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Kevin Minister is a Professor of Religion at Shenandoah University, serving as Affiliate Faculty in Environmental Studies and Director of Shenandoah Conversations. He joined the university in 2014 and is located in Davis Hall 203. His work focuses on the intersection of religion, environmental sustainability, and interfaith cooperation.
- Education:
- Ph.D., Religious Studies, Southern Methodist University
- M.T.S., Theology, Boston University
- B.A., Theology, Union University
His research explores how religious communities can foster sustainable practices and policies through interfaith collaboration. He develops theoretical frameworks for understanding religious groups within ecological systems and advocates for teaching religious diversity to build resilient communities. Current projects include workshops for educators on dialogue-based pedagogy to promote equity and inclusivity.
As Director of Shenandoah Conversations, he oversees initiatives that advance interdisciplinary dialogue and community engagement. His scholarship emphasizes the practical role of religious literacy in professional fields like business, healthcare, and the arts.
