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faculty assistant
Diane L. Moore pursues research interests in religion,
democracy, and public education with a special emphasis on the intersections of critical theory and teaching about religion
in the schools from a multicultural perspective. She is also interested in the relationship among the arts, education,
and social change. She is the director of the
Program in Religion and Secondary Education and serves on the editorial board of the
journal Religion and Education. Her book
Overcoming Religious Illiteracy: A Cultural Studies Approach to the Study of Religion in Secondary Education was
published by Palgrave in
2007. She
was one of two professors chosen by Harvard Divinity School students as 2005-06 HDS Outstanding
Teacher of the Year. Diane Moore also taught at Phillips Andover Academy, in the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, until 2007. She is an ordained minister in the
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).
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