Japanese Tea Ceremony Demonstration
Japanese Tea Ceremony Demonstration Thursday, November 2, 2023 1:00 – 2:00 P.M. Atwood Hale Chapel (106) Presented by Tea Master Kaori MacWilliams of the Omotesenke School. Sponsored by the Religious...
People’s lives are often rooted in religious worlds that profoundly affect their experiences, politics, ethical, and aesthetic sensibilities. Our religious studies program educates students about the diversity of religious worlds and diversity within religions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, Shinto, and religion in the United States. We also focus on the key role religion plays in history, politics, culture, and in diverse areas of life by teaching a variety of methodological and theoretical approaches.
Spend time investigating the intricacies of religious systems, practices, and expression, as well as their impact around the world and on modern events. Many students who study abroad and find their religious studies classes provide a wonderful foundation for their understanding of the cultures and people with whom they interact.