Meet The Black Woman Making History At Harvard Divinity School
It took 207 years for the school to reach this milestone.
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It took 207 years for the school to reach this milestone.
On January 1, renowned ethnographer Marla Frederick will become the dean of Harvard Divinity School. The announcement was made by President Claudine Gay. David Holland, the John A. Bartlett Professor of New England Church History, will be the school’s interim dean until Frederick starts.
Author and atheist chaplain Vanessa Zoltan finds spiritual meaning not in the Bible or the Torah but in secular texts.
Marla F. Frederick is the first Black woman to be named dean of Harvard Divinity School in its 207-year history.
Join Paul Revere House for Part #1 of the Paul Revere House's 2023 Lowell Lecture Series. This 3-part series From Puritans to Catholics: Religion in Boston’s North End examines how shifts in religious traditions impacted cultural expression, demographics, political affiliations and economic status in the North End. <br/><br/>The key speaker is Professor David Hall, Bartlett Professor of New England Church History Emeritus at Harvard Divinity School. <br/><br/>Professor Hall will show how the diaries of people such as Samuel Sewall and Cotton Mather along with the...