A trio of Latter-day Saints, including 1st Lt. Jenna Carson, MDiv '18, graduated February 3 from the Air Force Chaplain Corps College at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Alabama. Completing the required four-week Chaplain Corps College course means they are now eligible to be deployed anywhere in the world.
WSRP research associates create and contribute to stories of women and religion that have often been overlooked
On the periphery of the Harvard campus lies the Carriage House, a place that pulses with rigorous scholarship and robust personal and academic growth. It is home of the Women’s Studies in Religion Program (WSRP) at Harvard Divinity School (HDS), and it is a space where stories are exhumed and illuminated by some of the best and brightest scholars of today.... Read more about At Harvard Divinity’s Women’s Studies in Religion Program, Scholars Produce Generations of Knowledge
Artist and Mashpee Wampanoag tribal member Ramona Peters is very crafty with her hands. So much so that she has completed everything from detailed artifact reproductions to stunning artistic commissions, with materials including wood, metal, leather, and even porcupine quills.... Read more about New Artwork Brings ‘Living Indigenous Presence’ to Harvard Divinity School
Jenna Carson, MDiv '18, started boot camp this month as she prepares to serve as the first-ever Latter-day Saint active-duty female military chaplain endorsed by church headquarters.
As Rosemary Radford Ruether told the Religion and the Feminist Movement Conference at Harvard Divinity School in 2002, "I started thinking I might die and I decided I had to face that."
Rahina Muazu is Visiting Lecturer on Women's Studies and Islam and an HDS WSRP Research Associate for 2021–22. This semester, she is teaching the course, "Gender, Islam and Debates surrounding Female Vocal Nudity in West Africa (Nigeria and Niger)."
Jenna Carson, MDiv '18, is the Latter-day Saints first chaplain in the federal prison system who carries the ultimate goal of becoming a military chaplain.