Summary
The Religious Literacy Workshops help faculty, staff, administrators, and students examine existing courses, programs, and learning objectives to reflect on how religious literacy can be an integrated component of learning across the curriculum and campus life. They are based on AAR’s “Religious Literacy Guidelines: What U.S. College Graduates Need to Understand about Religion.”
5 of 5 in the AAR Series “Religious Literacy Workshops”
Date of original recording: May 27, 2022
Kate Soules | Soules is an education researcher and independent consultant specializing in religious literacy and religious diversity education. Soules is the co-founder and Executive Director of the Religion and Education Collaborative, and interdisciplinary network of scholars and practitioners working at the intersections of religion and schooling.
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