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Jason John Burtt is a Professor in the Department of Sociology at Trinity Western University's Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences. He holds a PhD in Sociology (2022) and advanced degrees in Theological Studies (2014) and Religion and Philosophy (2007), reflecting his interdisciplinary focus. Previously a youth pastor and worship leader, Dr. Burtt's academic work bridges sociology, religion, and social psychology.
- PhD, Sociology (Baylor University, 2022)
- MA, Sociology (Baylor University, 2019)
- MA, Theological Studies (Regent College, 2014)
- BA, Religion and Philosophy (Northwest University, 2007)
His research centers on social trust, sociology of religion, and positive sociology, particularly group flourishing in diverse cultural and religious contexts. Projects include examining faith-based prison rehabilitation programs funded by the Lilly Endowment and studying congregational dynamics in Canada and the U.S.
Dr. Burtt's recent publications span topics such as religion's influence on criminal rehabilitation, faith maturity in Christian universities, and societal attitudes toward childlessness. He integrates technological and psychological frameworks to analyze social cohesion and religious impact.
He teaches courses like Technology and Social Change, Sociology of Religion, and Social Data Analysis, emphasizing both theoretical and empirical approaches to sociology.
