Interfaith, as an art of association, is a practice that transforms individuals, communities and public life.  In all such senses, it can be deeply political.  Interfaith and Civic Engagement examines the often-overlooked political dynamics of interreligious work.  Focusing on case studies – gleaned from students’ experiences, class discussions and assigned readings – this intensive seminar facilitates an academic and practical exploration of interfaith engagement as a civic and personal practice.

Course fulfills the following curricular requirements:
MAIRS – Islamic Studies: Religious Pluralism
MAIRS – Ministerial Studies: Arts of Ministry
MAC – Chaplaincy Elective