Rebecca Harris is the author of Religious Experience and Divinization in the Sectarian Dead Sea Scrolls: Living in the Liminal (Brill, 2025). Her scholarly work also includes articles and presentations on early Jewish eschatology, maternal imagery and pedagogical discourse (especially in 4 Maccabees), and constructions of time and temporality in antiquity.
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Interdisciplinary exhibition at the Parren J. Mitchell Art‑Sociology Building showcases original artworks and science panels on six Maryland rare insects, inviting reflection and discovery, all ages.
Tai Chi — guided practice at Old Parish House, 4711 Knox Road, College Park.
LEAP Preschool tours at Lefrak Hall, accepting applications for afternoon sessions for ages 3–6.
Art for Homeschoolers — Art activities at Old Parish House, 4711 Knox Road, College Park.
Panel discussion on grant writing featuring Tara Youngborg, Dr. Jordana Saggese, Emily Sollenberger Dobbins, Craig Kier, and Dr. Kate Keeney at Adele H. Stamp Student Union.
Guided walk at Rossborough Inn highlights fall landscapes, gardens, and campus teaching spaces for staff and faculty.
Volunteers pull invasive plants and tend native flowers, grasses, shrubs, and trees at the Arboretum Outreach Center, with gloves supplied for hands‑on campus restoration.
Screening of German action film “60 Minuten” with English subtitles in the International Film Lounge at St. Mary’s Hall, University of Maryland— all ages.
