Drew
University Graduate Division of
Religion |
Kristeen
Black
Religion and Society |
“Education is not a preparation for
life; education is life itself.”
John
Dewey |
Currently first
year Ph.D. student at Drew University Theological School, Religion and
Society. M.A., Religion and
Society, Caspersen School of Graduate Studies, Drew University,
2008 Concentrations: Religion and Social Justice, Feminist
perspectives Thesis: Prophetic Leadership Case Study: Trinity
United Church of Christ in Chicago and Pastor Jeremiah
Wright. B.A., Philosophy,
University of Montana, 2006 Minor in Women’s
Studies Undergraduate
research scholarship, 2003.
University of Montana Certificate,
Spiritual Direction, Shalom Program, MT, 2006 Ecumenical
spiritual direction and counseling A.A.S., Drafting
and Design Technology, Utah Valley Community College, 1979 Professional
Papers: Black, Kristeen
(2007). Prophetic Leadership in
Transition. Research presented at
the Association for the Sociology of Religion 2007 Annual Meeting. New York City NY. Black, Kristeen
(2007). Replacing Prophetic Leaders
a Case Study. Research presented at
the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion Annual Conference. Tampa Bay FL. Black,
Kristeen. (2005). Working Abroad:
How to get from where you are to where you want to be in five easy steps. Lecture. International Brown Bag Series,
University of Montana. Winkler, Celia,
Kristeen Black (2005). Feminism and
Spirituality in the Formation of Commitment in Peace and Justice Activists. Research presented. National Women’s Studies 26th Annual
Conference. Orlando
FL. Black, Kristeen
(2004). Second Wave Professors,
Third Wave Classmates: Where do the Non-Traditional Students Fit?. Research paper presented at the
4th Annual Conference
on Undergraduate Research, University of Montana. Black, Kristeen
(2004). Generations of Feminists in
the Classroom: How do Non-Traditional Students Fit? Research paper presented at American
Academic University Women Conference, Bozeman MT. Black, Kristeen
(2004). Second Wave Professors,
Third Wave Classmates: Where do the Non-Traditional Students Fit?. Research paper presented at National
Women’s Studies Association 25th Conference,
Milwaukee WI. Winkler, Celia,
Kristeen Black, Lynn Isaacson (2004).
History and Metaphor, Spirituality and Feminism in the Formation of Peace
and Justice Activists. Research
presented at the Association for the Sociology of Religion 2004 Annual
Meeting. San Francisco
CA. Professional
Affiliations: Member of
Association for the Sociology of Religion Member of Society
for the Scientific Study of Religion Member of
Association of Academic University Women Member
of National Women’s Studies Association |
Drew
University CM 698 PO Box 802 Madison, NJ 07940-0802 |
To contact
me: |
Phone:
973-408-5699 E-mail:
kblack@drew.edu |
“Only she who attempts the absurd
can achieve the impossible.”
Robin
Morgan |