Words to That Affect, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Media Read more about Words to That Affect, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Media
When the Virtual Becomes Sacred: How Religion is Evolving in a Post-Human World Read more about When the Virtual Becomes Sacred: How Religion is Evolving in a Post-Human World
Anxiety in Today's College Students: Understanding Causes and How to Support One Another Read more about Anxiety in Today's College Students: Understanding Causes and How to Support One Another
The Anxieties of Hindu Nationalism: Considering Borders and Belonging in the 21st Century Read more about The Anxieties of Hindu Nationalism: Considering Borders and Belonging in the 21st Century
Historic Anxiety: The Straightwashing of Edward II in Twentieth-Century Fiction Read more about Historic Anxiety: The Straightwashing of Edward II in Twentieth-Century Fiction
Post-9/11: Psychological Implications from Societal and Clinical Perspectives Read more about Post-9/11: Psychological Implications from Societal and Clinical Perspectives From a societal perspective based on psychological research and a clinical perspective based on work done with children, civilians, and military personnel post-9/11, Drs. Schmidt and Hershey will present on how the events on 9/11 and the subsequent media coverage have fostered the development of a new psychological manifestation of anxiety in children and adults today.
The Practice of African Traditional Religion in Modern African Society Read more about The Practice of African Traditional Religion in Modern African Society By: Henry Mugabe, Zimbabwe Theological Seminary This lecture seeks to talk about the practice of African Traditional Religion in Modern African society highlighting the nature of the religion and its ethical concerns of preserving and enhancing life.
A New Christianity in Africa: Health and Wealth Gospel in a Sea of Poverty Read more about A New Christianity in Africa: Health and Wealth Gospel in a Sea of Poverty By: Henry Mugabe, Zimbabwe Theological Seminary This lecture is about theologies of prosperity in the context of disease and poverty. It raises the question whether to liberate or continue to enslave adherence.
It is All Relative: Status, Gender, and Equality in the Middle Ages Read more about It is All Relative: Status, Gender, and Equality in the Middle Ages By: Dr. Sally Brasher, Shepherd University
The Struggle for Racial Integration at Wilson Read more about The Struggle for Racial Integration at Wilson By: Amy Ensley, M.S., Wilson College
