General HIU News
Meadville Lombard Theological School Joins Cooperative M.Div. Partner Schools
August 1, 2023
Hartford International University is pleased to announce the establishment of a new arrangement for its Cooperative Master of Divinity pathway with Chicago’s Meadville Lombard Theological School (MLTS), one of two Unitarian Universalist theological schools in North America.
General HIU News
HIU Welcomes New Employees
August 1, 2023
Hartford International University is pleased to announce the addition of two new skilled employees.
General HIU News
International Peacebuilding Students Chosen for 2023-24
July 31, 2023
Students for 2023-24 have been selected for our highly competitive MA in International Peacebuilding. The program is a one-year, residential, 36-credit, master’s degree program where students develop interreligious literacy and acquire constructive conflict intervention skills through a combination of service-learning, traditional courses, experiential courses, and project-based learning.
General HIU News
HIU Purchases Southern New England Conference UCC Building
July 27, 2023
Hartford International University for Religion and Peace (HIU) and Southern New England Conference of the United Church of Christ (SNEUCC) are pleased to announce that HIU has purchased the SNEUCC’s property at 125 Sherman Street in Hartford, a beautiful, stately brick building adjacent to its main campus building.
Faculty In The News
Dr. Lucinda Mosher to Speak at Premier Global Interfaith Event
July 27, 2023
Dr. Lucinda Mosher, director of the Master of Arts in Interreligious Studies program at Hartford International University for Religion and Peace, has been selected as a presenter for six sessions during the forthcoming 2023 Parliament of the World’s Religions (PoWR).
Faculty In The News
Dr. Amy-Jill Levine Releases Book on 'The Gospel of Mark'
July 25, 2023
Professor of New Testament and Jewish Studies Dr. Amy- Jill Levine has a new book out titled The Gospel of Mark: A Beginner's Guide to the Good News.
Brittany Clarvon Watts
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Brittany Clarvon Watts specializes in qualitative research on behalf of the project. Dr. Watts completed her master’s and doctorate in Sociology at Kent State University, Kent, OH. She studied Religion, and Africa, African American Diaspora Studies at Wheaton College, Black Liberation Theology, Womanism, and Systematic Theology in her Master of Divinity from Duke University, Durham, NC. Dr. Watts has also researched and co-published on Black Christian women’s lived mental health experiences in “Keeping Ourselves Sane: A Qualitative Exploration of Black Women’s Coping Strategies” and plans to explore mental health paradoxes, utilization of health services, and access to care within faith communities and in our project. Additionally, she serves as the Program Director and Grant Writer at Shiloh Development Corporation, Inc., and provides education, resources, and care with dignity and pride to anyone in need.
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Janet E. Fuller
Co-Director of MA in Chaplaincy; Faculty Associate
Jan Fuller spent her early life in the Middle East, living through four wars before she was 23 and returned to the US. She considers Beirut Lebanon her home and is fluent in Arabic. At an early age she felt called to a ministry bringing heart and mind, scholarship and faith, together as part of a whole life and found that calling in University Chaplaincy.
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