Campus Atheists, Skeptics, and Humanists

Campus Atheists, Skeptics and Humanists was out in force on Thursday and Friday painting some panels on the Washington Avenue bridge!

Hopefully you stopped by and checked out our new mural!

Here are some pics from our mural project:

Professor Robert Osburn emailed CASH about a really interesting course offered next semester. Check it out:

EdPA 3010 Special Topics for Undergraduates: “Religion, Ethics, and Educational Policy”

Instructor: Robert Osburn, PhD

3 credits

M/W 11:15 am-12:30 pm

116 Folwell

Description: Most appropriate for students who have taken at least one year of coursework, the course examines the increasing complexity of religious life in America and disputes regarding the place of religion and religious practice in public life. These call for discernment in the classroom, as well as greater skill in understanding the historical and contemporary role of religious belief and expression in K-12 and higher education. Students will interact with community and religious leaders, consider legal and ethical issues in schooling, as well as issues of religion and science, values education, school prayer, students' and educators' rights and responsibilities with respect to religious expression, religion in the global educational context, and related topics.