Andrew Cameron

Rev. Andrew Cameron is a theologian actively involved in research at Charles Sturt University and serves as Director and CEO at the St Mark's National Theological Centre since 2014. His work focuses on Christian ethics, pastoral theology, and moral deliberation, with a particular interest in humility, emotional intelligence, and biblical worldviews.

• Role: Registered Supervisor at Charles Sturt University
• Research Themes: Christological Ethics, Lived Religious Experience, Gregory the Great, End-of-Life Moral Frameworks

Research Trends: Recent publications explore intersections between theology and practical moral challenges, including a 2023 article (title unspecified) and studies on Gregory the Great’s influence on supervision practices (2020-2021). His work often integrates ethnographic approaches and biblical exegesis to address contemporary ethical dilemmas.

Advising & Collaborations: Supervised 10 research outputs, though specific student names are not listed. Collaborated with researchers like Bruce Stevens and Robert Shaw on studies about Salvation Army officers’ moral deliberation practices.