In-person November Annual Meeting 2025 Program Book
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Join us for this listening and strategizing session as part of continuing series responding to the accelerating closure of religious studies departments and programs in the US academy. The panelists will include the current leadership and several past presidents of the AAR. The focus will be to share insights, anticipate challenges, proactively strategize, and act in solidarity.
Join us for this listening and strategizing session as part of continuing series responding to the accelerating closure of religious studies departments and programs in the US academy. The panelists will include the current leadership and several past presidents of the AAR. The focus will be to share insights, anticipate challenges, proactively strategize, and act in solidarity.
The Academic Labor and Contingent Faculty Committee invites you to our annual Networking Luncheon at the AAR Annual Meeting. It’s a chance to strategize together about the future of academic labor. Colleagues across all positions—part-time, contract, and permanent—are encouraged to bring ideas, share challenges, and explore concrete steps toward greater equity, fair pay, and labor justice in our profession. Please note: this year’s luncheon will be bring your own lunch, and no registration is required. Simply come by, share a meal, and join the conversation.
Welcome to the Christian Scholarship Foundation reception and luncheon! We are delighted for invited guests to join us for this special luncheon to reconnect with each other.
Theologia seeks to promote and celebrate women working in the field of Christian theology by cultivating spaces for fellowship, mentoring, and academic engagement. If you are a woman and consider yourself a Christian and theologian, please join us as we gather for lunch and a short program featuring reflections from Sarah Coakley, Norris-Hulse Professor emerita, University of Cambridge. Cost to attend is $25; financial help is available. Advance registration is required: REGISTRATION LINK HERE
We can only guarantee spots for the first 65 who register. Co-sponsored by Baker Academic, Baylor University Press, Wipf and Stock Publishers, Zondervan Academic, Western Theological Seminary, Wycliffe College, and the John Templeton Foundation. Contact Kristen Deede Johnson kd.johnson@utoronto.ca or Christa McKirland christa.mckirland@carey.ac.nz with questions.
12:00-12:30 Randy Roberts, Loma Linda University
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