 I am a PhD student in the Department of Sociology at Duke University in Durham, NC studying the sociology of religion. My substantive research interests are in the demographics of religion; how religion is related to stratification processes; the intersection of race, gender and religion; and the relationship between social science and theology. I am also interested in new applications of quantitative methods to sociological data. Presently, I am studying Bayesian statistical methods; modeling cross-national rates of religious attendance; and using R for social-science research. Previous work has explored the theology of Karl Barth, sexuality and the atonement. Here you will also find my free archive of favorite and tested recipes. |
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