 pm, "Lament-Singing Women: Ancient Sacred Performance Artists" with qr code and registration link and photo of Dr. Adler.
Reminder: Pitt Religious Studies Colloquium this Wednesday, September 20, 1-2:30 pm "Stories of the Returned Dead in Medieval Jewish and Christian Traditions" with Briana Wipf (Department of English)
Next week: Wed Sep 20, 1-2:30 Religious Studies Department Research Colloquium kicks off for the year with Briana Wipf (Pitt English), "Stories of the Returned Dead in Medieval Jewish and Christian Traditions." calendar.pitt.edu/event/rese…
Next week: Wed Sep 20, 1-2:30 Religious Studies Department Research Colloquium kicks off for the year with Briana Wipf (Pitt English), "Stories of the Returned Dead in Medieval Jewish and Christian Traditions." calendar.pitt.edu/event/rese…