Armando Guerrero Estrada

Doctoral Candidate

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Armando Guerrero Estrada

Contact

Email: guerreae@bc.edu

Education

  • MTS, Vanderbilt University
  • BA, St. Joseph Seminary College
  • BA, Lamar University

Courses

Teaching Fellowship: Spring 2022– Christology with Professor Neto Valiente; Spring 2021—Call and Response: An Introduction to the Moral Life with Professor Mary Jo Iozzio; Spring 2020—U.S. Catholicism in the 21st Century with Professor Hosffman Ospino; Fall 2021, Spring 2021, Fall 2020—Thesis Consultant

Research Interests

Catholic Hispanic Ministry, Theologies of Migration, Theological Aesthetics, Narrative Theology, Narrative Ethics, Literatures of Migration, Catholic Higher Education, Anti-racist Pedagogies, Culturally Sustaining Pedagogies

Biography

Armando Guerrero Estrada is PhD candidate in Theology and Education. His scholarship examines the interlacing of religious and theological education, theological aesthetics, theologies of migration, and immigrant literature. His dissertation proposes immigrant narratives as anti-racist, culturally-sustaining pedagogies as an alternative to contemporary theological education.  He holds a Master of Theological Studies from Vanderbilt University’s Divinity School, where he also earned graduate certificates in Latin American Studies and Religion and the Arts in Contemporary Culture, with an emphasis in U.S. Latinx literature. He holds a B.A. from St. Joseph College and a B.A. from Lamar University.

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