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Intro; EDUCATING ABOUT RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY AND INTERFAITH ENGAGEMENT; COPYRIGHT; CONTENTS; FOREWORD; FOREWORD; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; INTRODUCTION; PART ONE CONTEXT; 1PREPARING FOR INTERFAITH ENGAGEMENT; 2 STUDENTS ' PERCEPTIONSOF AND ENGAGEMENTWITH WORLD VIEW DIVERSITY IN COLLEGE; 3 SOCIAL JUSTICE AND INTERFAITH COOPERATION; PART TWO TEACHING IDEAS FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS FACULTY; 4 DEVELOPING COURSES THAT ENGAGE SPIRITUALITY, RELIGION, AND SECULARIT Y IN STUDENT AFFAIRS PRPARATION PROGRAMS; 5 ADDING SPIRITUALIT Y, RELIGIOUS DIVERSIT Y, AND INTERFAITH ENGAGEMENT TO STUDENT AFFAIRS COURSES

6 REFLECTIVE OPPORTUNITIES TO EXPLORE SPIRITUALITY AND PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTPART THREE STRATEGIES AND ACTIVITIESFOR STUDENT AFFAIRS PRACTITIONERS; 7 TRAINING STUDENT AFFAIRS P ROFESSIONALS; 8 EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS PRACTITIONERS; 9 INTERFAITH ACTIVITIES INTEGRATED INTO ACADEMIC COURSES AND PROGRAMS; PART FOUR USING CASE STUDIES TO ENGAGE WITH RELIGIOUSDIVERSITY AND BUILD INTERFAITH LEADERSHIP; 10 STUDY OR INDOCTRINATION?; 11 COERCION OR CONVERSION?; 12 SECULAR STUDENTS ON THE PRAIRIE; 13 WHEN CAUSES COLLIDE; 14 ENGAGING WITH RELIGIOUS DIVERSIT Y ON A REGULAR BASIS

PART FIVE FOUNDATIONAL KNOWLEDGE: WHAT MATTERS AND WHY?15 UNDERSTANDING CHRISTIAN STUDENTS ON CAMPUS; 16 UNDERSTANDING MUSLIM STUDENTS ON CAMPUS; 17 UNDERSTANDING JEWISH STUDENTS ON CAMPUS; 18 UNDERSTANDING SECULAR STUDENTS ON CAMPUS; 19 UNDERSTANDING BUDDHIST, SIKH, AND HINDU STUDENTS ON CAMPUS; EDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORS; INDEX; Also available from Stylus

Student affairs administrators > Training of > United States.

Student affairs services > United States.

College students > Religious life > United States.

Religious pluralism > Study and teaching > United States.

Cultural pluralism > Study and teaching > United States.

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