This symposium will explore issues at the intersection of ethics, religion, and American civic life. Scholars from a variety of disciplines will examine the role of religion in public life and how to productively engage our differences. Topics include race and religious identity; conflict transformation; law and religious education; and the role of religion in public life.
The symposium is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Courtney Burns at [email protected]
Schedule of Events click here for pdf schedule
Thursday, March 16th
CB-510
Panel Participants
Chris Stevenson
President, The National Museum of American Religion
Danny Drysdale
Writer and Director
Michael Goode
Associate Professor of History, Utah Valley University
Kevin Wolfe
Assistant Professor of Religion, Claremont Graduate University
Friday, March 17th
CB-511
Moderated by
Alaina Sapp
Student Fellow, Center for the Study of Ethics
Christian Van Dyke
Ph.D. Program, Philosophy & Religious Thought
Claremont Graduate University
Samuel Hill
Research Assistant, Quill Project
UVU Center for Constitutional Studies
CB-511
Charles Randall Paul
President, Foundation for Religious Diplomacy
Michael Goode
Associate Professor of History, Utah Valley University
CB-511
Kevin Wolfe
Assistant Professor of Religion
Claremont Graduate University
CB-511
Frederick Mark Gedicks
Guy Anderson Chair & Professor of Law
Brigham Young University
Eleesha Tucker
Executive Director
Utah 3Rs Project
Robert Burton
Director, Civic Thought & Leadership Initiative
Utah Valley University
Moderated by Brian Birch, Director, UVU Center for the Study of Ethics
For more information, contact Courtney Burns at [email protected]
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