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Religious Diversity in the Maghreb – Morocco & tunisia

Fulbright-Hays Seminar Abroad – Summer 2011 Prof. Michael J. Miller, Queens College, CUNY. Religious Diversity in the Maghreb – Morocco & tunisia. U.S. Dept. of Education , International & Foreign Language Education (IFLE)

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Religious Diversity in the Maghreb – Morocco & tunisia

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  1. Fulbright-Hays Seminar Abroad – Summer 2011 Prof. Michael J. Miller, Queens College, CUNY Religious Diversity in the Maghreb – Morocco & tunisia

  2. U.S. Dept. of Education, International & Foreign Language Education (IFLE) The Seminars Abroad Program “…provides short-term study and travel seminars abroad for U.S. educators in the social sciences and humanities for the purpose of improving their understanding and knowledge of the people and culture of other countries.” Prof. M. J. Miller - Queens College CUNY - 2011 Fulbright-hays

  3. Religious Diversity in the Maghreb “Morocco and Tunisia provide insights into the roles that Judaism, Christianity, and Islam have played in a part of the world that is at the same time African, Mediterranean, Arab, and Berber. This seminar seeks to draw lessons focusing on religious tolerance and cooperation among the faiths in shared environments.” Prof. M. J. Miller - Queens College CUNY - 2011 Summer 2011 Program

  4. Curriculum Project Required • Developing a digital curricular aid to support teaching and learning inter-faith, inter-ethnic, and inter-racial dialogues for classes across the curriculum. • Case study will feature writings, outlines, talking point list, photos and audiovisual artifacts from the seminar. Prof. M. J. Miller - Queens College CUNY - 2011 The Way Forward: A DIGITAL CASE STUDY

  5. Rabat • Chellah – Medina – Oudayas (sites) • Arabic & Home Stays & Birthdays • Lectures • Vanessa Paloma (Judeo-Spanish Music) • Mansour (Islam) • Khalfi (Religion & Politics) • Kosansky (Judaism) • Mernissi (Consumerism) Prof. M. J. Miller - Queens College CUNY - 2011 On the ground - Morocco

  6. Fes • Mass, Medina, Handicraft Center, Mellah, Synagogues, Mosques • Musee Dar Batha, Volubilis, Al AkhawaynUnv. • Lectures - Kobaiti (Sufism) - Witulsky (Gnawan music) - Rddad (Sufism and youth) - Monette (Maghreb as interfaith model) Prof. M. J. Miller - Queens College CUNY - 2011 On the ground - Morocco

  7. Casablanca • Jewish Museum, Hassan II Mosque Prof. M. J. Miller - Queens College CUNY - 2011 On the ground - morocco

  8. Kairouan – Sousse – Monastir - Mahdia Prof. M. J. Miller - Queens College CUNY - 2011 On the ground - tunisia

  9. El Jem • Roman Amphitheatre & Archeological Museum Prof. M. J. Miller - Queens College CUNY - 2011 On the ground - Tunisia

  10. Kerkennah & Djerba • El Ghariaba Synagogue, Eglise St.-Joseph, Houmt Souk • Lectures - Love (Fatimids, Kharijites, Ibaldi) Prof. M. J. Miller - Queens College CUNY - 2011 On the ground - tunisia

  11. Tunis American Cemetary, SidiBou Said, Medina, Cathedral St. Louis, Bardo Museum Prof. M. J. Miller - Queens College CUNY - 2011 On the ground - tunisia

  12. Amezray & Marrakech • Zaouia of BeniMellal, Dar Ahansal, Bahia Palace, Chez Ali • Lecture - Beardslee (Jemaa el-Fnaa) Prof. M. J. Miller - Queens College CUNY - 2011 Back to morocco

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