Sarah Jean Barton
Assistant Professor in Orthopaedic Surgery
Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy and Theological Ethics
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Occupational Therapy Doctorate Division
Duke Divinity School
I hold a dual appointment in the School of Medicine and Duke Divinity School. My primary areas of scholarship include Christian theology and ethics, disability studies, spirituality, and occupational therapy. I focus on participatory research methodologies in partnership with people experiencing intellectual disabilities.
Currently, my research and writing are focused on disability theology, Christian bioethics and the experience of chronic pain, and accessible pedagogy and universal design for learning in theological as well as health professions educational settings.
Education
Doctor of Theology
Dissertation: “Becoming the Baptized Body: Disability, Baptism, and the Practice of Christian Community”
Certificate in Reflective and Faithful Teaching
Duke Divinity School (Durham, NC, USA), 2014 - 2019
Master of Theological Studies
summa cum laude , Certificate in Anglican Studies
Thesis: “Toward Human Flourishing: Theological Perspectives in Occupational Therapy”
Duke Divinity School (Durham, NC, USA), 2012-2014
Master of Science
Occupational Therapy, Pi Theta Epsilon
Boston University (Boston, MA, USA), 2009-2012
Bachelor of Science
magna cum laude , Biology
Seattle Pacific University (Seattle, WA, USA), 2005-2009
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Occupational Therapy Doctorate Division
Duke Divinity School
I hold a dual appointment in the School of Medicine and Duke Divinity School. My primary areas of scholarship include Christian theology and ethics, disability studies, spirituality, and occupational therapy. I focus on participatory research methodologies in partnership with people experiencing intellectual disabilities.
Currently, my research and writing are focused on disability theology, Christian bioethics and the experience of chronic pain, and accessible pedagogy and universal design for learning in theological as well as health professions educational settings.
Education
Doctor of Theology
Dissertation: “Becoming the Baptized Body: Disability, Baptism, and the Practice of Christian Community”
Certificate in Reflective and Faithful Teaching
Duke Divinity School (Durham, NC, USA), 2014 - 2019
Master of Theological Studies
summa cum laude , Certificate in Anglican Studies
Thesis: “Toward Human Flourishing: Theological Perspectives in Occupational Therapy”
Duke Divinity School (Durham, NC, USA), 2012-2014
Master of Science
Occupational Therapy, Pi Theta Epsilon
Boston University (Boston, MA, USA), 2009-2012
Bachelor of Science
magna cum laude , Biology
Seattle Pacific University (Seattle, WA, USA), 2005-2009
Office Hours
Please contact me via email to set-up a Zoom meeting. I typically have avaliability some weekday afternoons.
Current Appointments & Affiliations
- Assistant Professor in Orthopaedic Surgery, Occupational Therapy (DISPLAY NAME MISSING), Orthopaedics 2020
- Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy and Theological Ethics, Divinity School, Duke University 2020
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