The Pluralism Project at Harvard University
Syllabi
These syllabi offer a small sample of the ways religious diversity in the U.S. is being taught on college campuses in the U.S. Many more syllabi are available at the American Academy of Religion’s Syllabus Project.
- World Religions: Diversity and Dialogue: Fall, 2005
Dr. Diana Eck, Harvard University
Archive of Older Syllabi
- World Religions in America: NEH Summer Seminar: Summer, 2000 (also available in PDF format)
Dr. Diana Eck, Harvard University - Religion in Multicultural America: Fall, 1997
Dr. Diana Eck, Harvard University - Pluralism in America: Seminar: Spring, 1993
Dr. Diana Eck, Harvard University - World Religions in the Lens of America: The Problematic of Pluralism: Fall, 1993
Dr. Diana Eck, Harvard University - American Religion, Twentieth Century: Spring, 2000
Dr. Jeanne H. Kilde, Macalester College - Exploring American Spiritual Worlds: Fall, 2000
Dr. Mark MacWilliams, Holmes College - Islam in the United States: Winter, 2002
Dr. Aminah B. McCloud, DePaul University - Representation of Muslim Women in Text
Dr. Aminah B. McCloud, DePaul University - Religion in America: Spring, 1999
Dr. Arnold Wettstein, Rollins College - Thought and Practice of Contemporary American Religions: Fall, 2002
Dr. Gayle Graham Yates, University of Minnesota - Thought and Practice of American Religions: Spring, 2000
Dr. Gayle Graham Yates, University of Minnesota - Religion and American Culture: Fall, 1999
Dr. Gayle Graham Yates, University of Minnesota - The American Academy of Religion Syllabus Project