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American Religious Sounds Project
August 3, 2020

New American Religious Sounds Project Website Launch

The American Religious Sounds Project is proud to announce the launch of its new-and-improved home page design. Based upon user feedback, we wanted to give visitors a chance to engage with the…

Hagerty Hall
June 17, 2020

AHDT COVID-19 Special Grant Awarded to CSR!

What does Religion Sound Like in the Age of COVID-19? Center for the Study of Religion associate director and American Religious Sounds Project co-PI Isaac Weiner (Comparative Studies) and ARSP…

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June 2, 2020

Fulbright-Hays Supports Fitzgerald's Research On Tibetan Buddhism

"Funding from Fulbright-Hays gave me the time and resources necessary to conduct long-term, ethnographic research with a small community in rural Qinghai," explains Kati Fitzgerald. A doctoral…

American Religious Sounds Project
May 20, 2020

Praying Together over Zoom: How Religion Sounds during a Pandemic

Religion sounds different during a pandemic.

Instead of a choir singing in a Baptist church, congregants might listen to their pastor over Zoom. Instead of the soft sounds of mats…

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Myroslava Mudrak
Myroslava Mudrak
Professor Emerita, History of Art
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Byron Hamann
Byron Hamann
Associate Professor, Department of History of Art
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Christopher Highley
Christopher Highley
Professor, Department of English
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James Wolfe
James Wolfe
Ph.D. Student, Department of Classics
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