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Author Archives: gallaghs
Hybridizing Sociology of Religion (in a nutshell)
In the new hybrid version of Sociology of Religion, we will be shifting much of the lecture material to online and much of the discussion to the classroom. This concept has rocked my pedagogical world! The first week students will … Continue reading
Sages and curators
I’ve thought for a long time about the ways in which education has been becoming more student centered and less “sage on a stage”. The latter description of teaching feels dismissive to me of how much earlier generations learned from … Continue reading