Regina B. Wenger
@rbwenger.bsky.social
Educational Curator--Historian of 20th Century Religion and Education--Baylor History Ph.D. '24--Phillies baseball fan.
I am excited to be invited as the keynote speaker for a conference at Andrews University in April: Celebrating the 500th Anniversary of the Anabaptist Movement.
My topics and titles have been finalized, and I'm looking forward to sharing with an amazing group of scholars.
My topics and titles have been finalized, and I'm looking forward to sharing with an amazing group of scholars.
December 13, 2024 at 10:23 PM
I am excited to be invited as the keynote speaker for a conference at Andrews University in April: Celebrating the 500th Anniversary of the Anabaptist Movement.
My topics and titles have been finalized, and I'm looking forward to sharing with an amazing group of scholars.
My topics and titles have been finalized, and I'm looking forward to sharing with an amazing group of scholars.
Hello!
I'm a religious, educational, and public historian focusing in 20th c. America.
I recently defended my dissertation from Baylor. It focuses on the history of Protestant released time education and what it tells us about changes in Protestantism and its relationship to public education.
I'm a religious, educational, and public historian focusing in 20th c. America.
I recently defended my dissertation from Baylor. It focuses on the history of Protestant released time education and what it tells us about changes in Protestantism and its relationship to public education.
November 16, 2024 at 9:06 PM
Hello!
I'm a religious, educational, and public historian focusing in 20th c. America.
I recently defended my dissertation from Baylor. It focuses on the history of Protestant released time education and what it tells us about changes in Protestantism and its relationship to public education.
I'm a religious, educational, and public historian focusing in 20th c. America.
I recently defended my dissertation from Baylor. It focuses on the history of Protestant released time education and what it tells us about changes in Protestantism and its relationship to public education.