Faces of Divinity: Envisioning Inclusion for 200 Years tells the story of Harvard Divinity School since its founding in 1816. It brings together student experience, faculty work and university initiatives to uncover the roots of the school we have become in the 21st Curator Ann Braude, Director of the Women’s Studies in FACES OF DIVINITY century: a multireligious, multidisciplinary Religion Program and Senior Lecturer on American Envisioning Inclusion for 200 Years center of academic excellence, religious Religious History, Harvard Divinity School An exhibit for the bicentennial of scholarship, and service to the community Harvard Divinity School Assistant Curators and wider world. Christopher Allison, PhD Candidate in American August 2016 – May 2017 Studies, Harvard University The exhibit explores the development of EXHIBIT MAP & GUIDE Eva Payne, PhD Candidate in American Studies, HDS through a series of themes including: Harvard University theology and ethics, history, and Unitarian Thomas Whittaker, PhD Candidate in the Committee and Universalist traditions, as well as on the Study of Religion, Harvard University Jewish, Asian, Islamic, African American Designer and women’s religious studies, ministry Justin Lee Architecture + Design training, preaching, and social justice. Project Manager Faces of Divinity includes 21 exhibits Ralph DeFlorio, Director of Operations, Harvard of photographs, poetry, paintings and Divinity School audiovisual materials situated throughout Project Coordinator three of the Divinity School’s buildings— Tracy Wall, Coordinator, Women’s Studies in Religion Andover, Divinity, and Rockefeller Program halls. The first display, “Nonsectarian to Editor Multireligious” gives an overview, tracing Kathryn Dodgson the theme of inclusion from 1816 to 2016. Other displays explore specific fields or areas, each charting the development of the approaches that distinguish HDS. hds.harvard.edu/bicentennial Exhibits 13 Andover Hall 18 1. Nonsectarian to Multireligious 10 2. Theology and Ethics 17 3. Histories and Anthropologies 11 12 DIVINITY HALL FIRST FLOOR 4. Worship and Gathering

5. Asian Religions 13 6. Islamic Studies 14 7. Hebrew Bible and Jewish Studies ANDOVER HALL GROUND FLOOR (basement) 8. New Testament and Early Christianity 9. African and African American DIVINITY HALL SECOND FLOOR Religious Studies 10. Women, Gender, and Religion 11. Andover Hall and Andover-Harvard 9 13 Theological Library 8 15 7 12. Across the Street/Across the World – CSWR, Jewett, Carriage House 6 5 1 3 2 DIVINITY HALL THIRD FLOOR Divinity Hall ANDOVER HALL FIRST FLOOR 13. Faces of Divinity 14. Unitarians, Universalists, and HDS 16 15. Preaching to the Conscience 16. Learning the Ministry 17. Divinity Hall DIVINITY HALL FOURTH FLOOR 18. Audiovisual Station

Rockefeller Hall 19 19 20 21 19. Religion and Social Justice 4 20. Rockefeller Hall ANDOVER HALL SECOND FLOOR 21. Expanding the Archive* *A multimedia station where visitors may add their own recollections and contributions to the exhibit

ROCKEFELLER HALL FIRST FLOOR