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In 2019 I completed an MA in Theology: Spiritual Care and Psychotherapy at Martin Luther University College. I hold another MA in Religion and Culture (2006) and a PhD in Religious Studies in North America (2012), both from Wilfrid Laurier University.
I have taught courses on grief, death and dying; religious development and the human life cycle; psychology and religion; and religion and social change.
In addition to my academic career, I am a longtime staff member of Laurier. My current full-time role is serving as examinations co-ordinator in the Accessible Learning Centre.
My research interests include: psychoanalysis; psychoanalytic, sociological and critical approaches to individuals, culture and religion; psychotherapy; Canadian multicultural policy and practice; nationalism and Canadian identity; diversity, race and religion; ‘visible’ identities; historical and contemporary examples of religious exclusion in Canada; ‘contentious’ identities; group and individual rights; religious freedom as a human right; religious exclusion; religion and popular film and literature; and interdisciplinary approaches to studying religion and culture.
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