Schedule: Virginia-Duke Colloquium

Fri 2/18	Arrive Durham after lunch. Informal meet/greet in the early PM at Duke Divinity School. Dinner on own
	5 PM Welcome schmooze: meet and greet. Lively conversation with new and old friends at Duke. Heavy on the finger food and hors d'oeuvres. Divinity Student Lounge, Duke Divinity School.
	6:30 PM "Horizons of Universalism, or What is Christian Phenomenology", a special panel facilitated by Rocky Gangle and Jason Smick (UVA). Centenary Lecture Hall.
Sat 2/19	9 AM Gather in Alumni Commons, Duke Divinity School. Bagels, breakfast beverages, and fruit will be available now and throughout the morning.
	10 AM Morning Session I: Paper #1, "Teaching non-Constantinian Theology: Lessons on how not to read John Howard Yoder", Chris Hubner (Duke). Respondent Paul Macdonald (UVA). Conversation among all present.
	11 AM Coffee break
	11:30 AM Morning Session II: Paper #2, "Christoformity, Recapitulation, and Public Theology: Frederick Douglass' 1845 Narrative and the Recovery of an Irenaean Theme", Jay Carter (UVA). Respondent Kelly Johnson (Duke). Conversation among all present.
	12:30-2 PM Lunch break. Boxed lunches provided.

	2 PM Afternoon Session II: "Who is Jesus?" Special presentation by Kathryn Tanner (Chicago). Conversation among all present.
	3-6 PM Break until dinner
	6 PM Dinner at a local restaurant TBA. The symposium's funding covers this.
Sun 2/20	Possible brief meeting to discuss plans for our next meeting. Depart.

For more information

Direct your questions about the Colloquium to Prof. Gene Rogers by e-mail at (er8m@virginia.edu). Do not send proposals by e-mail.

The UVA-Duke Colloquium on Teaching Christian Thought is sponsored by the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion, a program at Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN, which is funded by a generous grant from the Lilly Endowment, Indianapolis, IN.