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Dr. Katherine Goodwin started at Hope in August 2024 after graduating with her Ph.D. in History from Baylor University. As assistant professor of Women's and Gender Studies, she teaches from her expertise in women鈥檚 history, European and U.S. history, historical theology and gender studies.

She has two current research fields. The first focuses on the ways women participated in the processes of theological reform in 16th century Europe through printing, publishing and compiling devotion literature. Her other current research interest is pedagogical and theoretical: What is (or could be) a Christian Women鈥檚 and Gender Studies? She is collaborating with others at Hope and other institutions to develop a clear vision of what WGS has to offer to Christian higher ed (and vice versa).

Areas of Expertise

• Women in late medieval and early modern Europe
• Women in the Reformation
• Vernacular theology in 16th century England
• Women鈥檚 religious cultures
• Women, gender and sexuality in the history of Christianity
• Women, religion and American society

Education

• Ph.D., history, Baylor University, 2024
• MA, history of Christianity, Wheaton College, 2019
• BA, history, Humboldt State University, 2015

Honors, Grants and Awards

• Miriam Usher Chrisman Award, Society for Reformation Research
• Major Grant Award, Bibliographic Society (UK)
• Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award (Baylor University)

Selected Publications

• 鈥�,鈥�&苍产蝉辫;The Anxious Bench, 2024
• Co-editor, , 2023
• 鈥�,鈥�&苍产蝉辫;Journal of Church History and Religious Culture, 2023
• 鈥�,鈥�&苍产蝉辫;The Anxious Bench, 2022
• 鈥�,鈥�&苍产蝉辫;The Anxious Bench, 2020