The Mormon Studies Program at the University of Virginia
Our mission is to promote scholarly research and facilitate public understanding of all branches of Mormonism. We invite you to explore the resources available here and to contact us with any questions.
Students
Learn how you can study Mormonism as part of a Religious Studies undergraduate or graduate degree program.
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Explore GivingOur program helps inform students and scholars about a vital and growing religious tradition. With rich archival resources, rigorous scholarship, and thought-provoking conversations, we challenge people to think broadly and generously about Mormonism across the divides of beliefs, politics, and national borders.
Dr. Laurie Maffly-Kipp
Richard Bushman Chair of Mormon Studies
Highlights

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Joseph Smith Lecture
Watch our Panel on Religious Belief and Belonging in the 21st Century -
Scholars & Saints Podcast
Listen to CGU's Caroline Kline Present Oral Histories of Mormon Women Around the Globe -
Text
Read the Brand-New Biography of Richard Lyman Bushman -
Mormon Studies Collection
Explore the Community of Christ's Herald House Publications in UVA Library
Announcements

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Now Available: Scholars & Saints Season 4 Episode 4 — The Life and Work of David O. McKay -
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Announcing the Lester E. and Yvonne Snow Bush Endowment -
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Inside the Prince Collection: The Bee-Hive Girl Handbooks -
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Explore the Community of Christ Publications at UVA Libraries
UVA's Mormon Studies Collections
Our program began in 2013 with establishment of the Richard Lyman Bushman Endowed Professorship in Mormon Studies. Since then, UVA has become a leading site for the study of Mormonism with the largest collection of 20th-century materials outside of Utah.
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Syllabi & Texts for Faculty
Use sample syllabi and recommended texts for your own course.