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Albert (A.G.) Miller

Associate Professor at Oberlin College — Religion

These are the regularly taught courses tracked by ObieMAPS that Albert (A.G.) has taught.

Course	Listings	Semesters
Evangelicalism in the United States	Religion 285	Fall 2008, Spring 2013, and Spring 2015
Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr.	First-Year Seminar Program 144	Fall 2009 and Fall 2011
Seminar: Religion and U.S. Social Welfare Policy and Social Work Practice: A Historical Perspective	Religion 387	Spring 2015
Seminar: The Black Theology Movement	Religion 384	Fall 2008, Fall 2012, and Fall 2013
Survey of American Christianity	Religion 282	Spring 2009, Spring 2010, Spring 2012, and Spring 2014
The History of the African-American Religious Experience	Religion 284	Fall 2008, Fall 2009, Fall 2011, Fall 2012, Fall 2013, and Fall 2014
Traditional African Cosmology	Africana Studies 131	Fall 2014
Traditional African Cosmology and Religions: Shifting Contours and Contested Terrains	Religion 281	Fall 2014

Faculty/staff member

Courses Taught	Capstone Sem Religious Study Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr. The History of the African-American Religious Experience Traditional African Cosmology Traditional African Cosmology and Religions: Shifting Contours and Contested Terrains

Course

Listed As	Religion 284
Taught By	Albert Miller Albert (A.G.) Miller
Areas Covered	United States
Time Periods	Post-1650
Themes	African American Religious Experience African Religions Catholicism Christianity Civil Rights Gender And Religion Islam Judaism Missionaries Pentecostalism Politics And Religion Race And Religion

Course

Listed As	First-Year Seminar Program 144
Taught By	Albert Miller Albert (A.G.) Miller
Themes	Civil Rights Movement Malcolm X Martin Luther King, Jr. Religio-Moral Thought

Course

Listed As	Religion 384
Taught By	Albert (A.G.) Miller
Themes	African American Religious Experience Black Christian Nationalism Black Theology Movement Gender And Religion Islam Liberation Theologies

Course

Listed As	Religion 282
Taught By	Albert (A.G.) Miller
Areas Covered	North America
Themes	American Culture Christianity Gender And Religion Politics And Religion Race And Religion

Course

Listed As	Religion 285
Taught By	Albert (A.G.) Miller
Areas Covered	United States
Time Periods	Post-1800
Themes	Abolitionism Christianity Evangelicalism Fundamentalism Modernism Slavery Social Movements Temperance Theories Of Morality Women's Rights

Faculty/staff member

Departments	Africana Studies First-Year Seminar Program Gender, Sexuality and Feminist Studies
Courses Taught	African American History Since 1865 African American Women's History Black Feminist Thought: A Historical Perspective Black Women and Liberation Doin' Time: A History of Black Incarceration Freedom Movements: Civil Rights and Black Power Katrina and the Black Freedom Struggle Long Walk to Freedom: South Africa Since 1948 Practicum in Social Justice Education: Oberlin-Grafton Education Exchange Senior Seminar
Geographic Expertise	South Africa United States
Time Periods	1800 - 2000
Thematic Interests	African American History African American Women's History Black Feminist Theory Black Freedom Movement Black Incarceration South African History

Course

Listed As	Religion 281
Taught By	Albert Miller Albert (A.G.) Miller Darko Opoku
Areas Covered	Africa
Themes	African Cosmology African Culture African Religions Christianity Islam Traditional African Religions (Tar) Western Modernity

Course

Listed As	Africana Studies 101
Taught By	Pamela Brooks Meredith Gadsby Gordon Gill Caroline Jackson-Smith James Millette Charles Peterson
Areas Covered	Africa United States
Themes	African American History African American Religious Experience Diasporic Studies Political Economy Race And Ethnicity Studies

Faculty/staff member

Departments	Africana Studies
Courses Taught	African American Politics Africana Philosophies of Edu Africana Philosophy Africana Popular Culture Introduction to the Black Experience Marxism & Black Radical Trad Senior Honors - Full