Robert McNamara Award
for Graduate Student Research in the Sociology of Religion
| Year | Recipient | Research Project |
|---|---|---|
| 2016 | Beth Dougherty | "It Felt Like the Moment: Sensory Narrative as a Key to Unraveling Religious Experience" (paper) |
| 2015 | Courtney Ann Irby | "Dating in Light of Christ: Young Evangelicals Negotiating Gender in the Context of Religious and Secular American Culture" and "Moving Beyond Agency: A Review of Gender and Intimate Relationships in Conservative Religions" (articles) |
| 2014 | Soulit Chacko |
"Treading Identities: Second-Generation Christian Indian-Americans Negotiating Race, Ethnicity and Religion in America” (thesis)
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| 2013 | Todd Nicholas Fuist |
"The World is Not Yet Completed": Culture, Faith, and Everyday Politics" (dissertation)
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| 2012 | Thomas Josephsohn |
"Moral Landscapes: Religion, Secularism and Symbolic Boundaries" (dissertation)
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| 2011 | Norman Ruano |
"The Holy Ghost Beyond the Church Walls: Latino Pentecostalism(s), Congregations, and Civic Engagement" (dissertation)
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| 2010 | Courtney Ann Irby |
"Conformity and Rebellion: Moral Strategies for Christian Relationships Among Young, Unmarried Evangelicals" (thesis)
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| 2009 | Kersten Priest |
"Caring for the Least of These: Christian Womens' Short Term Mission Travel" (dissertation)
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