Religion Department

Between research, teaching, and writing, Dr. Fogg, a veteran religion department professor and greyhound pup-lover, finds time to decompress and refocus through watercolor painting. She likens the process to meditation, to faith itself, requiring belief in her skills and the materials, as well as the vulnerability of reaching into the unknown. 

Religion department majors and minors, as well as other CLU students, competed in a fun game of Kahoot based on humorous trivia about our professors and department assistants. Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Fall semester event. Stay tuned for more exciting religion department events next semester. 

Religion majors and minors (and professors) everywhere are used to answering the perennial question from well-meaning relatives and friends: What do you do with a religion degree? We interviewed two of our recent graduates about their current vocational pursuits, and how CLU prepared them for these vastly different, yet equally inspired paths.