Assistant Professor, Ph.D., University of Notre Dame, 2015
Interests: Systematic theology, feminist theology, theological anthropology, Augustine, Teresa of Ávila, mental health, suicide, disability, and sexual violence
Email: ea840@georgetown.edu
Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Union Theological Seminary, 2017
Interests: Black liberation theology, African American Religion, systematic theology, black literature, theological anthropology, the thought of James Baldwin, Toni Morrison, Reinhold Niebuhr, Paul Tillich, Richard Wright, philosophy of religion, existentialism
email: jc3512@georgetown.edu
Assistant Teaching Professor
Interests: Constructive Theology, Mysticism, Contemplative Spirituality, Asian and Asian American Religion and Politics, Theology and Film, Feminist Theology, Postcolonial Theology
Email: mc2486@georgetown.edu
Hackett Family Professor in Theology
Interests: Thomas Aquinas; the thought of Karl Rahner, Hans Urs von Balthasar, John Henry Newman; the problem of nature and grace; metaphysics and the philosophy of religion; theories of natural law ethics
email: fieldss@georgetown.edu
Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Boston College, 2019
Interests: Systematic theology; ecumenical dialogue; biblical hermeneutics; ecclesiology
Email: peter.folan@georgetown.edu
Pedro Arrupe Distinguished Research Professor in the Walsh School of Foreign Service and Senior Fellow of the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs at Georgetown
Interests: Catholic social thought; religious ethics, the common good, and human rights; religious and ethical responses to humanitarian crises and refugees; and religion and political life.
email: dh800@georgetown.edu
Professor of Theology
Julia A. Lamm is a historical theologian specializing in the thought of Friedrich D. E. Schleiermacher (1768-1834); the theology of Julian of Norwich (1343-ca. 1416); the history of Christian thought; the doctrine of God; Christian understandings of grace; Christian mysticism; feminist theology
Email: Julia.Lamm@georgetown.edu
Professor and Matteo Ricci Chair
Interests: Christian responses to religious pluralism in the USA; interpretation of the Bible in interreligious relationships; Buddhist-Christian relations; Christian theologies’ response to Buddhism
email: ll253@georgetown.edu
Professor and Joseph and Winifred Amaturo Chair in Catholic Studies, Ph.D., University of Notre Dame, 2012
Interests: Systematic theology; spirituality and mystical theology; philosophy of religion; theological engagements with race, gender, poverty, ecology, and colonialism
Email: andrew.prevot@georgetown.edu
