Sep 30

Continuity and Contingency: A History of Muslim Students at Carleton

Tue, September 30, 2025 • 5:15pm - 6:30pm (1h 15m) • AGH 114 - Meeting Room
Join Interfaith Social Justice SRP, Adam Paul ’27, for a historical overview of how Carleton Muslim students have practiced their faith, expressed their religious identity, and contributed to pluralizing religion on campus. This presentation will explore a century of history, including the earliest known Muslim student, Muslim life before and after organized student groups appeared, and how Carleton's religious history has impacted manifestations and representations of Islam on campus.
This is part of the Community Education workshops. If you wish to have this allocated towards Community Education, please register using the form provided at the event or register at the link on Workday.
This event is Sponsored by The Division of Inclusion, Equity and Community in collaboration with The Office of the Chaplain and The Department of Religion, American Studies, and Middle East Studies.
Dinner will be provided
Event Contact: iec-division@carleton.edu

Event Summary

Continuity and Contingency: A History of Muslim Students at Carleton
  • Intended For: Students, Faculty, Staff, Emeriti, Alums
  • Categories: Diversity, Lecture/Panel, Meeting/Conference/Workshop, food offered

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