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The Wabash Center
We support teachers of religion and theology in higher education through meetings and workshops, grants, consultants, a journal and other resources to make accessible the scholarship of teaching and learning.
All of our programs are funded by Lilly Endowment Inc.
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Latest Updates to Website
- Introducing Carly Dannenmueller – Digital Communications Coordinator
- She Wren Retires
- Rest in Peace, Dr. David Sánchez
- The “I” That Teaches – Exclusive Video Series. Dr. Joseph Tucker-Edmonds
- Download Free Issue “Teaching Theology & Religion” January 2019
- Grant RFP – Pedagogies for Social Justice
- Dena Pence announces her retirement
- Announcing: The Wabash Center Journal on Teaching
UPDATED 03 June 2019
Featured Video Series
The “I” That Teaches
A new video project that invites senior scholars to talk about their teaching lives. Click to continue »
Latest Blog Posts
Communicating with Students Online- If communication were easy, all marriages would be made in heaven, differing perspectives would be valued, all students would be well rested and at ease, and we would get the […]
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Latest Syllabi
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Religion and Anthropology
Methodological and conceptual issues that arise in studying New Religious Movements (NRMs)…
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Bible
Key examples of biblical traditions and critical discussions of their place in Western culture…
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Classical Civilization and Literature
Takes a comparative thematic approach to reading across the three scriptures of the Abrahamic traditions . . .
The Wabash Center Journal on Teaching
The Wabash Center’s new open access online journal on teaching
Sustains our leadership established by 21 years of editing Teaching Theology & Religion (published by Wiley). Inaugural issue scheduled for January 2020. Submit Now!