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Australian Association for the Study of Religions


Interested in the study of religion?

The Australian Association for the Study of Religions (AASR) is a professional organisation with a membership of more than 300 people, comprised of teachers, academics, students and others with a knowledge and experience of religious traditions.

Many members also hold membership in other societies representing specific disciplines and cross-disciplinary fields. The AASR aims to function as a meeting place where the study of religion in its broadest dimensions may be fostered. It owes a considerable debt of gratitude to the Charles Strong Trust for financial support.


Conference Update

2008 Conference - Auckland, New Zealand

For twenty years the AASR has provided a forum for academics, teachers, students and others interested in the study of religion. Publications include AASR Internet Publications and the Australian Religion Studies REVIEW.  

AASR Supports the Women's Caucus.


AASR Executive Comittee


President:
Kathleen McPhillips , University of Western Sydney 
Vice President:   
Carole Cusack, University of Sydney
Secretary:
Sylvie Shaw, The University of Queensland.  
Treasurer:
Claire Hay, University of South Australia
Chair of Publications:   
Jay Johnston, University of Sydney
Review Editor:
Roxanne Marcotte, University of Queensland


AASR Postal address Secretariat
Australian Association for the Study of Religions
Social Justice & Social Change Research Centre
University of Western Sydney
Bankstown Campus
Building 1, Rm 2.21
Locked Bag 1797
Penrith South DC 1797
NSW AUSTRALIA
aasradmin@uws.edu.au
   

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