The Department Religious Studies - UNCG

We are so proud of our graduates! We had a wonderful time celebrating you all on Friday and can’t wait to see all the amazing things you accomplish in the future!

Join us tomorrow, April 25th, for Dr. Kerstin Radde-Antweiler's talk "'And also the Ice Age Comes and Goes': The Discussion of Climate Change and Values in Gaming Discussion Forums”

Feel free to attend in person at 12:30 in Foust 111 or virtually over Microsoft Teams!

https://shorturl.at/cHVX1

We have some amazing fall courses that count towards our Jewish Studies Minor!

Learn more about REL202: Hebrew Bible, REL215: Judaism, and REL312: Judaism and the Construction of Gender by visiting our website.

https://rel.uncg.edu/fall-2024-course-offerings/

Join us April 24th for "The Queering of Eve"!

In this talk, poet Emilia Phillips, Associate Professor of Creative Writing, will discuss the development of "The Queerness of Eve," a 12-poem sequence that confronts a narrative of compulsory heterosexuality in the Garden of Eden. They will discuss other poets' representations of Biblical figures, what it means to write "q***r poetry," and what inspired them to write the sequence.

Dr. Derek Krueger, Professor of Religious Studies, will join Phillips to provide context on historical representations of Eve, her companion Adam, and the Garden of Eden.

Presented by Marth Blakeney Hodges Special Collections and University Archives.

It is time to register for the Fall semester! The UNC Greensboro Religious Studies Department is excited to announce its Fall 2024 courses offerings. Learn more about the courses and their descriptions on our website!

https://rel.uncg.edu/fall-2024-course-offerings/

Join us tomorrow for Dr. Singh's presentation, "Encountering the Gods, Monsters, and Spirit Mediums of the Indo-Himalayas"

12:30 - 1:30
King Hall 126
Lunch Provided

Why should religious studies be preserved? Here are some reasons from our recent grads.

Sign the petition: https://www.change.org/SaveTheStudyofReligionUNCG

A Message from the Chancellor

Why should religious studies be preserved? Here are some reasons from our recent grads.
Sign the petition: https://www.change.org/SaveTheStudyofReligionUNCG