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Yes, Your E-mails to Congress Matter: A Message from the National Humanities Alliance
We have all become familiar with urgent requests in our inboxes and…
Read MoreJacob Neusner (1932–2016), Prolific Author and President of the AAR in 1969
Jacob Neusner was born to Samuel and Lee Neusner on July 12,…
Read MoreLetting Go of Our Children: Taking My Son to College
This article first appeared in Feminist Studies in Religion blog on…
Read MoreAn Interview with Joanne Maguire Robinson, the 2016 AAR Excellence in Teaching Award Winner
The Teaching and Learning Committee is pleased to announce Joanne Maguire…
Read MoreAvoiding Gender Bias in Reference Writing, from the University of Arizona’s Commission on the Status of Women
Work-Life Balance or Proportion: What’s In a Word?
“Work-life balance” is a tenuous phrase. Is it possible to imagine that…
Read MoreA Conversation with 2016 ALHR Lecturer, Dr. Fatemeh Keshavarz
The American Lectures in the History of Religions (ALHR) is proud to…
Read MoreKnowing What You Need
Privilege is a major factor in life/work balance. Sure, all of us…
Read MoreI’m ABD in Pursuit of an Administration Job: What Should My Application Include?
Ask Academic Abby about what’s bugging you right now. Several women in…
Read MoreNEH Grants Awarded to AAR Members
Early this month, the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) announced the awarding…
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