Heather Anne Warren, Ph.D. (Johns Hopkins University), Associate Professor; European and American Religious History. Office:  109 Halsey Annex 434-924- 6719 email: HWarren@virginia.edu UVa instructor ID # 0874 American religious history; "mainline" Protestantism and its relation to American culture; the Christian Realists; the history of American religious education; the history of psychology and mainline Protestantism; existentialism in America; American religious autobiography Education The Johns Hopkins University, Ph.D. (History), 1992, M.A. (History), 1989 Emory University, Candler School of Theology, M.Div., summa cum laude, honors program, 1985 The University of Oxford, B.A. (Theology), 1984 Cornell University, B.A., 1981 magna cum laude with distinction Courses Spring 2005 RELB 589  History of American Buddhism, RELG 216  Religion in America Since 1865 Fall 2004 RELG 101 Introduction to Western Religious Tradtions RELG 422 American Religious Autobiography Spring 2004 RELG 504  American Religion and Social Reform RELG 216  Religion in America Since 1865 Fall 2003 RELG 766  Advanced Readings in American Religions. RELG 422 American Religious Autobiography Publications, Awards, and Activities Books Theologians of a New World Order: Reinhold Niebuhr and the Christian Realists, 1920-1948 (NY: Oxford University Press, 1997) Articles "The Discipline and Habit of Theological Reflection," with Joan L. Murray and Mildred M. Best, Journal of Religion & Health, 41, no. 4 (Winter, 2002) "Authority and Grace: A Response to Robert Bellah," The Hedgehog Review, 4, no. 1 (Spring, 2002) "The Shift from Character to Personality in Mainline Personality, 1935-1945," Church History (September, 1998) "Character, Public Schooling, and Religious Education, 1920-1934," Religion and American Culture (Winter, 1997) "Educating for God and Country: Cooperation among Jewish and Christian Religious Educators, 1927-1933," Religious Education (Spring, 1996) "Intervention and International Organization: American Reformed Leaders and World War II," American Presbyterian Journal of Presbyterian History (Spring, 1996) "The Theological Discussion Group and Its Impact on American and Ecumenical Theology, 1920-1945, Church History (December, 1993) Honors Grace E. Harris Leadership Institute for Women in Higher Education and Faith-Based Organizations, 2001 David E. Harrison Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching, 1999 Distinguished Faculty Award, Z Society, 1998 Service Learning Initiative Grant, 1998-1999 Louisville Institute Team Teaching Awarad, 1996-1997 Harrison Fund Teaching Award, 1996 Rhodes Scholar (Tennessee and Trinity, 1982) Professional Affiliations The American Historical Association The Organization of American Historians The American Society of Church History The Conference on Faith and History Ordained Elder, Virginia Annual Conference(ret.), The United Methodist Church Personal information Two children: Hannah Jean Burgess (9/30/95) Benedict Andrew Burgess (7/16/97) Long distance hiker; trail maintainer - Potomac Appalachian Trail Club; Viola; guitar