Lecturer, Tina Katsanos (B.A. UNC-Greensboro, M.A. USC-Columbia), joined the Department in 1998. She teaches liberal studies courses which focus on the impact of globalization on indigenous religions as well as introductory courses in American Indian religions, Western religions, and Eastern religions.

Office: Macy 221
Phone: 704.687.2516
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Courses taught:

LBST 2102: Global Connections

RELS 2101: Introduction to Western Religions

RELS 2102: Introduction to Asian Religions

RELS 2107: Introduction to Native American Religions

Current interests:

• Indigenous Religions: myth and ritual, modes of survival through adaptation and transformation, New World encounters and images
• Religion in contemporary fiction
• Religion and Ecology

Some favorite places:

www.linktv.org

www.culturalsurvival.org