One thing we really care about in the Divinity Library is making explicit the implicit assumptions in academic work--those things you're just expected to know without anyone ever teaching you. This guide offers resources to equip you with that "insider knowledge," particularly in the areas of reading and writing. Each tab of this guide corresponds with a workshop that can be taught by a librarian either in a class, one-on-one, or in any small group setting. Think of it as a menu. But feel free to explore the material without direct guidance if you like.
Chris Bendachris.benda@vanderbilt.edu |
Kashif Grahamkashif.graham@vanderbilt.edu |
Keegan Osinskikeegan.osinski@vanderbilt.edu |
Bobby Smileybobby.smiley@vanderbilt.edu |
Critical Studies in Asian, Islamic, and Jewish Traditions Hebrew Bible & Ancient Israel New Testament & Early Christianity Global Christianities & interreligious Encounter Mediterranean & Near Eastern Studies |
Homiletics & Liturgics Religion, Psychology, & Culture Black Religion & Culture Studies Chaplaincy Pastoral & Prophetic Congregational Leadership Religion & the Arts Spirituality & Social Activism |
Ethics & Society Theological Studies Religion & Economic Justice Religion, Gender, & Sexuality |
Historical Studies |