Chad Pevateaux, PhD
Empowering People to Collaborate for the Common Good
Courses

Texas Christian University
2022
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The Art and Science of Human Flourishing - 
Created by the Center for Healthy Minds at the University of Wisconsin, this mindfulness-based course draws on the wisdom of the world's religious and philosophical traditions as well as cutting-edge science to provide research-proven skills that promote resilience, compassion, and flourishing 
 
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Texas Wesleyan University
2015-2021
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Internship: Practicing Compassion 
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Studies in Comparative Religions: Vulnerability 
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Studies in Comparative Religions: Comparative Mystics 
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Contemporary Theological Issues 
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Studies in Philosophy: Religion and Race 
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Introduction to Mediterranean Religions 
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Introduction to Comparative Religions 
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Introduction to Christian Scriptures 
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The Human Experience (Humanities) 
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The Human Prospect (Humanities) 
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Introduction to Ethics 
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Special Topics: Greece (Study Abroad May 2018) 
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Introduction to Philosophy (taught in Beijing, China, Summer 2016) 

St. Mary's College of Maryland,
The National Public Honors College
2012-2015
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Modern Religious Thought 
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Feminism and Religion 
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Ascetics, Saints, and Sinners: Western Religious Thought (From the Bible to Batman) 
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Approaches to the Study of Religion 
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Topics in Religion and Psychology: Religion and Neuroscience - 
Cross-listed with Neuroscience minor 
 
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Introduction to World Religions: Comparing Commonalities and Differences Across Time and Clime 
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Introduction to Christianity 

Rice University
2011-2012
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Philosophers Look at Religion: Skepticism, Faith, and the Good Life - 
A writing-intensive first-year seminar 
 
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The Mystical in Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and America - 
Through Glasscock School of Continuing Studies 
 
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The University of Houston–Clear Lake
2009-2010
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Comparative Mystics 
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History of Christianity: From Jesus to Today 
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The Good Life: Pursuing Happiness with Philosophy, Psychology, and Religion (Basic texts course, Western Tradition II: Renaissance to Today) 

Université Rennes 2 Haute Bretagne, Rennes, France
2007-2008
English Language, Literature, and Cultures