Dean of Faculty of Spiritual Sciences
Professor Laremy Wade / Nii Adama Djata: Leading Innovation in Spiritual Sciences
The Faculty of Spiritual Sciences is proud to showcase Professor Laremy Wade / Nii Adama Djata, Dean. Internationally recognized as a prominent anthropologist, researcher, and educator residing in the United States, Professor Wade brings a rich background and a transformative vision to the faculty.
With profound expertise in the study of the expressions of spirituality across diverse cultures, Professor Wade is a leading figure in the analysis of emerging currents in 21st-century spiritual thought. His work is distinguished by a rigorous anthropological approach, seeking to unravel the fundamental roots of human spiritual experience.
As Dean of the Faculty of Spiritual Sciences, Professor Wade is responsible for guiding the development of an institution aspiring to be a global benchmark in the education and research of spiritual sciences. The faculty, based in the United States, is recognized for its commitment to exploring both ancestral spiritual traditions and innovative emerging practices and thought currents.
Professor Wade's vision for the faculty includes creating a dynamic and multidisciplinary academic space where students and researchers can explore the complexity of spirituality within a global context. His leadership promises to drive cutting-edge research and foster open and respectful dialogue on the most pressing spiritual issues of our time.
"My goal is to build a vibrant academic community that encourages the exploration of the diverse dimensions of spirituality," states Professor Wade. "I aspire to create an environment where tradition and innovation meet, and where we can significantly contribute to the understanding of the human spiritual experience in the 21st century."
Under Professor Wade's leadership, the Faculty of Spiritual Sciences is preparing to assume a crucial role in shaping spiritual and academic leaders who can address the challenges and opportunities of a constantly changing world.