Dr. Leah Robinson, Ph.D

PhD Professor with specialities in Humanities research. 14 years experience with publications for reference. DEI research qualified

Research Expertise

Urban Studies

Development

Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law

Religious studies

Philosophy

History

Queer Studies

Racial Equity

Feminist Studies

DEI

About

Passionate teacher, administrator, researcher, and grant writer for over 14 years. Dedicated to education and the pursuit of knowledge in all forms. Advised and mentored students from ages 17-77 to help them pursue their future careers. Worked in two research intensive universities, so have the ability to manage time and resources on research projects and reports for high stakes donors. Clear communication and translation skills verbally and in writing. Project managed classrooms, grants, projects and even entire departments of educators. Personal areas of expertise in research and development are in the humanities-specifically in areas like history, religion, sociology, psychology, and the arts.

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Publications

Chapter Seven: A Practical Theology of Reconciliation

Embodied Peacebuilding

Melting the Icepacks of Enmity: Forgiveness and Reconciliation in Northern Ireland

Studies in Christian Ethics

2011

Bad theology: oppression in the name of God Bad theology: oppression in the name of God , by Leah Robinson, London: SCM Press, 2023, 256pp., £19.99 (PBK). ISBN: 9780334061052

Practical Theology

2023

‘Righteousness and Peace Will Kiss Each Other’

The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Religion and Peace

2022

Practical Theology in Scotland: Embracing Disinheritance

Practical Theology

2017

Embodied Peacebuilding: Reconciliation as Practical Theology

Practical Theology

2016

Sectarianism and State Funded schooling in Scotland. A critical response to the Final Report of the Advisory Group on Tackling Sectarianism in Scotland

Scottish Educational Review

2015

Sebastian C. H. Kim, Pauline Kollontai, and Greg Hoyland. 2008. Peace and Reconciliation: In Search of a Shared Identity. Hampshire: Ashgate, pp. 205, Hb £55. ISBN-13: 978-0754664611.

Studies in World Christianity

2010

Education

Bachelor of Science, Psychology / May, 2004

Rome, Georgia, United States of America

Mercer University

Masters, Religion / May, 2007

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

University of Edinburgh

Ph.D, Religious Studies/Sociology/Politics/History / November, 2011

Edinburgh

Experience

University of Glasgow

Assistant Professor / May, 2009 — August, 2015

University of Edinburgh

Assistant Professor / August, 2015 — July, 2018

Pfeiffer University

Associate Professor / August, 2018 — August, 2023

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