Association for the Scientific Study of Religion--Southwest

 

 
                               
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The Program fOR the 2011 Meeting IS available HERE:

2012 Meeting Program


In memoriam:

Frank P. Forwood  (1923-2007)

The ASSR-SW is pleased to announce the RECIPIENT OF THE 4th Annual FRANK P. FORWOOD AWARD FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IN PRESENTED RESEARCH

     The Frank P. Forwood Award for Academic Excellence in Presented Research was created by the Association for the Scientific Study of Religion--Southwest at the 2008 meeting of the ASSR-SW as part of the Southwest Commission on Religious Studies.  The Award was created to honor the service and dedication of Frank P. Forwood, a founding member and long-time program chair of the ASSR-SW.  He was a Professor of Sociology and Religion at Northeast Louisiana University (now the University of Louisiana--Monroe) for more than thirty years.  Dr. Forwood passed away in 2007 and the Award commemorates his memory, honoring his career service to the ASSR-SW and SWCRS and his many contributions to the study of religion in society.

PAST RECIPIENTS:

2010:  Prof. Todd Jay Leonard, Fukuoka University of Education (Japan)

2009: Dr. Dennis J. Horton, Baylor University

2008: Dr. J. B. Watson, Stephen F. Austin State University

 

The ASSR-SW is pleased to announce that the recipient of the 2011 Frank P. Forwood Award is:

Dr. Ben D. Craver, Wayland Baptist University--Albuquerque

for his paper entitled,

O Body, What Art Thou? A Theological Critique of James F. Ross' Metamorphosis of the Human Body at Death

Congratulations to Dr. Craver!


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This page was last updated on:

January 27, 2012

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