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This program, featuring Prof. Hindy Najman, Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Yale University, and Dean Margaret M. Mitchell, and moderated by Jonathan Soyars, PhD student in New Testament and Early Christian Literature, explores a variety of questions around the art of lecturing. Profs. Najman and Mitchell, both seasoned lecturers, offer reflections on their experiences lecturing in different pedagogical settings. Cosponsored by the Early Christian Studies Workshop, the Hebrew Bible Workshop, and the Bible Area Club.
Recorded in Swift Hall on February 25, 2014.
This program, featuring Prof. Hindy Najman, Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Yale University, and Dean Margaret M. Mitchell, and moderated by Jonathan Soyars, PhD student in New Testament and Early Christian Literature, explores a variety of questions around the art of lecturing. Profs. Najman and Mitchell, both seasoned lecturers, offer reflections on their experiences lecturing in different pedagogical settings. Cosponsored by the Early Christian Studies Workshop, the Hebrew Bible Workshop, and the Bible Area Club.
Recorded in Swift Hall on February 25, 2014.
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