Philip Barlow<\/a> (Utah State University).<\/p>\nThe Faith and Knowledge Conference was established in 2006 to bring together
\nLatter-day Saint graduate students in religious studies and related disciplines in
\norder to explore the interactions between religious faith and scholarship. During
\nthe past three conferences, students have shared their experiences in the church
\nand the academy and the new ideas that have emerged as a result. Papers and
\nconversations provided thought-provoking historical, exegetical, and theoretical
\ninsights as well as compelling models of how to reconcile one\u2019s discipleship with
\nscholarly discipline.<\/p>\n
In keeping with these past objectives, we invite graduate students in religious
\nstudies and related disciplines (e.g., women\u2019s studies, philosophy, anthropology,
\nsociology, history, literature, etc.) to join the conversation. We welcome proposals
\naddressing historical, exegetical, and theoretical issues that arise from the
\nintersection of LDS religious experience and academic scholarship.<\/p>\n
Proposals should be no more than 250 words, and must include your name,
\nuniversity, the degree you are pursuing, and your status or progress toward
\nthat degree. Please submit proposals by October 15, 2012 to Josh Probert at
\njprobert@udel.edu. Notifications will be sent by Monday, November 12.<\/p>\n
Final papers presented at the conference should be brief, pointed comments of ten
\nto fifteen minutes. Travel and accommodation subsidies will be available to those
\nwhose paper proposals are accepted. Further information will be posted on the
\nwebsite http:\/\/faithandknowledge.org<\/p>\n
Committee:<\/p>\n
Richard Lyman Bushman, Columbia University
\nJason Combs, University of North Carolina\u2013Chapel Hill
\nCarl and Susan Cranney, Catholic University of America
\nJosh Probert, University of Delaware<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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