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Neitz

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Cairns

Cairns

Scott Cairns, professor of English and director of the MU Creative Writing Program and Center for Literary Arts, recently published two books. His prose memoir, Short Trip to the Edge: A Pilgrimage to Where Earth Meets Heaven, was released in February 2007. The work earned him a 2006 Guggenheim Fellowship. Cairns - whose work often seeks to articulate faith through poetry and prose - also recently published a book of translations and adaptations, Love's Immensity: Mystics on the Endless Life, which is to be released May 31, 2007.

Mary Jo Neitz, professor in the MU Department of Sociology, will serve as president of the Association for the Sociology of Religion in 2008. Neitz has studied women in charismatic Catholic, Neopagan and contemporary Wiccan faiths. She is developing a project examining feminist theology and lay women in religious groups.

Esbeck
Esbeck


Carl Esbeck, a professor with the MU School of Law and an expert on church-state relations, shared comments on the Missouri Supreme Court’s recent decision in Saint Louis University v. Masonic Temple Association of St. Louis in the April 23, 2007, issue of Missouri Lawyers Weekly. Read the article here.

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