Religious Studies

I research modern and contemporary theology, with special attention to political and liberationist traditions. I am interested in the intersection between theology and social theory, and engage phenomenology, postcolonial thought, the sociology of knowledge, and economic theory. Some of my past work has examined: questions of (doctrinal) representation and epistemology associated with finance capitalism; the viability of theology as social analysis; and the theology and practice of Asian American faith communities. I received my BA in religious studies from Pomona College, MDiv from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and MA in social sciences from the University of Chicago.