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Joshua Dubler
Assistant Professor of Religion
Arts, Sciences, and Engineering
Department of Religion And Classics
Areas of expertise: Religion in America, criminal justice and religion, guilt
Press contact:
Valerie Alhart
valerie.alhart@rochester.edu
585.276.3256
Related Links:
Interview on C-Span: After Words with Joshua Dubler (video)
In the News
Wall Street Journal
Book Review: 'Down in the Chapel,' by Joshua Dubler
September 15, 2013
13WHAM-TV
Religion in prison
September 10, 2013
Christian Science Monitor
Down in the Chapel
August 29, 2013
The Daily Beast
Finding God Behind Bars: A Look at Religion in American Prisons
August 25, 2013
News Releases
Rochester Professor Takes Up-Close Look at Religion Behind Bars in New Book
August 30, 2013
Biography
Joshua Dubler received his PhD in Religion from Princeton University.
His research and teaching focus on American religion and theory of religion. Along with Andrea Sun-Mee Jones, he is the author of 'Bang! Thud: World Spirit' from a Texas School Book Depository. Dubler has
taught courses at Princeton University, Haverford College, Andover Newton Theological School and in Villanova University's program at Graterford Prison. He is currently teaching a course on the modern concept of "guilt."