Anthropology of Peruvian Mormonism

The Mormon congregation that I joined in Arequipa, Peru in 2018 chose the Wayata dance from Cusco to practice for the multi-congregation folkloric dance contest.

I am an anthropologist interested in sacred place-making, kinship, migration, and race.

I published a journal article in the inaugural edition of the Journal of the Mormon Social Science Association.

I published a journal article in Religions.

I published a chapter with David Knowlton in The Palgrave Handbook of Global Mormonism.

I published a chapter in The Routledge Handbook of Mormonism and Gender.

I published the Peruvian Mormonism entry in the Database of Religious History.

I published a “5-minute fieldwork” teaching resource on the Teaching and Learning Anthropology Journal’s website

I published my dissertation on ProQuest.

Here is my Research Gate profile.

Here is my Academia.Edu profile.

If you want to see the map of structural conditions affecting my anthropological interactions with Peruvian Mormons,

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