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Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion - AAR Teaching Roundtable

from Sally Stamper's portfolio

This page provides a link to the Wabash Center, which offers all kinds of resources and opportunities. I enjoyed facilitating a luncheon discussion at the American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting (2009) that was co-sponsored by the Wabash Center and the Teaching Religion Section of the AAR. The discussion at our table engaged my topic "When the Heathen Rage: Introducing Religious Studies to the Skeptical and Misinformed." Follow the link I've provided for a full description.

AAR Lunch Roundtable Discussion

Wabash Center Website

Sally Stamper

Adjunct Assistant Professor in Religious Studies, St. Norbert College

Background

PhD - March 2012 in Theology from University of Chicago Divinity School more

Adjunct Assistant Professor, Religious Studies, St. Norbert College, De Pere, WI 8/2010 - 5/2012 more

Expert in , constructive theology and contemporary religious thought
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Education

PhD - March 2012 in Theology from University of Chicago Divinity School more
- University of Chicago Divinity School
MA from University of Chicago Divinity School
MSW in Clinical Social Work from University of Illinois (Chicago) - Jane Addams College of Social Work
BA in English and Psychology from Agnes Scott College

Experience

Adjunct Assistant Professor, Religious Studies, St. Norbert College, De Pere, WI 8/2010 - 5/2012
Lecturer in Humanities, University of Chicago - Collegiate Division
Lecturer in Philosophy, Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, IL
Lecturer in Religion, Midland Lutheran College, online program
Lecturer in Religion, Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, IL
Writing Instructor, University of Chicago
Clinical Social Worker and Psychotherapist

Expertise

constructive theology and contemporary religious thought

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