Have you ever wanted to publish your scholarship for a broader, non-academic audience? Join us for a lunchtime panel where experts will answer questions such as: ‘Why write for a broader audience?’ and ‘How do you tailor your scholarship for publication in non-academic forums?’. Our panel will feature Dr. Elizabeth Bocar, Professor of Religion at Northeastern University, Jeania Ree Moore, doctoral student in religious studies and African American studies at Yale University, and Betsy Shirley, Yale Divinity School alumnus and editor of sojo.net. Their work has appeared in diverse publications, such as The Atlantic, The Los Angeles Times, America magazine, Religion Dispatches, Religion & Politics, OnFaith, Reflections, and Sojourners.

When you register, you will have an opportunity to submit your questions to the panel.

Intended Audience: Divinity School Students and GSAS Religious Studies Students