Books, Articles, Syllabi, and Websites to Support Teachers of Theology and Religion
New Resources in the Collection
The Wabash Center’s Journal On Teaching
Webinar Series
These seven illuminating conversations between Nancy Lynne Westfield, Ph.D., Director of the Wabash Center with Melanie Harris and Jennifer Harvey are meant to inform, inspire, and encourage colleagues who want their teaching to reflect and embody an anti-racist commitment.
Wabash Center’s Journal
Browse or search for published articles, submit a manuscript for publication, read content available for free download, subscribe.
SoTL
Books, articles and websites about teaching in higher education. Course design. Assignments. Assessment. Mentoring. Student learning. Diversifying the faculty and the student body. Teaching for social justice, etc.
Browse
Browse and search through the more than 1800 syllabi in religious and theological studies collected and submitted, in collaboration with the AAR and SBL.
Browse
Annotated links to web-based resources about religion, including websites, e-texts, e-journals, bibliographies, liturgies, etc. — can now be found on the Atla website.
Reflective Teaching
The Wabash Center’s Online Publication Reflective Teaching publishes short (500 word) reviews of books and resources about teaching and learning.
Conversations
Excerpts from extended interviews about the vocation of teaching, with Wabash Center friends, colleagues, and associates.
Learning Designs
One page (400 word) descriptions of an innovative strategy for teaching, including: the purpose, the context, and why it is effective.
Blog Series
Guest bloggers from Wabash Center workshops, colloquies, and other friends and associates.