Emmy Corey is the graduate assistant for Engaged Learning. In collaboration with both Emory faculty and community partners, Emmy supports the implementation and promotion of new pedagogical models for community engagement across campus, the development of assessment tools for Emory’s varied community engagement activities, and the diversification of stakeholders in campus-community partnerships. Emmy is a PhD candidate in the Graduate Division of Religion at Emory in Ethics and Society. Her scholarship is largely informed by her work in community-based organizations both in and outside the United States. Her research centers on faith, healing, and knowledge production in transnational settings. Specifically, she is interested in the ways that practices of service provision shape the moral and theological imagination of practitioners in Faith-Based Organizations in Kenya that receive funding from the United States. Emmy holds a Masters of Divinity (2013) from Candler School of Theology and a bachelor's degree from Birmingham-Southern College (2008).
