Join us for today's talk about the value of a course in World Religions

[Mark Mastrean]

Is there a value in including *Introduction to World Religions* within an
Undergraduate Curriculum? How is such a course relevant? How could it
contribute to a student's education?

Those are some of the questions Dr. Howard Gontovnick, Adjunct
Lecturer in Interdisciplinary
& Area Studies, will explore in a talk and conversation in *Feinberg
Library's Reading Room today* -- March 30th from *1-2 p.m. *

Join us as Dr. Howard Gontovnick reviews evidence supporting the academic
and social value that a course in World Religions can have for an
individual.

*About the Speaker*
Dr. Gontovnick has been teaching World Religions, Judaism, and Philosophy
as an adjunct at SUNY Plattsburgh since 2013. He is a psychotherapist who
has had a private practice for more than 30 years in Laval, Quebec, Canada.
He co-authored *The Relativity of Psychological Things – Toward a Paradigm
Shift in the Field of Psychotherapy* with Alvin R. Mahrer, Ph.D. (2018).

*See you in the Reading Room!*

--Feinberg Library
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