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Sinu Rose is a Visiting Professor and Cottrill Rolfes Postdoctoral Scholar (2021-2024) at the University of Kentucky's Department of History. Their research focuses on South Asian religious history, non-Western Christian traditions, and the intersection of science and religion. Rose has taught courses such as HIS 330: History of Western Religious Thought to Reformation and HIS 349: Western Christianity and Scientific Thought.
Education:
- Ph.D. in History
- Master of Philosophy
- Master of Arts in History
- Bachelor of Arts in English Literature & History (Double Major)
Research interests include Eastern Religions, Thomas Christians of Southern India, and the history of death. They are affiliated with the Society for postdoctoral scholars (SOPS) and the Appalachian Studies Association, contributing to interdisciplinary projects in Global Asias and World Religions studies.
Rose has published on topics such as early Christian communities in South India, Portuguese colonial influence on Kerala's church architecture, and critical analysis of colonial-era missionary documents like Dom Alexis De Menezes's Jornada.
