The Doctor of Ministry (DMin) degree equips students to be mindful agents of change as influential leaders for a more just and humane world. The program melds areas of advanced study with an advanced leadership focus, culminating with the completion of a major research project.

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Theses/Dissertations from 2023

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Listening: The Heart of Welcoming the Stranger in Outreach Ministry, Teddi L. Callahan

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Sacred Lives: A Study on the Spiritual Needs of LGBTQ+ Students and Possible Responses by Catholic High Schools, Jennifer Marie Farrell

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Seattle Dinner Church Movement: Participatory Motives of Nonfounding Members, Will F. Haag

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How Leaders are Shaped for Transitional Ministry: An Exploration of Pastoral Formation Among U.S. Presbyterian Short-Term Transitional Pastors, Shari Jackson Monson

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Trauma-Informed Care: Treating Race-Based Trauma in Blacks, Patrick Wayne Oliver

Theses/Dissertations from 2022

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Exploring the Impact of Mentorship on the Leadership Trajectory of Black Clergywomen in the Black Church, Victoria Elizabeth Carr-Ware

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Home by Another Way: The Possibility of Reconstructing Spiritual Identity Within the Deconstruction of Millennial Exvangelical Faith, Lacy Clark Ellman

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Fully Formed: To Be Black and Jesuit, Lorenzo McDuffie

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Charism Formation in Dominican Institutions of Higher Education, Jennifer E. Schaaf OP

Theses/Dissertations from 2020

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Responses to Mass-Incarceration by Faith Communities, Steve Everett Baber

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Exploring the Influence of Virtual Reality on Adults With Indications of Early Stage Dementia, Nicole Chilivis

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Improving Spiritual Care by Chaplains for Service Members Who Witness Death, Beth M. Echols

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Muslim, Jewish, and Christian Women Living with Resilience Amidst Microaggressions and Macroaggressions in King County, Kristen R. Moss

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Salvadoran Women's Migration to the United States: Lessons of Challenge and Hope for the Church, Michael Ramos

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A Study Of Bullying in the Catholic Healthcare Workplace, LuAnn Mary Trutwin

Theses/Dissertations from 2019

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Ecclesiology and Adaptive Change: A Qualitative Study of Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Congregations in the Northwest Regional Christian Church, Kara Lynn Markell

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Inclusion and Religious Engagement in a Multicultural Church: A Multi-Case Study of the Experience of Immigrant Filipino Volunteer Church Workers in Select Parishes in the Archdiocese of Seattle, Frank Dennis B. Savadera

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Discerning Our Posture and Imagination: A Delphi Study of Leaders in the Northwest Washington Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, Jana Marie Schofield