As academic social scientists interested in religion and politics we at religioninpublic are also interested in promoting teaching resources. We and others have used RiP blog posts in our classrooms, but that’s not the end of our interest. So, we opened up a data collection effort about teaching religion and politics that allows professors to share their syllabi with us. If you would like to contribute to this project, feel free to click through and tell us about your class and share the syllabus if you like (email Paul Djupe if you do so he can grab the results).

Below you will find the syllabi that have arrived sorted by undergraduate and graduate levels.

Undergraduate

Benjamin Knoll Politics Centre College	POL 339 – Race, Religion, and Politics (2015 & 2017)
Elizabeth Oldmixon Political Science University of North Texas	PSCI 4150.001 – Religion and Politics in the U.S (2016)
Elizabeth Oldmixon Political Science University of North Texas	Oldmixon_PSCI_4700_Religion_and_Global_Politics (2018)
Carolyn Warner Politics & Global Studies Arizona State University	POS/REL378 – Religion, War and Peace (2016)
David Campbell Political Science University of Notre Dame	Political Science 30028 – Religion in American Politics (2014)
Jeff Walz Political Science Concordia University Wisconsin	POLS 410 – The Christian and Politics (2018)
Rachel Beatty Riedl Political Science Northwestern University	Political Science 395 – Religion and Politics (2016)
Chris Soper Political Science Pepperdine University	Political Science 459 – Religion and Politics in Comparative Perspective (2018)
Paul A. Djupe Political Science Denison University	POSC 312 Religion and Politics (2017)
Michele Margolis Political Science University of Pennsylvania	Political Science 498 – Religion and Politics in the United States (2016)
Andrew R. Lewis Political Science University of Cincinnati	POL 2022.001 – The Politics of Law and Religion in the U.S. (2017)
Melissa Deckman Political Science Washington College	POL 314.10 – Religion and Politics in the United States (2017)
Ben Gaskins Political Science Lewis & Clark College	POLS 359 – Religion and Politics (2018)
Kimberly Conger Political Science University of Cincinnati	POL 3015 – Religion and Politics (2016)
Khari Brown Sociology Wayne State University	SOC 2100 – Sociology of Race in Detroit (2018)
Daniel Bennett Political Science John Brown University	POL 3213 – Faith and Politics (2016)
Rich Meagher Political Science Randolph Macon College	PSCI 314 01 Religion and Politics (2016)
Troy Gibson Political Science University of Southern Mississipi	Political Science 305 – Religion and Politics Syllabus (2017)
Robert W. Velez Political Science Winona State University	POLS 399 – Religion and Politics (2017)
Shamira Gelbman Political Science Wabash College	PSC 210-02REL 280-02 – Jews and Muslims in American Politics (2018)
Dawid Tatarczyk Political Science Albion College	PLSC 289 – Catholic Church in Comparative Perspective (2018)
C Damien Arthur Political Science Marshall University	PSC 311 – Issues in Public Policy (2014)
Andre P. Audette Political Science Monmouth College	POLS 244 – Religion and Politics (2018)
David Gutterman Politics Willamette College	POLITICS 314 – Politics and Religion in United States (2017)
Timothy Byrnes Political Science Colgate University	POSC 328 – Religion and Politics (2017)
Jason M. Adkins Politics, Philosophy, and Law University of Wisconsin, Parkside	POLS 490 – Religion and Politics (2018)
Kedron Bardwell Political Science Simpson College	POSC_275A Religion_and_American_Politics_2017 (2017)
Beesan Sarrouh School of Public Policy and Governance University of Toronto	POLS_434_Religious_Diversity_in_Liberal_Democratic_States (2017)
Allen Hertzke Political Science University of Oklahoma	PSC_3033_Religion_and_Politics_in_America (2016)
Jeremy Menchik Fredrick S. Pardee School of Global Studies Boston University	IR561_Religion_and_International_Relations (2016)
Chiara Migliori, John F. Kennedy Institute, FU Berlin	The_Religious_Right_and_the_Election_of_Donald_Trump (2018)

Graduate

Ajay Verghese Political Science University of California, Riverside	POSC 227-001 – Seminar in Religion and Politics (2020)
Elizabeth Oldmixon Political Science University of North Texas	PSCI 5050.001 – Seminar on Religion and Politics (2018)
Carolyn Warner Politics & Global Studies Arizona State University	POS 6523 – Religion and Politics (2016)
David Campbell Political Science University of Notre Dame	Political Science 60029 – Religion and Politics in the US (2015)
Thomas J. Altmeppen Political Science University of Münster	Seminar on Politics and Religion Normative Challenges and Empirical Puzzles (2017)