Why and how to pursue a D.Min. – Professor Allison Norton
About this Event

Is a Doctor of Ministry degree for you? Join us for an interactive conversation with HIU's Doctor of Ministry co-Director and a panel of alums to dive deep into what makes this program stand out. Discover how HIU’s D.Min. can transform your leadership, whether you're in chaplaincy, pastoral roles, or non-profit religious leadership. Learn how this degree is not only designed to have a direct and practical impact on your ministry context, but also fosters personal and professional growth, empowering you to tackle real-world challenges through a final project tailored to your ministry context. If you are committed to making a lasting difference in your community and context, come learn more!

Allison Norton

Allison L. Norton is the Associate Professor of Migration Studies and Congregational Life at Hartford International University, where she is co-directs the Hartford Institute for Religion Research and directs the Pastoral Innovation Network of New England. She is most interested in applied research that makes a tangible difference for religious communities and congregations. She is currently co-authoring a book with Matthew Krabill titled Migrant God, Migrant Faith (IVP Academic) and serving as Co-Investigator on the Exploring the Pandemic Impact on Congregations study. Outside of academia, she express her creativity as a musician and an artist specializing in ceramics and fiber arts.