Dr. Amy Artman


Department

Languages Cultures and Religions

Role: Faculty
Campus: Springfield

Postal mail

Missouri State University
Languages Cultures and Religions
901 S. National Ave.
Springfield, MO 65897

Details

Education

  • PhD, 2009, University of Chicago
  • MDiv, 1997, Texas Christian University

Teaching

  • History of religion in the United States of America, including the history of Pentecostalism
  • World religions survey
  • African American religious experience
  • Religion and healing
  • Religion and trauma

Research and professional interests

Current research and professional interest is focused on the idea of "trauma God," including exploring religious trauma and the history of religion and trauma in 20th and 21st century United States. Other interests include the history of Pentecostal and charismatic Christianity in the United States. Trauma-informed pedagogy as well as general theories and practices of teaching round out professional focus. Artman is the author of "The Miracle Lady: Kathryn Kuhlman and the Transformation of Charismatic Christianity in America," published by Eerdmans Press.

Awards and honors

  • Certified Distance Educator Award, Missouri State Outreach, 2021
  • Curriculum Innovation Mini-Grant, Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning, Missouri State University, 2021
  • Master Online Course Recognition Award for Excellence in Online Course Design and Pedagogy: Excellence in Assessment and Feedback, Faculty Center For Teaching and Learning, Missouri State University, 2019