Affliate Assistant Professor of Ministry
About Dr. Hunt
Dr. Jodi Hunt
Dr. Jodi G. Hunt obtained her Ph.D. in Religious Education from Fordham University
(Bronx/NY, NY), a Masters in Theology from Oblate School of Theology (San Antonio,
TX), and a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from Texas A&M University (College Station,
TX). Dr. Hunt has been actively teaching in the secondary and higher education levels
for over ten years and active in parish ministry (youth ministry and catechesis) for
over fifteen. Her primary research interests reside within Dr. Hunt's developed framework
of looking for meaningful ways of approach within the walls of the Catholic Church
to what is happening in the public sphere outside them. In her free time, Dr. Hunt
enjoys spending time with her husband and her three children exploring the world and
occasionally writing devotional posts for a Catholic mothers' ministry, Mighty is Her Call.
Research Interests
- Catholic Social Teaching
- Catholic Education (models and pedagogy)
- Catholic Evangelization and Catechesis
- Digital Theology
- Family Life and the Domestic Church
- Higher Education Administration (at Catholic/faith based institutions)
- Moral Theology
- Practical Theology
- Religious Education
- Youth Ministry
Academic Appointments & Professional Experience
Instructor, Neuhoff Institute for Ministry & Evangelization
Director of Admissions (Graduate SChool o f Religion and Religious Education)
Admissions Administrator and Events Coordinator (Graduate School of Religion and Religious
Education)
Instructor, Religion and Religious Education
Antonian College Preparatory
Instructor, Religious Studies
Publications
- "The Digital Way: Re-imagining Digital Discipleship in The Age of Social Media", Journal
of Youth and Theology 18, 2: 91-112, doi: https://doi.org/10.1163/
24055093-01802003 (2019)
- Echoing the Mystery: Unlocking the Deposit of Faith in Catechesis, Morgan, Barbara, and Athanasius Munroe. Edited by Sr. John Dominic, O.P. Ann Arbor,
MI: Lumen Ecclesiae Press, 2018.696 pp. ISBN 978-1-7323200-1-7. NZ$54.99, International
Journal of Evangelization and Catechesis (book review, published Spring 2020)
- How Youth Ministry Can Change Theological Education – If We Let It. Edited by Kenda Creasy Dean and Christy Lang Hearlson. Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 2016.
309 pp., $22.00 (paperback) Religious Education Journal (book review, published Spring
2020)
Presentations
- Ave Maria Press (Webinar): “(Re) Lighting the Digital Way: Ministering to the Cyberbullied and the Cyberbullies” (Fall 2019)
- Dallas Ministry Conference: “(Re)Lighting the Way: Addressing Cyberbullying within the Walls of Catechesis” (2017)
- Dallas Ministry Conference: “They’re Here, Now What? – Ministering to the Post Millennial Generation” (2018)
- International Conference on the Study of Youth Ministry (Durham, UK, Winter 2019):
“The Digital Way: Re-Imagining Digital (Spring 2019)
- Discipleship in the Age of Social Media, National Conference on Catholic Youth Ministry
(Webinar): “Here they are, now what do we do? –Unlocking the Effects of Anxiety in the Lives
of Young Adults” (Fall 2019)
- National Conference on Catholic Youth Ministry biennial conference (Tampa, FL): “Here they are, now what do we do?–Unlocking the Effects of Anxiety in the Lives of
Young Adults” (Fall 2018)
- Religious Education Association annual conference (Toronto): “From Roots to Wings:
Recasting the ‘Wedge Model of Youth Ministry’ into a Sacred Pedagogical Form” (Fall
2019)
- Voice and Vision Conference – USCCB, National Dialogue and Franciscan University (Steubenville): “Youth Ministry and the Watering Down of Theology: Thoughts from a Practical Theologian” (Summer 2019)
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