The Newberry Library Seminar in American Religious History

Co-Sponsored by the University of Chicago Divinity School and the University of Illinois at Chicago

2003-2004 schedule
Thursdays, 4:00-6:00 pm
at The Newberry Library

October 2, 2003
"Be of One Mind": The Ordeal of Religious Integration in Colonial America"
Chris Beneke, Bentley College

November 6, 2003
"Character and Communication" Seeking God and Knowledge in Antebellum America"
David Holland, Stanford University

February 12, 2004
"'Dominies and Doughboys': The Great War, Religious Authority, and the American Fighting Man"
Jonathan Ebel, University of Chicago

March 11, 2004 "The Menace: Catholics, Anti-Catholics, and Civil Liberties in Early 20th-Centur America" Francis G. Couvares, Amherst College

April 8, 2004
"American Colonization in Antebellum America"
Karen Fisher Younger, Pennsylvania State University

May 13, 2004
"Preparing for the Future: Promoting Higher Education in Chicago's Catholic High Schools, 1910-1935"
Ann Marie Ryan, University of Illinois at Chicago

The American Religious History seminar presents pre-circulated works-in-progress. If you plan to attend you may receive a paper by sending an email message or by calling.