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Syllabi

Professors from over a dozen universities and institutions have shared their syllabi here, in a collaboration which we hope will lead others to incorporate Mormon Studies topics into existing programs and courses.

David J. Howlett, “Mormonisms”

REL 288, Smith College 2024

David Knowlton, “Anthropology of Mormonism”

ANTH 3460, Utah Valley University 2023

Taylor Petrey, “Mormonism and the Critical Study of American Religion”

RELG 490, Kalamazoo College 2021

Kathleen Flake and Carolyn Howarter, “Mormonism and American Culture”

RELC 2215, University of Virginia 2020

Kathryn Lofton and John Durham Peters, “Mormonism”

RLST 333, Yale University 2020

David W. Scott, “Mormon Cultural Studies”

COMM 3780, Utah Valley University 2019

Patrick Mason, “The Book of Mormon”

REL 365, Claremont Graduate University 2019

Christopher Jones, “Missions and Missionaries in American History”

HIST 390R, Brigham Young University 2018

Paul Reeve, “Mormonism and the American Experience”

CTIHB 323, University of Utah 2017

Peter Thuesen, “Mormonism and American Culture”

R397 and A303 Indiana University School of Liberal Arts 2017

Robert Rees, “Sacred Scriptures of the Latter-Day Saints”

HRHS 3960, Graduate Theological Union 2017

Brian Birch, “The Intellectual Life of Mormonism”

PHIL 2010, University of Utah 2016

Jonathan Stone, “Mormon Rhetorics”

Writing 5905, University of Utah 2016

Kathryn Lofton, “Sexuality and Religion”

RLST 111/AMST 111/HIST 122/WGSS 111, Yale University 2016

Taylor Petrey, “Gender, Sexuality, and Mormonism”

HDS 2119, Harvard Divinity School 2016

Patrick Mason, “Approaches to Mormonism”

REL 466, Claremont Graduate University 2016

Spencer Fluhman, “Mormonism in Transition,1880-1930”

REL 479, Claremont Graduate University 2015

Brian Birch, “Mormon Theology and the Christian Tradition”

PHIL 3620, Utah Valley University, 2015

Patrick Mason, “Gendering Mormonism”

REL 452, Claremont Graduate University 2014

Patrick Mason, “The Mormon Theological Tradition”

REL 435, Claremont Graduate University 2014

Robert Rees, “Mormonism: Emergence of a New World Religion”

HRHS 1850, Graduate Theological Union 2012

Robert Rees, “Mormonism: How an American Faith Became a New World Religion”

Religious Studies 190, Graduate Theological Union