About
I am a cultural geographer and religious ethnographer whose work broadly explores Christianity and environmental hazards.
My current research hopes to explore the emotional and religious geographies of Andean Christians, with a focus on flooding and volcanism. Previously, my work was based in the Peruvian Amazon.
Find me on: LinkedIn; ResearchGate
Education
Incoming Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Religion, Environmental Studies (Collaborative Specialization)
University of Toronto, Department for the Study of Religion; School of the Environment
Master of Arts (MA) in Geography
University of Toronto, Department of Geography & Planning
Bachelor of Environmental Studies (BES) in Honours Geography and Environmental Management; Earth Systems Science (Specialization); Religious Studies (Minor); Co-op
University of Waterloo, Faculty of Environment
Joycelin Van Caulart 