Theology and Qualitative Research: A One-Day Conference for Doctoral Advisers & Students

The move towards doctoral research that combines Theology and Qualitative Research has grown significantly in recent years. These kinds of projects are genuinely pushing the envelope of research in a variety of ways and the different choices and decisions that are involved are exciting and creative but also complex. Doctoral work that situates itself as both theology and qualitative research crosses previously understood boundaries between disciplines, methodologies, and epistemologies.

This in-person and online Day Conference, to be held on 29 October and supported by St. John’s University New York, is for doctoral advisors/supervisors, doctoral students and those preparing to start doctoral work. It is designed as a conversation to facilitate our learning in this fast-emerging new field of theology.
Those presenting are all contributors to the forthcoming Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Theology and Qualitative Research edited by Pete Ward and Knut Tveitereid.

Brief presentations will be followed by longer question and answer sessions.
More information can be found here: www.ecclesiologyandethnography.net/event/theology-and-qualitative-research/
To register to attend the conference online or at St John’s please email Sandra Dobbins: dobbinss@stjohns.edu