Meet the new staff in our team 2024 New Staff Professor Gordon LynchProfessor Gordon Lynch has been appointed as Professor of Religion, Society and Ethics. Professor Gordon Lynch Dr J. Thomas HewittDr J. Thomas Hewitt has been appointed as Lecturer in New Testament and Christian Origins. Dr J. Thomas Hewitt Dr Selina StoneDr Selina Stone has been appointed as Lecturer in Theology, Philosophy and Ethics. Dr Selina Stone Dr Lois McFarlandDr Lois McFarland has been appointed as Lecturer in Religion and Literature. Dr Lois McFarland Dr Shoaib Ahmed MalikDr Shoaib Ahmed Malik has been appointed as Lecturer in Science and Religion. Dr Shoaib Ahmed Malik Dr Upali SramanDr Upali Sraman has been appointed Lecturer in Buddhist Languages. Dr Upali Sraman 2023 New Staff Dr Pedro FeitozaDr Pedro Feitoza is Lecturer in Latin American Christianity. He joins having completed a PhD at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and a postdoctoral fellowship at the Brazilian Centre of Analysis and Planning in in São Paolo. Dr Pedro Feitoza Dr Alysa GhoseDr Alysa Ghose is Lecturer in Religion and Decolonisation. A graduate of the University of Edinburgh (PhD 2019), she formerly held lectureships in the anthropology of race and decoloniality at the University of Edinburgh, and in social anthropology at the University of Manchester. Dr Alysa Ghose Dr Felicity LoughlinDr Felicity Loughlin is Lecturer in the History of Modern Christianity. An Edinburgh graduate (MA Hons 2012, MTh 2013, PhD 2018), she was formerly a Research Fellow in St Andrews, and a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow in Edinburgh. Dr Felicity Loughlin Dr Peter AtkinsDr Peter Atkins is Teaching Fellow in Old Testament and Hebrew Bible. He is a graduate of the Universities of Sheffield and Chester. Dr Sneha RoyDr Sneha Roy is a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow. Her postdoctoral research deals with women’s participation in the Hindu-right in the borderland between India and Bangladesh. Dr Walaa QuisayDr Walaa Quisay is a Leverhulme Postdoctoral Fellow. An Oxford graduate, she was formerly a Teaching Fellow at the University of Birmingham. Her postdoctoral research is on carceral theology and prison literature in Egypt. This article was published on 2026-02-06
