Susan Fowler, Ph.D.
Susan Fowler is Dorothy Day Professor of Spirituality. She holds the Master of Divinity (pastoral counseling) and Master of Sacred Theology (ethics) from Yale University, and the Doctor of Philosophy from the Foundation. She teaches philosophy and religious studies at Quinnipiac University where she also serves as Interfaith Chaplain. Dr. Fowler is a spiritual mentor in the Annand Program for Spiritual Formation at the Yale Divinity School.
Books
- Leading with Spirit: Transforming Leadership for Social Change
- Byline Columnist: "Grace Notes"
- Byline Columnist: "Faith Matters"
Religious Affiliation
- United Church of Christ
General Areas of Interests
- Spiritual Direction
- Spirituality and Social Change
- Leadership Studies
- Feminist Theology
- Virtue and Moral Ethics
- Theology of Compassion
Specialized Areas
- Spirituality and Leadership
- Spiritual Mentoring
- Spiritual Foundations for Social Change
- Community-Building
- Asset-Based Community Development
Areas of Service
E-Tutorial Offering
- Feminist Perspectives On Spiritual Direction
- Feminist Perspectives on Suffering and Divine Compassion
- Leadership and Personal Spiritual Transformation
- Morality and Leadership
- Praying the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Part I: God’s Creative and Personal Love
- Praying the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Part II: Living Faithfully in the World
- Prophetic Leadership
- Servant Leadership
- Spiritual Transformation and Social Change
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