About
Aaron L. Griffith serves as Assistant Professor of American Church History within the Department of History at Duke University's School of Arts & Sciences. His institutional affiliation includes active teaching responsibilities for the Fall 2025 semester across multiple course sections.
His primary research focuses on the intersection of religion and societal development in American history, with specialized expertise in Christian institutional evolution and political engagement. Key areas include:
- Historical analysis of American ecclesiastical movements
- Religious influence on U.S. political formations
- Church-state dynamics throughout American history
- Denominational development in national context
Professor Griffith's Fall 2025 teaching schedule demonstrates significant instructional commitment:
- AMXTIAN 756.001: AMERICAN CHRISTIANITY (Westbrook 0012, WF 08:30 AM-09:45 AM)
- AMXTIAN 756.01P: AMERICAN CHRISTIANITY (Langford 0041, M 01:55 PM-02:45 PM)
- AMXTIAN 756.02P: AMERICAN CHRISTIANITY (Langford 0044, M 01:55 PM-02:45 PM)
- AMXTIAN 756.03P: AMERICAN CHRISTIANITY (Langford 0041, F 11:35 AM-12:25 PM)
- AMXTIAN 756.04P: AMERICAN CHRISTIANITY (Langford 0044, F 11:35 AM-12:25 PM)
- AMXTIAN 814.01: XTIANITY&POLITICS AMER HISTORY (Divinity TBA, Th 04:30 PM-07:00 PM)
His professional presence is anchored at Duke's historical campus with office location at 1121 W. Main St., Durham, NC 27701 and mailing address Box 90780, Durham, NC 27708-0780.
