Supervisors Accepting New Graduate Students
The following Supervisors are accepting new graduate students in the listed research areas. Prospective graduate students are encouraged to contact faculty members to discuss research projects.
Supervisors Accepting New Graduate Students
Wendi Adamek
- Chinese Buddhism, especially Yogācāra and Buddhist Art and Archeology
- Practicescapes theory (relationships between environments and human practices)
- Buddhism and therapeutic modes
- Contemplative Studies
Marica Cassis
- Byzantine archaeology and social history
- Late Antique archaeology and social history in the Near East
- Syriac archaeology and history
- Gender theory in archaeology (related to the above fields)
Lindsay Driediger-Murphy
- Roman religion
- Early Christianity and its interactions with non-Christian religions
- Ancient divination
- Greek and Roman historiography
Christopher Framarin
Within Hindu textual traditions:
- Ethics
- Value theory
- Soteriology
- Motivation
- Renunciation
Irving Hexham
- National Socialism and Religion
- New Religious Movements
- Afrikaner Nationalism and Religion
Lisa Hughes
- Roman art and archaeology
- Roman gardens
- Representations of gender in antiquity
- Roman social history
- 3D modelling
Carolyn Muessig
- Medieval Christianity
- Women and the Medieval Church
- Medieval Sermon Studies and Preaching History
- Miracles and Sanctity
- Monastic and Mendicant Spirituality
Joy Palacios
- Religious practice, culture, and literature of the French Counter-Reformation
- Priestly training and seminaries in early modern France
- Church and theater (spectacle, representational practices, antitheatricality, religious drama) in early modern France
Tinu Ruparell
- Philosophy of Religion Hermeneutics
- Pluralism, Interreligious Dialogue, Multiculturalism, Religion in the Public Sphere
- Religion and Science, Health Humanities
- Indian and Comparative philosophy
Rachel Schmidt
- Humanism and literature in early-modern Spain and Latin America
- Religion in medieval and early-modern Spain and colonial-era Latin America
- Visual culture in medieval and early-modern Spain and colonial Latin America
- Christian pilgrimage, especially the Camino de Santiago
Hanne Sigismund Nielsen
- Roman history
- Roman social history
- Latin epigraphy
- Roman biography
- Roman women
- Roman children
Peter Toohey
- Cultural history of mental illness in Rome
- Cultural history of disability in Rome
- Greek and Roman Epic