Dr. Emily DeMoor wears many hats. She serves as the Director of Christophany Groups for the Center for Christogenesis. She also serves as an educational consultant with Human Energy and as Director of the Caritas Center at Brescia University in Kentucky. With a Master of Arts in Musicology, a Master of Pastoral Studies with a focus on Religion and Ecology, and a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction with a focus on environmental education, Emily brings a rich, multidisciplinary approach to her work.
Emily has taught at the K-12, undergraduate, and graduate levels. As a past Director of Liturgy and Music in both campus ministry and parish settings, Emily has experience in Catholic, ecumenical, and interfaith worship. Through her teaching, retreats, publications, and presentations, she has reached national and international audiences. Her current research interests include ecotheology, process theology, intersubjectivity and the noosphere, and integrating the noosphere into K-12 and university curricula and pedagogy.
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