Collects data and provides strategic information to departments and schools. Promotes religion as a major field of study and as a central component of the liberal arts. Provides guidance for institutional self-study, assessment, and advancement along with policies for good practice. Examines trends in the study of religion and higher education, including monitoring the academic and public understanding of the study of religion. Assess to a corps of experienced reviewers, guidelines for program reviews, and promotional materials for the major.
Consultation includes formulating research design and strategic goals.
Workshops feature nationally recognized experts on areas such as student outcomes assessment and evaluating teaching. Employment Information Services Center. Materials designed to promote religion as a major field of study and as a central component of the liberal arts will be made available to your department. A directory of all religion and theology programs in the U.S. and Canada. Enrollment Enrollment fees are based on the size of faculty, measured as full-time equivalents.