Christine Cooper-Rompato

Christine Cooper-Rompato is a Professor at the Department of English at Utah State University and a member of the Religious Studies Program. Her research and teaching focus on medieval literature and interdisciplinary cultural studies.

Educational Background:

• PhD - University of Connecticut (2004)
• MA - University of Connecticut (1996)
• BA - University of Massachusetts (1992)
• Other - Bowling Green State University (1994)

Research Interests center on later medieval religious literature and culture, with a focus on number and numeracy in sermons and women's xenoglossia. She also explores intersections with nineteenth-century mathematics and technology, reflected in her publications in journals like the Utah Historical Quarterly and New Mexico Historical Review.

Academic Contributions include co-editing the Journal of Medieval Religious Cultures (formerly Mystics Quarterly) for a decade and serving on departmental and university committees, including USU’s Equity Office hearing panel.