Elias Sacks

Assistant Professor, University of Colorado Boulder

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(Photo by Patrick Campbell/University of Colorado)
(Photo by Patrick Campbell/University of Colorado)

I am an Assistant Professor of Jewish Studies and serve as the Director of Graduate Studies and Associate Chair for the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Colorado Boulder, where I study the Jewish tradition, religious thought, and theories and methods in the study of religion. After receiving my A.B. from Harvard University and studying at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, I earned an M.A. in Religion from Columbia University and a Ph.D. in Religion from Princeton University. My research focuses on the modern period, with particular areas of interest including Jewish thought, Jewish-Christian relations, philosophy of religion, religion and politics, hermeneutics, and religious ethics. You can find my CV here.

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