Welcome to the home page of
Laura Ellen Shulman
Assistant Professor of Religion
LShulman@nvcc.edu
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Why Study Religion?
My Story

Baha'i star  Buddhist Wheel of Dharma  Christian cross  Confucianism  Hindu Aum  Islam crecent  Jainism  Jewish star  Shinto torii  Sikh khanda  Taoist yin-yang  Zoroastrian fravashi
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Learning Resources

What I value most about the academic teaching of religion is the process of helping people to better appreciate the values  and possibilities found in  religions other than  their

own, giving people the intellectual and attitudinal tools needed to improve relationships with people of diverse cultures, encouraging people to explore religious world views in greater depth, and expanding their own personal horizons and understanding of religion and a deeper aspect of life. I tell my students that the most important thing they can learn in my classes is tolerance, respect and appreciation for beliefs and opinions that might differ from their own. I am excited about the subject I teach and I try to teach in such as way as to excite my students about it as well.

Blackboard
       
Orientation to Online Learning

Encounters and Dialogue

with Religious Centers and Followers

Instructor's Essays

Informational Resources

on Religion and the World's Religions

Web resources

on Religion

Fun with Learning Video clips online

Tagclouds
About Me

Introduction to the Study of Religion
(Rel 100)


Welcome Letter


Enter Classroom

Religions of the World I 
(Eastern Traditions)
(Rel 231)


Welcome Letter


Enter Classroom

Religions of the World II 
(Western Traditions)
(Rel 232)


Welcome Letter


Enter Classroom

Religions in America
(REL 240)


Enter Classroom

Created by Laura Ellen Shulman 

Last updated: July 27, 2013