Scholars claim that Double Majors produce dynamic Thinkers!

A recent scholarly report summarizes a study of 1,760 students who double-majored at a variety of colleges and universities, and emphasizes that this achievement helps student to more fully develop two important kinds of thinking:

--integrative thinking: making connections across courses and subjects, and applying different intellectual perspectives.

--creative thiking, the mastery of multiple disciplinary approaches to generate fresh and original ideas.

To read further, consult the following link:
http://www.chronicle.com/article/Double-Majors-Produce-Dynamic/137917/?cid=at

Religion Society

Spring Gathering and Lecture:

April 2, Tuesday, 6:00 pm

--meet with other friends of the Religion Dept. in the Commons for pizza and catching up (email kdenton@moravian so we order enough pizza!)

--we will walk over to the HUB for a lecture at 7:00 pm:

Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim, "Exploitation, Consumerism and Eco-Justice"
Globalism, colonialism and consumerism have caused unjust suffering (han -- a Korean term) for the earth's exploited peoples and exploited lands. To reverse this tragedy, we need to work for a just sustainable planet, to imagine new models of development and to rediscover the inner resources needed to empower and sustain our spirits.

Dr. Ji-Sun Kim is author of the newly released Colonialism, Han and the Transformative Spirit, and is a professor at Moravian Theological Seminary.