Teaching Honors and Awards
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1999–2009 Chosen by several graduating seniors in both the fall and spring semesters as having had a significant impact on their education.
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2006 The Chancellor’s Teaching Excellence Award
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2005 The Center for Teaching Excellence Summer Pedagogy Development Stipend, University of North Carolina Wilmington.
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2001 The Center of Teaching Excellence: Recognition of Noteworthy Professional Development in Teaching, 2000-2001.
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2000 Outstanding Faculty Member for 1999-2000 from the Department of Philosophy and Religion.
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2000 The Center for Teaching Excellence Summer Teaching Initiative Stipend, University of North Carolina Wilmington.
Courses Taught
UNDERGRADUATE COURSES RELATED TO ISLAM:
- Islam
- America and Islam
- The Qur’an
- Modern Movements in Islam
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Ancient Arabia
- Shi‘i Islam
- Intensive Arabic for Reading
UNDERGRADUATE
COURSES RELATED TO THE STUDY OF RELIGION:
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Introduction to Religion
- Comparative Religion
- Psychology of Religion
- Evil and Suffering
- Atheism and Unbelief
- Philosophy, Religion, and Sex
- Fundamentalisms around the World
UNDERGRADUATE
COURSES ON OTHER RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS:
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Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
- Judaism
- Asian Religions
- The Sikh Religious Tradition
GRADUATE COURSES:
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Religion and Sex
- Atheism and Unbelief (also online)
- Problem of Evil
- Islam and America
HONORS SEMINARS, COLLABORATIVE COURSES, AND LEARNING COMMUNITIES:
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America from the Outside (Honors Seminar for UNCW study abroad students at the University of Wales
Swansea)
- Thinking and Believing (Learning Community: PAR 103: Introduction to Religion & PSY 105: Introduction to
Psychology)
- The Mind and the Body (Co-taught with Dr. Diane Melroy for the Science, Humanities, and Society Minor)
See also: http://people.uncw.edu/bergh