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1. Features | New Co-Director | Grad Spotlight
2. News | BCSR 5 | New Faculty | Research Highlights
3. Events | Devotion and Relativity, Text and Context: New Frontiers of...
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5 Questions with New BCSR Co-Director David Marno
BCSR is delighted to announce David Marno's appointment as new BCSR co-director. In our first installment of "5 Questions," Marno, an associate professor of English, shares what originally piqued his interest in religion, his vision for BCSR, and his current work on prayer.
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Grad Spotlight: Youssef Carter
The first in a series of spotlights on current and recent Berkeley grads working on religion.
We recently caught up with recent Berkeley PhD grad Youssef Carter, presently a College Fellow in the Departments of Anthropology and African and African American Studies at Harvard.
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BCSR 5: Celebrating 5 Years of BCSR Programming
BCSR began its first programming five years ago. To celebrate our achievements, and to learn more about the past, present, and future of the Center and the people that make it work, this semester we'll be deploying this logo and a " 5 Questions" series with BCSR community members...
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Three New Faculty Members Walk into a Center for the Study of Religion...
...and are warmly welcomed :) Please join us in welcoming three new affiliated faculty members to BCSR. Robert Braun (Sociology), Ethan Katz (History), and Ronit Y. Stahl (History) will join our interdisciplinary community this fall...
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New Faculty Books on Psychoanalysis and Islam | Luther and the Reformation | Judaism
Stefania Pandolfo (Anthropology), Christopher Ocker (History, Graduate Theological Union), and Daniel Boyarin (Rhetoric, Near Eastern Studies) have recently, or will soon publish books on the aforementioned topics...
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Devotion and Relativity, Text and Context: New Frontiers of Jewish Literacy
Multiday Workshop | October 7-8 | New York City
This interdisciplinary workshop of scholars from North America, Israel, and Europe probes a central tension in Jewish Studies: a chasm typically separates...
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