Schedule of Religious Studies Graduate Courses (subject to change)

Fall 2008

Course	Instructor	Title
REL 530	Pulley	Topics in Religion, Self, and Society: God and Politics
REL 580	Finch	Seminar in Religious Studies: Theories of Religion
REL 630	Given	Basic Issues in Biblical Studies
REL 650	Reinis	Basic Issues in the History of Judaism and Christianity
REL 671	Schmalzbauer	Seminar in Religion, Self, and Society: Congregations on the Ground: Exploring Local Religious Worlds

Spring 2009

Course	Instructor	Title
REL 530	Schmalzbauer	Topics in Religion, Self, and Society: Religion, Media, and Popular Culture
REL 540	Berkwitz	Topics in the History of Religions: Buddhism in the Modern World
REL 571	Strong	Archaeology and the New Testament
REL 631	Moyer	Seminar in Biblical Studies: Death, Burial, and Afterlife in the Bible
REL 670	Finch	Basic Issues in Religion, Self, and Society

Summer 2009

Course	Instructor	Title
REL 510	Moyer	Topics in Biblical Studies: Genesis

Fall 2009

Course	Instructor	Title
REL 635	Pulley	Topics in Religion, Self, and Society: God and Politics
REL 685	Given	Seminar in Religious Studies: Theories of Religion
REL 730	Baynes	Basic Issues in Biblical Studies
REL 771	Finch	Seminar in Religion, Self and Society: Religion and the Body

Spring 2010

Course	Instructor	Title
REL 635	Schmalzbauer	Topics on Religion, Self, and Society: Religion, Media, and Popular Culture
HST (TBA)	Moyer	History of Ancient Israel
REL 655	Belser	Topics in History of Christianity and Judaism: Midrash, Talmud, and the Jewish Bible
REL 675	Strong	Topics in Biblical Studies: Archaeology and the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament
REL 710	Llewellyn	Basic Issues in South Asian Religions
REL 731	Matthews	Seminar in Biblical Studies: Isaiah

Fall 2010

Course	Instructor	Title
REL 750		Basic Issues in the History of Christianity and Judaism
REL 711	Berkwitz	Seminar in South Asian Religions
REL 685		Seminar in Religious Studies: Theories of Religion

Spring 2011

Course	Instructor	Title
REL 770		Basic Issues in Religions, Self and Society
REL 751		Seminar in History of Christiantiy and Judaism