Dr. Cooper-White is excited by interdiscplinary work at the intersection of theology (including feminist/womanist/global, Anglican, and trinitarian theology), contemporary psychoanalysis, and postmodern/postcolonial theory.  Her recent works have delved into the multi-faceted nature of both the self and God, and how we can use ourselves most faithfully as instruments for pastoral care and counseling.  Her current research interests include sacred space, architecture, and the pysche; and continuing work on the issue of violence against women and the church's response.

• Ph.D., Chicago Institute for Clincial Social Work
• M.A., Pastoral Counseling, Holy Names College
• Ph.D., Historical Musicology, Harvard University
• M.Div., Harvard Divinity School
• B.Mus., Boston University

Denomination:  Episcopal