Jeremy is the Bernhard M. Christensen professor of religion and vocation and the executive director of the Christensen Center for Vocation. He has been a member of the Religion and Philosophy faculty since 2006. Over the years his research, writing, and teaching interests have included the religious experiences of youth and young adults, the involvement of faith-based organizations with the common good, and the various ways individuals feel inspired, equipped, and empowered to help their neighbors, communities, and worlds thrive. A few of his favorite things: dark roast coffee (no cream), the river, the woods, his kids, a sunset, the smell after it rains, and questions that have no easy answers.
EDUCATION
- B.S. University of Minnesota, 1997
- M.A. Luther Seminary, 2002
- Ph.D. Luther Seminary, 2008