Minor in Religion - Fall 2013 Courses
Why has religion become such an important – and controversial – part of modern life around the world? What do Americans – who live in the most religiously diverse society on earth – need to know about each other’s religious ideas, values and beliefs? Is it possible to study world religions objectively and impartially?
Explore the Religion minor, which was offered for the first time in fall 2009 by the Department of History, Political Science, Philosophy and American Studies. Use the Religion minor to enhance your major – whether your focus is in liberal arts, business, education, pre-med, nursing or another discipline.
To become a Religion minor, complete this form and submit it to Dr. David Damrel in Media 132.
Special Fall 2013 classes include:
- Celtic Religion Through the Ages
- The Old Testament / Hebrew Bible
- The 'Nones': Religion & Disbelief in America Today
- God and the Holocaust
- Modern Islam
- Western Religious Traditions
FALL 2013 RELIGION COURSES(Click
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Note: Please note that the information posted below is subject to change.
COMPARATIVE RELIGION SECTIONS
RELG U103 Comparative Religion Section 001 (3 Credit Hours)
Schedule Code #87848 Instructor: Damrel.
Class Meets MWF 10 AM to 10:50 AM in LBCL 238
RELG U103 Comparative Religion Section 002 (3 Credit Hours)
Schedule Code #87850 Instructor: Neely, S.
Class Meets MWF 11 AM to 11:50 AM in LBCL 238
RELG U103 Comparative Religion Section 003 (3 Credit Hours)
Schedule Code #87856 Instructor: Liebowitz.
Class Meets M & W 12 to 1:15 in LBCL 238
RELG U103 Comparative Religion Section 004 (3 Credit Hours)
Schedule Code #87857 Instructor: Teall-Fleming.
Class Meets TR 9:25 to 10:40 in LBCL 236
RELG U103 Comparative Religion Section 005 (3 Credit Hours)
Schedule Code #87861 Instructor: Teall-Fleming.
Class Meets TR 10:50 AM to 12:05 PM in LBCL 236
RELG U103 Comparative Religion Section 006 (3 Credit Hours)
Schedule Code #87865 Instructor: Damrel.
Class Meets TR 12:15 PM to 1:30 PM in LBCL 236
CATALOG COURSES
RELG U301 Western Religious Traditions Section 001 (3 Credit Hours)
Schedule Code #87870 Instructor: Damrel.
Class Meets MWF 12:00 to 1:30 in LBCL 236
RELG U360 Modern Islam Section 001 (3 Credit Hours)
Schedule Code #87874 Instructor: Damrel.
Class Meets TR 9:25 to 10:40 in LBCL 238
SPECIAL TOPICS COURSES
RELG U399 Celtic Religion Through the Ages
Section 001 (3 Credit Hours)
Schedule Code #87882 Instructor: Neely, K.
Class Meets TR 1:40 to 2:55 in LBCL 236
RELG U399 God and the Holocaust
Section 002 (3 Credit Hours)
Schedule Code #87884 Instructor: Neely, S.
Class Meets MWF 1 to 1:50 PM in LBCL 236
RELG U399 The Old Testament / Hebrew Bible
Section 003 (3 Credit Hours)
Schedule Code #87887 Instructor: Liebowitz.
Class Meets M & W 2 PM to 3:15 PM in LBCL 238
RELG U399 The 'Nones': Religion and Disbelief in America Today
Section 004 (3 Credit Hours)
Schedule Code #87888 Instructor: Teall-Fleming.
Class Meets TR 1:40 to 2:55 in LBCL 238
RELIGION MINOR STUDENT WORKSHEET
To download a Religion minor Student Worksheet, please click here.
For information please contact:
Dr. David Damrel
Department of History, Political Science, Philosophy & American Studies (HPPA)
Media Building Room 132
University of South Carolina Upstate
Spartanburg, SC, 29303
Office Telephone: 864.503.5798
E-Mail: ddamrel@uscupstate.edu