Adam Stewart

Dr. Adam Stewart is Associate Professor of Sociology at Crandall University with interdisciplinary research spanning religious studies, indigenous scholarship, and library science. His work critically examines Pentecostalism, Canadian reconciliation processes, and knowledge organization systems.

Education credentials include: BTh (Master's College and Seminary), BA (Waterloo), MA (Wilfrid Laurier), PhD (Waterloo), and MLIS (Western University). Research explores:

• Critiques of religious statistical methodologies
• Indigenous reconciliation frameworks
• Dewey Decimal reclassification
• Historical analyses of Canadian Pentecostalism

Publications demonstrate consistent engagement with religious epistemology and colonial legacies, including forthcoming work interrogating global Pentecostal metrics. Teaches courses on Marriage and Family, Race/Ethnicity, Globalization, and Indigenous Peoples in Canada. No awards or student advising details provided.