Noemi Vega Quiñones

Noemi Vega Quiñones is a Graduate Candidate in Religious Ethics at Southern Methodist University and an Adjunct Professor at Fresno Pacific Biblical Seminary. Her work bridges theological scholarship with social justice, focusing on racialization, migration ethics, and feminist/Latina theological frameworks.

Research Interests

• Socio theological racial formation
• Womanist and Latina feminist theologies
• Borderland epistemologies
• Virtue and migration ethics
• Theologies of buen vivir

Publications Trends

Her publications address racial justice in theology, Latina feminist hermeneutics, and ethical implications of migration. Key themes include racialized theologies, incarnational discipleship, and borderland epistemologies.

Scientific Awards

• Thesis of the Year award from Fresno Pacific University
• Mustang Fellowship from Southern Methodist University
• Schubert M. Ogden Award for Academic Excellence in Theology

Advising & Fellowships

Currently conducting dissertation research under Dr. Rebekah Miles, she has contributed to theological discourse through fellowships like the Hispanic Theological Initiative En Conjunto Fellowship (2022-2023).