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Colby College Libraries: Research:Religious Studies
This is the primary index for religious studies. journals in most academic areas ofstudy, and provides Library, University of Maine systems libraries and the
http://www.colby.edu/library/research/guides/religious.shtml
Colby | Course Catalogue | Libraries
Some study areas and a computer cluster are open
http://www.colby.edu/catalogue/0001/libraries.shtml

Extractions: 1999-2000 Catalogue The Colby libraries provide attractive surroundings for study and research at three campus locations. Miller Library, the often-photographed building with the clock tower in the center of campus, houses the humanities and social science collections, the College archives, Special Collections, and the library's administrative and technical staff. The branch library for art and music is in the Bixler Art and Music Center and features a listening center and a rapidly growing slide collection. The science library, in the F.W. Olin Science Center, includes individual as well as group study areas, each complete with computer network access, and incorporates the geology map collection. The Colby libraries are open from early morning until late at night throughout the academic year and during daytime hours in the summer. Some study areas and a computer cluster are open 24 hours a day. An open-stack system allows easy access to a collection of more than 900,000 items, and the on-line catalog and the library's electronic indexes and Internet files are available on library workstations and computers campus-wide. The collection strongly supports all curriculum areas and contains more than 2,700 currently received periodicals, many long runs of retrospective periodicals of historical and scholarly value, and daily newspapers from this country and abroad. Miller Library is a depository for U.S. and Maine state documents and subscribes to the United Nations depository collection on microfiche.
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Haverford College Libraries - Information Sources: Religion
Tripod (TriCollege libraries catalog); WorldCat. Christian Classics Ethereal Library;APS Research Guide to Resources for Theological and religious Studies;
http://www.haverford.edu/library/bysubject/rel.html

Extractions: Religion QUICK LINKS: Most Used Resources Search Tripod LiveHelp: TriCo Virtual Librarian Reserves Interlibrary Loan Requests PALCI Requests Hours Campus Libraries Quaker/Special Collections College Archives Haverford Faculty Publications Other Libraries Expanded Academic ASAP Lexis-Nexis Books in Print WorldCat Help Library Home Haverford Home Bible Gateway
Theological Links
study Sites, Texts and libraries The APS Guide to Resources in Theology BELIEVEReligious Information Source BELIEVE is a collection of around 1,500 articles
http://www.theology.ie/theores.htm

Extractions: // The link is broken at the moment: anyone know of a new location? "Project Wittenberg is home to works by and about Martin Luther and other Lutherans. Here you will find all manner of texts from short quotations to commentaries, hymns to statements of faith, theological treatises to biographies, and links to other places where words and images from the history of Lutheranism live."
Numata Lectureship In Buddhist Studies At McGill University
The Faculty of religious Studies plays an important role in understanding the socialand cultural life in these countries through the study of their religions.
http://www.mcgill.ca/public/releases/1998/may/buddhist/

Extractions: Prospective students Student information Alumni and friends Faculty and staff ... Mary Emily Clinical Nutrition Research Unit opens Numata Lectureship in Buddhist Studies at McGill University The Medical Research Council grants $10 million to McGill Eleven honorary degrees awarded at Spring 1998 convocations June July ... December Source Anne-Marie Bourdouxhe Numata Lectureship in Buddhist Studies at McGill University May 25, 1998 The Faculty of Religious Studies at McGill University is the recent recipient of a $1 million gift from the Tokyo- based BDK Foundation to establish the Numata Lectureship in Buddhist Studies. This newly created position will strengthen the Faculty of Religious Studies and its program of East Asian Religions. The Lectureship will provide additional support to the Faculty in its mission to study, teach and interpret world religions, particularly the increasingly popular Buddhism. The Numata Lecturer will work with faculty members, contribute to scholarship within the Faculty, and guide students at the undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate levels. Dr. B. Barry Levy, Dean of the Faculty of Religious Studies, is thrilled by both the gift and its timing : "The Numata grant is important for several reasons. Coming as it does during a time of fiscal restraint, it offers our Faculty of Religious Studies the opportunity to expand offerings in Buddhism and to give this important spiritual tradition added visibility in the Western world. As well, it demonstrates international confidence in McGill and the Faculty by strengthening us as a permanent center of Buddhist Studies."
The University Of Iowa Libraries Gateway To Online Resources
Religion Religions religious Studies Page Selected resources on to the Torah and Talmudstudy opportunities via The University libraries, The University of Iowa
http://gateway.lib.uiowa.edu/subj.asp?subj=Religion
The University Of Iowa Libraries InfoHawk Gateway Reference
Religion Religions religious Studies Page Selected resources on the Torah and Talmudstudy opportunities via The University of Iowa libraries Copyright © 2003
http://gateway.lib.uiowa.edu/refsubject-results.asp?subj=Religion
Religious Studies
religious Studies is concerned with the study of world religions (Hinduism, Buddhism,Religions of Antiquity, Judaism, Christianity and Islam) in terms of
http://www.leiden.edu/index.php3?c=50
Religious Studies Subject Guide, Humanities And Social Sciences Library, McGill
the Center for Research libraries Collections described Resources for the AcademicStudy of Religion Resources for Theological and religious Studies Associated
http://www.library.mcgill.ca/human/subguide/relstud.htm

Extractions: HRAF (Human Relations Area Files) Index Islamicus, 1906-1996 Philosopher's Index, 1940- Sociological Abstracts 1963- (OVID) Multi-Subject Databases Including Religious Studies-related material. Dictionaries, Encyclopedias (Electronic Databases) Internet Resources Accessible to anyone with an Internet connection.
Religious Studies Guide - University Of Winnipeg Library
history, links to historical libraries, archives, and mla/guide/; Resources for theStudy of East library/eresources/relig.html; religious Studies (University of
http://cybrary.uwinnipeg.ca/academic/relstudies/index.cfm

Extractions: This Guide provides a good starting point for Religious Studies material available in the UofW Library and via the Web. Although it is updated regularly, like any web-based document it becomes out-of-date quickly. If you have any suggestions for resource links that should (or should not...) be here, please let the page editor know. Other guides that may be helpful are Citing Resources Evaluating Information and the General Guide Academic Info: Religion in Canada
About Ohr Somayach - Public And Student Services
Counselors deal with program planning, study techniques for Trips to historic andreligious sites are designed to I AFFILIATES I PROGRAM I libraries I COMPUTER
http://www.ohr.org.il/web/aboutos/services.htm

Extractions: Ohr Somayach students are involved in a variety of programs to enrich their neighborhood and community. These include working with underprivileged youth, prisoner rehabilitation, and serving local hospitals on the Shabbat. Ohr Somayach's involvement in mass media has included the award winning quarterly Shma Yisrael magazine; film, radio and television programs; slide shows and video productions; computer software, and a series of books and publications entitled Jerusalem Echoes. These endeavors have helped crystallize and project Ohr Somayach as an innovative force in Jewish education. Student Services Dormitories
UMass Policies: Absences For Religious Reasons
this policy Any student who is unable to attend classes or to participate in anyexamination, study, or work requirement, because of religious observance, is
http://www.umass.edu/umhome/policies/absence.html

Extractions: Research ... Policies : Absences for Religous Reasons Absences for Religious Reasons The University has established policies in order to comply with Massachusetts law concerning religious observance. The following is a portion of this policy: The state law, Chapter 151C of the Massachusetts General Laws as amended states:
Resources - Library
of western and, in translation, eastern religious traditions. The strength of thelibraries is maintained by published in the main fields of theological study.
http://www.ptsem.edu/grow/Library/

Extractions: Phone: (609)497-7940 The main library complex consists of two connected buildings that function as a single entity. The Speer Library , opened in 1957 (and named in honor of the renowned missionary statesman Robert E. Speer), has space for 400,000 volumes and 200 readers. In addition to the Circulation and Reference departments, it houses the main reading room and several smaller study rooms and carrels, offices for acquisitions, cataloging, and serials, two medium sized classrooms, and meeting space for committees and outside groups. The Henry Luce III Library , dedicated in 1994 (named in honor of a distinguished trustee, Henry Luce III), will accommodate an additional 350,000 volumes and 250 readers. Along with the Special Collections and Information Research departments, it contains extensive facilities for Ph.D. candidates at various program stages, a large exhibit area, thirty-eight lockable carrels for which students may apply to the Reference Department, several rooms for seminars and for group or individual study, space for special projects that draw upon the resources of the library, and a general meeting room. The Reigner Reading Room , named for publisher Charles G. Reigner, is located on the Tennent campus, and serves the seminary's Christian Education programs. Under the supervision of the professional library staff, this facility has space for over 10,000 volumes and for an extensive collection of curriculum materials, filmstrips, tapes, records, pictures, and other resources for the church educator. It can accommodate approximately thirty readers and twice that number in occasional workshops. .
Library Index
Resource Guide. libraries. Psychological Manipulation, cult groups,sects, and new religious movements. libraries. ExMember Library
http://www.csj.org/rg/rglibraries/bkslibrariesindex.htm
University Of Dayton Graduate School
Cost of study $455 per semester hour for MBA; $293 per semester hour for MPA; $329per semester hour for master's level courses in religious Studies; $361 per
http://www.udayton.edu/~gradsch/cost.htm

Extractions: Cost of Study The cost of graduate courses varies.On-line graduate application presently carries no fee. Graduate application fee is $30. Tuition in 2000-2001 is $167 per quarter hour in the School of Education; $438 per semester hour for most other on-campus master's courses; $455 per semester hour for MBA; $293 per semester hour for MPA; $329 per semester hour for master's level courses in Religious Studies; $361 per semester hour for Religious Studies doctoral level courses; $201 per semester hour for Religious Studies summer courses, and $494 per semester credit hour for doctoral programs. A $25 University fee is payable each semester. The cost of graduate courses for 2001-2002 is as follows: $262 per semester hour in School of Education; $453 per semester hour for most other on-campus master's courses; $481 per semester hour for MBA; $303 per semester hour for MPA; $373 per semester hour for doctoral level courses in Religious Studies; $340 for master's level courses in Religious Studies; $225 per semester hour for Religious Studies summer courses, and $511 per semester credit hour for doctoral programs. A $25 University fee is payable each semester. $290 per semester hour in School of Education; $481 per semester hour for most other on-campus master's courses; $515 per semester hour for MBA; $322 per semester hour for MPA; $373 per semester hour for doctoral level courses in Religious Studies; $361 for master's level courses in Religious Studies; $280 per semester hour for Religious Studies summer courses, and $547 per semester credit hour for all other doctoral programs. A $25 University fee is payable each semester.
UNM LibrariesReligious Studies
Selected full text titles in religious studies are listed below. Journal for the ScientificStudy of Religion from Ebscohost; Journal of Women and Religion from
http://elibrary.unm.edu/subjects/religious_studies.html
Israel Web Sites
Back Up libraries/Archives/Research Centers. Yeshivot in Israel ReligiousStudy Centers in Israel; Hesder Yeshivot; Yeshivot for Men;
http://www.princeton.edu/~pressman/israweb.htm
Hope College Libraries: Cumulative Faculty Bibliography - N
http://www.hope.edu/lib/facbib/retro2001/facbib_retro_01_n.html

Extractions: Through the Year 2001 A B C D ... M N O P Q R ... W X Y Z Nelson, Steve. Photographs to accompany Geoffrey Wheelers Exuberant Pots,by Holly Hanessian, in Ceramics: Art and Perception , issue 41, 2000. Nemeth, Roger and D. Smith. Divergent Patternsof Urbanization in South Kora and the Philippines: A Historical Structural Approach, Comparative Urban Research , Nov. 1983, p.21-45. Nemeth, Roger and D. Smith. International Tradeand World-System Structure: A Multiple Network Analysis, Review: A Journalof the Fernand Braudel Center , v.8, n.4, Spring 1985. Nemeth, Roger and D. Smith. The Political Economyof Contrasting Urban Hierarchies in South Korea and the Philippines, Urbanizationin the World-Economy , Academic Press, 1985. Nemeth, Roger and D. Smith. A Historical Analysisof East Asian Urban Hierarchies, Michigan Sociological Review , Fall1985, p.2-38. Nemeth, Roger and M. Bowling, Son Preference andIts Effects on Korean Lactation Practices, Journal of Biosocial Science ,Oct. 1985, p.451-460.
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