Dr. Jamie Aten
Associate Professor of Psychology; Founder and Co-Director, Humanitarian Disaster InstituteDr. Aten is a disaster psychologist who studies trauma, resilience, and the integration of psychological science and theology.
Disaster PreparednessEmergency ManagementRelief and DevelopmentPsychologyNatural DisastersFaith and Mental HealthChildren and DisastersChildren and TrumaReligion and DisastersDisaster ResearchTraumaDisasters and Mental HealthHumanitarian DisastersPsychology of ReligionFaith-Based Organizations
Dr. Vincent Bacote
Associate Professor of Theology, Director of Center for Applied Christian EthicsDr. Vincent Bacote's research focuses on the intersection of Christian faith and public life.
Christian ThoughtPolitical TheologyTheology and CultureDoctrine of the ChurchDoctrine of the Holy SpiritTheologyEvangelicalismFaith and PoliticsAbraham KuyperCalvinismNeoCalvinismRaceDoctrineDoctrine of Humanity
Dr. Amy Black
Professor of Political ScienceDr. Black has wide research & teaching interests in American Politics, including religion & politics, campaigns & elections, & Congress.
American Politics and GovernmentU.S. CongressThe American PresidencyWomen and PoliticsReligion and PoliticsCampaigns and ElectionsEvangelicals and Politics
Dr. Lynn Cohick
Professor of New TestamentDr. Lynn Cohick explores the Apostle Paul and his epistles within their larger Jewish and Greco-Roman environments.
The Early ChurchEarly ChristianityWomen in the Ancient WorldWomen in Jewish TraditionsWomen in Christian TraditionsJewish and Christian RelationsChristian EthicsThe Apostle Paul
Dr. Jonathan Eckert
Associate Professor of EducationDr. Jonathan Eckert researches teaching effectiveness, evaluation and strategic compensation.
Higher EducationCurriculum DesignCurriculum DevelopmentTeacher TrainingAcademic AdvisingStaff DevelopmentInstructional DesignInstructional TechnologyProgram Evaluation