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Alan Avery-Peck

Religious Studies Department Chair, Kraft-Hiatt Professor in Judaic Studies
- Religious Studies Department
Areas of Expertise Judaic studies, history and literature of early Rabbinic Judaism, Hebrew language
William Clark

Associate Professor , Catholic Studies Advisor - On Leave Fall 2025/Spring 2026
- Religious Studies Department
Areas of Expertise ecclesiology (authority in the Church, Theology of parish, local community); practical and contextual theology; Christian prayer
Caner Dagli

Associate Professor
- Religious Studies Department
Areas of Expertise Islamic studies
Gary DeAngelis

Distinguished Visiting Lecturer
- Religious Studies Department
Matthew Eggemeier

Professor
- Religious Studies Department
Areas of Expertise modern and contemporary Christian theologies; political and liberation theologies; postmodern theology
Peter Fritz

Edward Bennett Williams Fellow, Professor
- Religious Studies Department
Areas of Expertise Catholic systematic theology (especially the theology of Karl Rahner, SJ), modern Christian history, theological aesthetics, theology and visual art, critical responses to neoliberal capitalism
John Gavin

Associate Professor
- Religious Studies Department
Areas of Expertise Catholic theology, patristics
Eduardo Gonzalez

Assistant Professor - On Leave Fall 2025/Spring 2026
- Religious Studies Department
Areas of Expertise global liberation theologies, Catholicisms of the Global South, contemporary systematic theology, decolonial thought
Karen V. Guth

Professor - On Leave Fall 2025/Spring 2026
- Religious Studies Department
Areas of Expertise Christian social ethics, public and political theologies, feminist ethics and theologies