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About the Religion/Philosophy Department
Consistent with ULV's church-related origins and values orientation, the Religion/Philosophy Department offers bachelor of arts degrees in
Religion, Philosophy, and Religion/Philosophy. A minor is also available in Religion or Philosophy. Religion courses offer the opportunity to explore religion and religious values in a critical, Christian context. Philosophy courses challenge students to look seriously at the philosophical traditions which have helped to shape our world views. In all courses emphasis is upon clear thinking and evaluation of a broad range of views with the goal of refining one's own perspectives.
Off-campus religion programs are also offered to enable students in African-American and Latino communities of Los Angeles to pursue degrees in Religion and Philosophy. These courses are offered in Pasadena and central Los Angeles in the evenings and on Saturdays.
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Faculty
Chairperson: Dan Campana
Regular Faculty:
Dan Campana, Jonathan Reed, Richard Rose, Zandra Wagoner.
Adjunct Faculty:
Marshall Osman, Deborah Roberts
