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Humanity and Nature Studies Faculty Members
Leslie Alldritt
Title: Associate Professor Religion & Philosophy
Office Location: Wheeler 416
Phone: (715) 682-1358
Email: lalldritt@northland.edu
At Northland Since: 1991
Education
- Ph.D. Temple University
- M.A. Temple University
- M.A. University of Denver
- B.A. Wichita State University
Profile
I have been a faculty member at the College since 1991 and have truly enjoyed teaching here. The environmental/liberal arts mission is consistent with my own worldview. The smaller classes are particularly important when teaching in the disciplines of Religion and Philosophy.
I also very much enjoy living in the northwoods and near Lake Superior.
Research
My current research is on the religio-philosophical dimensions of silence. I have also conducted research on the burakumin, a ethnically Japanese people who have been historically discriminated against in Japan. I continue to develop new courses for the curriculum, including topics on human rights and religion and foodways and religion.
