About the Event
How do you “succeed” in public scholarship — doing work of intellectual rigor that “counts” as scholarship in the academy and has a meaningful impact in the public square? How do you get started, and what are best practices? How do you balance the risks and rewards of this work? Join in conversation with colleagues who are doing amazing work in this arena.
Sponsored by AAR’s Committee on the Public Understanding of Religion.
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Speakers
Liz Bucar
Professor of Religion and Dean's Leadership Fellow at Northeastern University
Brad Onishi
social commentator, scholar, writer, teacher, coach, and cohost of the Straight White American Jesus podcast
Joseph Witt
Associate Professor and Associate Head at University of Tennessee