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Peacemaker Profile: Jason Fredlund of Connecticut

October 15, 2019

The six remarkable students in our 2019-20 class of International Peacemaking Program fellows will spend a year at Hartford Seminary studying mediation, interfaith dialogue and public speaking while earning a Graduate Certificate. They come from different religions, backgrounds, and parts of the world, but they are all interested in fostering peace.

General HIU News

President Joel N. Lohr and Professor Hossein Kamaly Participate in Trinity College Panel

October 15, 2019

Hartford Seminary President Joel N. Lohr and Professor Hossein Kamaly were participants at a prestigious panel at Trinity College on Oct. 14 titled “Faith-Based Persuasion in the Public Square: Natural Law and Its Competitors.”

Alumni News

IPP Alum Fatima Hallal, ’18, Chosen for International Youth Committee of Religions for Peace

October 14, 2019

Fatima Hallal of Lebanon, who graduated from Hartford Seminary’s International Peacemaking Program in 2018, was invited to attend the recent 10th World Assembly of Religions for Peace in Germany, where she was nominated to represent the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) on the organization’s international youth committee.

Campus Events

Workshop Centers on Creating Faith Communities that Welcome Those with Disabilities

October 14, 2019

Hartford Seminary’s Meeting Room was filled to capacity on Monday, Oct. 7, 2019, for an event called “Inclusive Voices: Welcoming People with Disabilities.”

Student News

Hartford Seminary Artwork Displayed in JCC 'Welcoming the Stranger' Gallery Show

October 11, 2019

Tasked with creating an original piece of art with the theme “Under One Roof: Welcoming the Stranger,” students Megan Strouse and Amber Hai looked to Hartford Seminary’s core values for inspiration.

Faculty In The News

Lucinda Mosher Edits Book on Hindu Approaches to Spiritual Care

October 10, 2019

Lucinda Mosher, Faculty Associate for Interfaith Studies, has co-edited a book called Hindu Approaches to Spiritual Care.

Faculty In The News

Two Faculty Members to Present Papers at Christian-Muslim Conference

October 4, 2019

Both Professor Najib George Awad and Interim Academic Dean David D. Grafton will present papers during a conference at Candler School of Theology in Atlanta on Oct. 10-12.

Faculty In The News

Professor Scott Thumma Cited in Wall Street Journal, Other Publications

October 4, 2019

It’s been a busy fall for Professor Scott Thumma, who has spoken to the media about everything from megachurches to technology to church closings.

Malik Shakoor

Alumni News

Alum Spotlight: Malik Shakoor, MA '18, Breaks New Ground as Religious Coordinator

October 4, 2019

Malik Shakoor (pronounced MAL-ick SHA-coor) walks across the prison yard at Washington Corrections Center (WCC) and with a wide grin, he shakes the hand of everyone he meets.

Lucinda Mosher headshot 2018

Faculty In The News

Dr. Lucinda Mosher Takes Part in Online Panel on Modern Muslim Theology

September 24, 2019

Lucinda Mosher, Faculty Associate in Interfaith Studies, participated in an online book panel on Modern Muslim Theology: Engaging God and the World with Faith and Imagination hosted by the Christian-Muslim Studies Network.