Academic Technologist for Digital Scholarship

MINNESOTA, NORTHFIELD 55057. Academic Technology (http://apps.carleton.edu/campus/its/at/), a unit of Information Technology Services at Carleton College, is soliciting applications for the position of Academic Technologist for Digital Scholarship. We seek a creative and collaborative individual who is passionate about promoting and supporting the methods of digital scholarship. These methods include: computer programming, text-mining, data visualization, network […]

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CFP in Black Girlhood Studies

SPECIAL ISSUE CALL FOR DEPARTURES IN CRITICAL QUALITATIVE RESEARCH Saving Our Lives, Hear Our Truths: Exploring the Theory, Praxis, and Creativity of Black Girlhood Studies Guest Editors: Chamara Jewel Kwakye, University of Kentucky; Dominique C. Hill, Miami University; Durell M. Callier, University of Illinois; and Hill L. Waters Created by scholar, artist, and activist Ruth

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Dec. 15th CFP deadline for environment conference

Nazareth College, Hickey Center for Interfaith Studies and Dialogue is accepting abstracts for its 3rd international conference on Sacred Texts and Human Contexts: Nature and Environment in the Sacred Texts of World Religions to be held at Nazareth College, Rochester, New York on May 23-25, 2016 in collaboration with Department of Religious Studies at Hobart William-Smith Colleges,

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Celebrating Nostra Aetate

Nostra Aetate is a document from the Roman Catholic church that was promulgated as part of Vatican II. This year it is 50 years old, and there have been some wonderful conferences and other events marking that anniversary. Why? Because the document was a key turning point in not only the Catholic church’s but other Christian

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Kate Dooley, 1 December 2015

She taught at Edgewood College (Madison WI) and Rosary/Dominican University (River Forest, IL) before her appointment at Catholic University of America in Washington, DC.  Her writings focused on liturgical catechesis, with emphasis on the history of the catechumenate, the relationship between theology of confession and penance, and the practices of the early Christian church around

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Project Coordinator

National Interfaith Cable Coalition, Inc. and Odyssey Networks is looking for a project coordinator for the ON Scripture project. The position reports directly to the Director of ON Scripture – the Bible Works, and works closely with: Director of On Scripture – The Bible Manager of Social Media and Marketing Head of Programming Odyssey Networks is

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Webinar on confirmation practices

Re-imagining Confirmation – Three Hopeful Shifts Webinar by Lisa Kimball, Virginia Seminary, and Terri Elton, Luther Seminary Wednesday, December 9th, 2015 11:00 am EST What is the meaning and purpose of confirmation as church affiliation in North America declines? What does confirmation offer to meet the spiritual hunger of contemporary teenagers? What can be learned

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REA at AAR

At this year’s AAR Annual Meeting in Atlanta (November 21-24) the official REA session  (P21-403) will be moderated by Kathy Winings, our current Chair of the Standing Committee for Religious Education in Faith Communities. Titled “Valuing the Teaching of Religion: Connecting, Disrupting, Transforming Power,” the session will feature Judith Bishop of Mills College (recipient of the AAR’s 2015 Excellence

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