Kripke Center

Faculty Associates

Faculty Associates are faculty of Creighton University who work in the areas of religion and society. Their primary appointments are in academic departments of the university, but they have committed their expertise, interests, and skills to the collaborative work of the Center.

The Kripke Center accepts applications for new Faculty Associates. For further information on the responsibilities and privileges of Faculty Associates, see the Faculty Associate Profile.

Current Associates

	Naser Z. Alsharif Associate Professor of Pharamacy Islam; Islam and the west; Arab and Muslim-Americans; Muslim-Christian/Muslim-Jewish Relations; Religion and Politics.


	Erin Averett Professor of Art History and Classical & Near Eastern Studies Classical Archaeology
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	Matthew Averett Associate Professor of Art History Renaissance and Baroque Art and Architecture; Urban Development
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	Dulcinea Boesenberg Associate Professor of Theology New Testament; Early Jewish and Christian Community and Identity


	Sherri Brown Associate Professor of Theology Biblical Studies; New Testament and Social Justice
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	Susan A. Calef Assistant Professor of Theology New Testament and Christian Origins; Feminist Biblical Interpretation; Women in Early Christianity; Body Issues in Early Christianity; Apocryphal Acts; Biblical Spirituality


	John C. M. Calvert Professor of History Middle Eastern History; Islamism; Jihadism
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	J. Jay Carney Professor of Theology African Christianity, Church History
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	Sabrina Danielsen, Director of the Kripke Center Associate Professor of Sociology Sociology of Religion; Social Problems and Movements
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	Daniel DiLeo Associate Professor and Director of Justice and Peace Studies Religion and Environment; Catholic Social Teaching and Climate Change


	Scott Eastman Professor of History Spanish Nationalism and Colonialism
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	Leonard Greenspoon, Klutznick Chair in Jewish Civilization Professor of Classical and Near Eastern Studies Hebrew Bible; Dead Sea Scrolls; Bible Translations; Bible in Popular Culture; Judaism; Jewish-Christian Relations


	Andrew Gustafson Associate Professor of Business Ethics and Society Ethics, Business, and Society
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	Martha Habash Professor of Classics Greek Religion, Roman Religion, Ancient History
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	H. Ashley Hall Associate Professor of Theology Reformation; Protestant Theology
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	Jeffrey P. Hause Professor of Philosophy Medieval Philosophy; Ethics; Ancient Philosophy


	Bridget Keegan Professor of English; Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences British Literature; Religion and the Environment
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	Thomas M. Kelly Professor of Theology Liberation Theology; Enculturation; Christianity in Cultural Context
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	Richard Collin Mangrum, Yossem Chair in Legal Ethics Professor of Law Constitutional Law; Free Exercise and Establishment Issues; Morman History and Theology


	Nicolae Roddy Professor of Theology Hebrew Bible; Society and Literature of the Second Temple Period; Syro-Palestinian Archaeology; Romanian Apocryphal Literature; Eastern Orthodox Christian Theology and Culture
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	Alexander Rödlach, SVD Associate Professor of Anthropology and Psychiatry Medical Anthopology; religion and health; faith community nursing; religious explanations of health and epidemics
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	Ronald A. Simkins Professor of Theology Hebrew Bible; Near Eastern Studies; Archaeology of Israel; Creation Myths; Family in the Bible; Political Economy of Israel; Bible and the Environment
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	Zachary B. Smith Associate Professor of Theology Late Antique, Medieval, and Byzantine Christianity
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