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Meeting Program Units

2011 Annual Meeting

San Francisco, CA

Meeting Begins11/19/2011
Meeting Ends11/22/2011

Call for Papers Opens: 1/25/2011
Call for Papers Closes: 3/4/2011

Requirements for Participation

Teaching Biblical Studies in an Undergraduate Liberal Arts Context


Program Unit Type: Section
Accepting Papers? Yes

Call For Papers: This program unit focuses on the unique opportunities and challenges of teaching biblical studies in undergraduate Liberal Arts institutions. Paper presentations and panel discussions will contribute to communicating and evaluating pedagogical objectives, strategies, and assessment tools. The program unit also provides an opportunity to network and to publish the results of our work. In San Francisco, we plan to have a workshop on the use of meta-questions in course design. We also invite proposals for papers on pedagogical objectives, strategies, and assessment tools aimed specifically at teaching Biblical literature in the undergraduate Liberal Arts Context.

Program Unit Chairs

Jane S. Webster

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