Harvard Divinity School
Christian Century, Jan 16, 2002
Harvard Divinity School has appointed Middle East studies expert William A. Graham and a history of religion professor as acting dean, pending the naming of a permanent successor to J. Bryan Hehir, who left to become president of Catholic Charities, U.S.A. Graham, a member of Harvard's faculty since 1973, currently chairs the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations in the arts and sciences faculty.
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Graham's scholarly work has focused on early Islamic religious history and textual traditions, and on oral aspects of scripture in the history of world religions.
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