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Annual Conference of the American Academy of Religion Eastern International Region

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Annual Conference of the American Academy of Religion Eastern International Region

St. Lawrence University (in collaboration with the New York Six Liberal Arts Consortium) will be hosting the 2025 Regional Meeting of the Eastern International Region of the American Academy of Religion.  The theme for the 2025 Conference is The Future(s) of Religious Studies. 

Detailed information can be found here:  Eastern International Region. 

Conference Schedule
Forthcoming

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