“DivInnovations,” by Sophia Khan

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Posted on September 30th, 2012 | Filed under Academic, Featured
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We add to a new feature introduced last issue, compiled and written by Sophia Khan in conjunction with professors, administrators, and students on campuses across the country, titled DivInnovations. This profile series aims to share innovative teaching and learning practices from seminaries, divinity schools, and other graduate theological settings in our communities. Read more here.

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