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Joyanna Eisenberg

Joyanna
Eisenberg

PhD Student, Theological Studies

joyannaeisenberg@fuller.edu

Faculty Advisor

Amos Yong

About Joyanna

I am a PhD student in systematic theology, engaging with psychology and other sciences to explore what it means to be whole and well. My previous background is in linguistics, and I served in Bible translation with my husband and children in Papua, Indonesia, for five years. I grew up in Phoenix, Arizona but now call Portland, Oregon “home base.” Outside of theology and philosophy, my passions are mental health, cycling, comic books, and cosplay.

Education

California State University, Long Beach & Fuller Theological Seminary

2011, 2021

Master of Arts in Linguistics & Master of Divinity

San Diego State University

2006

Bachelor of Art in Linguistics

Research Interests

Theological Anthropology, Psychology-Theology Interface, Disability and Autism Studies, The Mind/Body Problem, Science/Religion Dialogue

Publications

Sharing the Narrative Floor: Couple Co-Construction and Its Effects on Discourse Management

2011, MA Thesis

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