Why Study Religion at Juniata?
Megan Dieckman '07 researched the uses of textiles in religious traditions and created a quilt to represent the "world" of Juniata's religions.
- Average class size of 12 students
- Study diverse religious cultures and phenomena such as yoga, tattooing, sacred geography, ritual practices
- Innovative teaching including an emphasis on digital technology - documentary film making, computer modeling, podcasting, Internet religion and social mapping
- Undergraduate research in historical Bible studies, religions of India, and religion and science
- Opportunities to study the intersection of religion with psychology, social life, and politics
- Students have recently studied abroad in England, Germany, Australia, Ireland, and Greece.