Alumni

Alphabetical by last name.

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Natalie Fawcett
Martha L. Finch
  • BA, Religion, Syracuse University, 1988.
  • MA, Religious Studies, UC Santa Barbara, 1993.
  • PhD, Religious Studies, UC Santa Barbara, 2000.
  • Areas of Study at UCSB: American Religious History, Early New England Studies, Religion and the Body, Gender and Religion.
  • Title of Master’s Thesis: “‘Bringing Down the Bodie’: Fast and Thanksgiving in Early New England.”
  • Title of Doctoral Dissertation: “Corporality and Orthodoxy in Early New England: Plymouth Colony, 1620-1692.”
  • Current Employment: Associate Professor, Department of Religious Studies, Missouri State University.
Nathan Fisher
  • PhD, Religious Studies, UC Santa Barbara, 2024
  • MA, Religious Studies, UC Santa Barbara, 2019
  • Areas of Study at UCSB: Jewish Studies, Cognitive Science of Religion, Contemplative Studies
  • Dissertation: “Nonlinear Path of Pathology? A Culturally Sensitive Complex Systems Approach to Meditation-Related Difficulties in Abrahamic Traditions”
  • Master’s Thesis: “Dark Nights and Nonlinear Paths in Western Abrahamic Contemplative Traditions”
Stephen Fleming
  • BA, History, Brigham Young University, 1999.
  • MA, History, California State University, Stanislaus, 2003.
  • Areas of Study at UCSB: History of Christianity, Religion in the Roman Empire, Religion in the Middle Ages, English Reformation, and Religion and Modernity (Enlightenment), Mormonism.
Chelsea Forer
  • MA, Religious Studies, UC Santa Barbara, 2024
  • Areas of Study at UCSB: Indigenous Ways of Knowing; Indigenous Peoplehood; Religion and Law; Religious Freedom
David Fowler
Nathan French
PhD
  • BA, Religion, Centre College, 2006.
  • AM, Islamic Studies, Washington University in St. Louis, 2008.
  • PhD, Religious Studies, UC Santa Barbara, 2013.
  • Areas of Study at UCSB: Islamic Law and Jurisprudence, Islamic Theology and Philosophy, Contemporary Islamic and Arab Intellectual History and Development, Philosophy of Religion, Philosophy of Law, Philosophy of Violence, Internet Religious Communities, Secularization.
  • Title of Doctoral Dissertation: “And God Knows the Martyrs: Authority and Self, Suicide and Martyrdom in Jihadi-Salafi Jurisprudence.”
  • Current Employment: Assistant Professor, Department of Comparative Religion, Miami University.