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Program |
MORNING SESSION |
9:45am - 10:00am |
Welcoming Remarks
- Professor Sarah Gallant, Assistant Professor and Undergraduate Student Advisor
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10:00am - 11:00am |
Digital Religion
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Arist Bravo, Double Major in Religion and Computer Science: Meritorious Conservation? The Diamond Sūtra as a Nexus of Environment and Culture
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Whitney Mambou, Specialist in Psychology: Screening Santería: Moving Beyond the Authority of the Physical Site in the Study of Black Diaspora Religions
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Annie Metzger-Oke, Double Major in Religion and Art History: #howthegrinchstolechristmas: Tradition, Authenticity, and Claims of Holiday Appropriation on "WitchTok"
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11:00am - 11:10am |
Break |
11:10am - 12:30pm |
Texts and Contexts
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Kenneth Wong, Triple Major in Philosophy and Religion, History, and Classical Civilization, Minor in Global Medieval Studies (Boston University): Philosophy of Late Medieval Mysticism
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Bianca Quilliam, Specialist in Religion: Observing Kenosis in the Poetry of Hadewijch and John Donne
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Eli Sol, Double Major in Religion and History: Homesick and Seasick: the Depths of Longing in Halevi's "Anxious or secure my heart is Yours"
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Shamayla Durrin Islam, Double Major in Economics and Statistics, Minor in Mathematics: Ring Compositions in Quran: A Literary Structural Coherence
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12:30pm - 1:45pm |
Lunch Break |
AFTERNOON SESSION |
1:45pm - 2:00pm |
Welcome Back
- Professor Srilata Raman, Professor and Associate Chair, Undergraduate
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2:00pm - 3:20pm |
Questions of Authenticity, Revival, and Change
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Jonathan Chin, Specialist in Economics (Focus in Data Analytics): A Question of Authenticity: Luke 22:43-44
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Tristan Gosselin, Specialist in Religion: Contextualizing The Raven and the First Men within Haida Cultural Religious Revitalization
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Kaína Mendoza-Price, Double Major in Religion and Latin American Studies: Ontologies of Transness in Afro-Diasporic Spiritual Traditions
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Aneri Patel, Double Major in Religion and Philosophy: Intersections of Faith and Climate: Pilgrimage Adaptations amidst Sacred Waters' Changing Dynamics
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3:20pm - 3:30pm |
Break |
3:30pm - 4:50pm |
Mind, Body, and Performance
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Alex Lee, Specialist in Psychology: The Force Majeure Conception of 'Madness' in Medieval Islam
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Trent Atkinson, Double Major in Religion and Transnational & Diaspora Studies: When Two Become One: On the Problem of Cleavage of Self, Dementia, and The Taking of Deborah Logan
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Parsa Babaei Zadeh, Major in Biology, Double Minor in Immunology and Religion: Exploring Gender anad Religion: A Comparative Analysis of Two Don Giovanni Adaptations through the Lens of Performance Studies
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Annabel Audrey Abbey, Double Major in Religion and Art History: Fat Embodiment and the 'Curse' of Impossibility
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4:50pm - 5:00pm |
Closing Remarks
- Professor Sarah Gallant, Assistant Professor and Undergraduate Student Advisor
- Kayla Klanreungsang, RUSA President
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