Faculty
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Quincy NewellWalcott-Bartlett Professor of Humanistic Studies, Chair of Religious Studies ExpertiseAmerican religious history; religion in the American West; interreligious contact; religious experience of racial/ethnic and religious minorities; Native American and African American religious history; Mormonism; gender and religion ExpertiseAmerican religious history; religion in the American West; interreligious contact; religious experience of racial/ethnic and religious minorities; Native American and African American religious history; Mormonism; gender and religion
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Nan Kathy LinVisiting Assistant Professor of Religious Studies ExpertiseBuddhism, environmentalism, theories and methods in the study of religion, moral philosophy informed by ordinary language philosophy ExpertiseBuddhism, environmentalism, theories and methods in the study of religion, moral philosophy informed by ordinary language philosophy
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Ian MillsVisiting Assistant Professor of Classics and Religious Studies ExpertiseEarly Christianity Late Antiquity New Testament Ancient Judaism ExpertiseEarly Christianity Late Antiquity New Testament Ancient Judaism
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S. Brent Rodriguez-PlateProfessor of Religious Studies, By Special Appointment Expertisereligion and media, religion and popular culture, comparative religions, blasphemy and controversial art, religious life in the U.S. Expertisereligion and media, religion and popular culture, comparative religions, blasphemy and controversial art, religious life in the U.S.
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Jeffrey McArnSenior Lecturer in Religious Studies and Levitt Center Justice Lab  
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Paige SpencerLecturer in Religious StudiesExpertiseEarly Christianity, late antiquity, martyrdom and asceticism, gender and Christianity
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Steve Humphries-BrooksProfessor of Religious Studies Emeritus (retired) ExpertiseNew Testament studies; literary and social-historical criticism of the Gospels; religion in film; early Christian mysticism; theories and methods for the study of religion ExpertiseNew Testament studies; literary and social-historical criticism of the Gospels; religion in film; early Christian mysticism; theories and methods for the study of religion
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Richard SeagerBates and Benjamin Professor of Classical and Religious Studies Emeritus (retired)Expertisereligions of the United States with emphasis on new, marginal, or excluded groups and their relationships to the core American values; Buddhism in the U.S. over the last century; Mexican-U.S. border issues
Contact
Department Name
Religious Studies Department
Contact Name
Quincy Newell, Chair
Office Location
198 College Hill Road
Clinton, NY 13323
Clinton, NY 13323
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