The Department of Religion at the University of Georgia has been offering academic study in religion since the late 1940s. They provide undergraduate and graduate programs, including majors and minors in religion, Arabic, and Hebrew. Led by Department Head Wayne Coppins, the department aims to create a stimulating and supportive environment for students, welcoming inquiries from prospective students and maintaining connections with alumni. They also highlight their commitment to inclusive excellence, with faculty members like Dr. Carolyn Jones Medine participating in interfaith conferences and initiatives. The department has been recognized for excellence in teaching, with Dr. Jodie Lyon receiving the Sandy Beaver Excellence in Teaching Award. They also offer experiential learning programs, such as the Anne Frank Traveling Exhibit, and feature faculty members like Jace Weaver, a renowned scholar in Native American studies.
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