| Students in residence, 2007-2008 |
Shawna Anderson, Duke Sociology
Research: religion and family; conflict in religious
organizations
Annie Blakeney-Glazer,
UNC Religious Studies
Research: American evangelicals and sports; pop culture
Anne Blankenship,
UNC Religious Studies
Research: religion in the American West; apocalypticism;
evangelicalism; religion and politics
Catherine Bowler,
Duke Religion
Research: prosperity theology
Elesha Coffman,
Duke Religion
Research: Protestant mainline; religious journalism
Brandilyn Denison,
UNC Religious Studies
Research: religion and politics; religion and the American
West
John-Charles Duffy,
UNC Religious Studies
Research: Mormonism; politics of religious pluralism; religion
in academia
Steven Frenk,
Duke Sociology
Research: religion and medicine
Vincent Gonzalez,
UNC Religious Studies
Research: new religious movments; Christian Hebraism; 19th-
and 20th-century occultism
Shanny Luft,
UNC Religious Studies
Research: evangelical popular culture
Mandy McMichael,
Duke Religion
Research: religion and beauty pageants in the South
Jill Peterfeso,
UNC Religious Studies
Research: religion in literature and the dramatic arts;
religious experience of adolescents; religion and social justice;
religion and suffering
Brendan Pietsch,
Duke Religion
Research: Fundamentalism; religion and science
Angela Tarango,
Duke Religion
Research: Native American Pentecostalism
Isaac Weiner,
UNC Religious Studies
Research: religious pluralism; religion and public policy;
religion and law
"Almost Certainly Called: Images of Protestant Missionaries
in American Culture, 1945-2000"
Sarah Johnson, Duke, 2007
"Defending Manhood: Gender, Social Order, and the Rise
of the Christian Right in the South, 1965-1995"
Seth Dowland, Duke, 2007
"Varieties of Evangelical Womanhood: Southern Baptists, Gender,
and American Culture"
Elizabeth Flowers, Duke, 2007
"Christianity Imprisoned: Religion and the Making of the Penitentiary,
1797-1860"
Jennifer Graber, Duke, 2006
"Strangers in a Strange Land: The Rise and Demise of
the Early Latter-day Saint Japan Mission, 1901-24"
Reid Neilson, UNC, 2006
"Migrating Faiths: A Social and Cultural History of
Pentecostalism in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands"
Daniel Ramirez, Duke, 2005
"Purifying the Poisoned Chalice: Grape Juice and Common
Sense Realism in the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1860-1900"
Jennifer Woodruff Tait, Duke, 2005
"Seaborne Conversions, 1700-1800"
Stephen Berry, Duke, 2005
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