Faculty & Staff Directory
- Paul Williams, PhD — pwilliams@unomaha.edu
- Associate Professor
- Department Chair
- 402.554.6016
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- Laura Alexander, PhD — lealex@unomaha.edu
- Assistant Professor
- 402.554.6160
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- Rami Arav, PhD — rarav@unomaha.edu
- Associate Professor
- Director Beth-Saida Project
- 402.554.3347
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- William L. Blizek, PhD — wblizek@unomaha.edu
- Professor
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- Rory Conces, PhD — rconces@unomaha.edu
- Associate Professor
- 402.554.2947
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- Brady DeSanti, PhD — bdesanti@unomaha.edu
- Associate Professor
- 402.554.2956
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- Michele Marie Desmarais, PhD — mdesmarais@unomaha.edu
- Associate Professor
- 402.554.2679
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- Curtis Hutt, PhD — chutt@unomaha.edu
- Associate Professor
- Special Programs Coordinator Schwalb Center
- 402.554.2139
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- Kristian Petersen, PhD — kjpetersen@unomaha.edu
- Assistant Professor
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- Gary Eller — geller@unomaha.edu
- Instructor
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- Gloria Epps — gtaylorepps@unomaha.edu
- Instructor
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- Julien Fielding — jfielding@unomaha.edu
- Instructor
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- Gary Groff — ggroff@unomaha.edu
- Instructor
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- Christian Haunton — chaunton@unomaha.edu
- Instructor
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- J. Samuel Subramanian, PhD — jsubramanian@unomaha.edu
- Instructor
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Journal of Religion & Film
The Journal of Religion & Film is a peer reviewed journal which is committed to the study of connections between the medium of film and the phenomena of religion, however those are defined. We encourage multiple approaches to the study of religion and film, including (but not limited to) the analysis of how religious traditions are portrayed in films; exploration of the religious concepts that may be found or utilized in the interpretation of films; study of how the religious ideals and background of the filmmakers may have influenced them; and analysis of how films themselves may operate “religiously” for viewers. We seek to create better understandings of both religion and film through the study of their mutual encounter and interactions.
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