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Dr. Alphonso F. Saville, IV, is a prominent scholar in the field of American religion, with a keen focus on the legacies of slavery and African American Christianity. He holds the prestigious Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship for American Religion and Slavery at Georgetown University, alongside the Thurgood Marshall Dissertation Fellowship from Dartmouth College. His research delves into the rich cultural expressions of the African diaspora, aiming to illuminate the profound connections between religion and identity. Beyond academia, Dr. Saville is dedicated to community service, leading youth development initiatives in Memphis, TN, and conducting training workshops for church leaders in Washington, D.C.
Race, History, and Belief
Unveiling the Depths of American Religion and its Intersections.
Dr. Saville’s research delves into the intricate relationship between American religion and the historical context of slavery. He also explores the vibrant expressions of African American Christianity and the broader religious landscape of the African diaspora.
Slavery
Examining the enduring legacies and their impact on contemporary society.
Diaspora
Recognizing Scholarly Excellence and Achievement
- Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship
- Thurgood Marshall Dissertation Fellowship
- Dartmouth College - Dissertation Fellowship
- Georgetown University - Postdoctoral Fellowship
