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More Information on:

1. About AAR (History)
2. Membership (including students)
3. Meetings
4. Programs
5. Public Affairs.

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Career Alternatives Clusters

Here is the list of Career Alternatives clusters for religion majors:

(1) media (print and electronic);

(2) public-policy institutes and think tanks;

(3) grant-making institutions, nonprofits, and NGOs;

(4) academic administration;

(5) theological librarians;

(6) campus religious life and service-learning/volunteering;

(7) professional ministry (local, regional, national, international);

(8) religious education (public and private secondary, undergraduate, graduate);

(9) sabbatical, retreat, seminar, and enrichment programs (for clergy and laity);

(10) government-sector jobs (policy-making, diplomacy, FBI, prison chaplains, oversight of religious freedom, etc.);

(11) medicine, ethics, and healing; and

(12) “the arts” (visual arts, dance, design, music, etc.).

We'll be focusing on media for the next couple of years, so I'm particularly interested in accumulating contacts in that field, but I'd also like to continue building the database in all the cluster areas. So, if you know anyone working in these areas who was an undergraduate religion major (bachelor's) or did graduate work in religion (master's, or doctorate), please post the contact information so I can follow up.

Thanks, Kim

Signs of Spring

Hi all! These are the only animals I've seen lately around here--well, there were some other birds around, too. Check them out at this hot new link http://kbresler.blogspot.com/ (see, I really am becoming "high-tech")! Kim

Another Question

Does anyone think the title of this blog should be "Graduate Students of the AAR" instead of just "Students of the AAR"?

Test Post

I'm posting with my Gmail account. Here's a photo of an Egret.
I'm eager to know what kind of stuff to publish here as well. I do think it will be useful.

Testing testing

I really want to post interesting stuff to this blog, but I'm not sure how. Can anyone help?