Young Scholars in American Religion 2009-2011

Dr. Tracy Fessenden of Arizona State University and Dr. Clark Gilpin of the University of Chicago Divinity School lead the seminars on teaching, research, and professional matters for the 2009-2011 "class," which includes the following scholars:

Faye Botham, University of Iowa
American Indian & Native Studies Program/American Studies
Ph.D., Claremont Graduate University, Religion, 2005
Syllabus (PDF format)

Heather Curtis, Tufts University
Department of Religion
Th.D., Harvard University, History, 2005
Syllabus (PDF format)

Jonathan Ebel, University of Illinois
Department of Religion
Ph.D., University of Chicago, History of Christianity, 2004
Syllabus (PDF format)

Maura Jane Farrelly, Brandeis University
American Studies
Ph.D., Emory University, History, 2002
Syllabus (PDF format)

Jennifer Graber, College of Wooster
Religious Studies
Ph.D., Duke University, American Religious History, 2006
Syllabus (PDF format)

Matthew J. Grow, LDS Church
Church History Library
Ph.D., University of Notre Dame, American History, 2006
Syllabus (PDF format)

Everett Hamner, Western Illinois University
Department of English
Ph.D., University of Iowa, English, 2008
Syllabus (PDF format)

Joseph Kip Kosek, George Washington University
American Studies
Ph.D., Yale University, American Studies, 2004
Syllabus (PDF format)

Lynn S. Neal, Wake Forest University
Department of Religion
Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, U.S. Religious History, 2003
Syllabus (PDF format)

Jonathan L. Walton, Harvard Divinity School
African American Religions
Ph.D., Princeton University, Religion, 2002
Syllabus (PDF format)