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William Gregory is an Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Clarke University, where he has been a faculty member since 2008. He previously taught at the University of Dayton and served with the US Peace Corps in The Gambia, West Africa, through the Christian Brothers. His academic work is centered on theology and religious studies with a focus on mission and epistemology.
Educational Background:
- Ph.D. in Systematic Theology, Boston College
- B.A. in Religious Studies, Fairfield University
Dr. Gregory's research explores the theology of mission, religious epistemology, intellectual challenges to religious faith, and the role of Christianity within Western culture. His work bridges academic theology and practical mission, particularly in light of Pope Francis’s vision for a renewed missionary discipleship.
His recent publications reflect a strong engagement with contemporary Catholic thought, especially around themes of evangelization and ecclesial transformation. The publications trend toward missiology, papal teachings, and intercultural theology, showing a consistent focus on revitalizing Christian mission in modern contexts.
Scientific Awards:
- Catholic Press Association media award: Second Place Award for a book on Pope Francis
Dr. Gregory has contributed significantly to scholarly discourse through publications and editorial work, including editing Go Forth: Toward a Community of Missionary Disciples. He has presented at academic forums and published in prominent journals such as the International Bulletin of Mission Research and the International Review of Mission. While specific grant information is not mentioned, his publication record and leadership role in the Association of Professors of Mission indicate active scholarly engagement.
There is no mention of laboratories, research teams, or formal advising of graduate students in the provided text, though his teaching of advanced courses like RELS 402 suggests mentorship at the undergraduate level.
