Curriculum VitaeHenri Gooren, Oakland University

May 2, 2019

1. BIOGRAPHICAL DATA

a. Full Name: Henri Paul Pierre Gooren

b. Department: Sociology, Anthropology, Social Work, & Criminal Justice

c. Rank: Associate Professor of Anthropology, Director of Religious Studies (Sept. 2018-)

2. EDUCATION

Degree Institution Date Subject

Ph.D. Utrecht University 11/27/1998 Anthropology

M.A. Utrecht University 08/30/1991 Anthropology

B.A. Not applicable in the old Dutch system of academic titles

3. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

a. Teaching Experience Not as a Graduate Student

Institution Rank Date Full or Part Time

Oakland University Associate Professor 2011- Full Time

Oakland University Assistant Professor 2007-11 Full Time

Utrecht University Post-doc 2003-07 Part Time

b. Teaching Experience as a Graduate Student

Institution Rank Date Full or Part Time

Utrecht University PhD student 1993-98 Part Time

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c. Other Relevant Professional Experience

2003-2007 Research team coordinator and postdoc in Conversion Careers and Culture Politics in Pentecostalism: A Comparative Study in Four Continents. Research program funded by Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO), similar to NSF in the United States, as part of The Future of the Religious Past initiative.

2002-2003 Senior staff member and board secretary of the Netherlands Social Science Research Council (SSRC) of the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO).

1999-2002 Staff member of the Netherlands Social Science Research Council of the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO).

1994-1997 Graduate student representative of the national research school for development studies CERES and of the executive committee of Utrecht University’s Department of Cultural Anthropology.

d. Oakland Appointment Record

i. Rank and date of initial appointment: Assistant Professor, 08/15/07

ii. Date of reappointment: 08/15/2009

iii. Rank and date(s) of promotion(s) Associate Professor, 08/15/11

iv. Date(s) of Spring/Summer teaching (post-tenure):

Semester/Year Course Enrollment Evaluations AvailableSummer I 2019 AN 1111 [102] 10 No*Summer I 2018 AN 1111 [102] 10 No*Summer I 2017 AN 102 24 No*Summer I 2016 AN 102 15 No*Summer II 2015 AN 102 10 No*Summer I 2014 AN 102 19 No*Summer I 2013 AN 102 21 No** The department does not conduct course evaluations for summer terms.

v. Date(s) and type(s) of leave: Sabbatical, Winter 2015

e. Oakland Instructional Record (Courses taught after receiving tenure)

Semester/Year Course Enrollment Evaluations AvailableFall 2019 AN 1111 [102] 70 EventuallyFall 2019 AN 3123 [271] 20 EventuallyWinter 2019 AN 1111 [102] 72 YesWinter 2019 AN 3350 [371] 10 Yes

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Fall 2018 AN 1111 [102] 70 YesFall 2018 AN 3381 [302] 18 YesWinter 2018 AN 1111 [102] 68 YesWinter 2018 AN 3123 [271] 26 YesFall 2017 AN 1111 [102] 73 YesFall 2017 AN 3350 [371] 9 YesWinter 2017 AN 102 68 YesFall 2016 AN 102 74 YesFall 2016 AN 302 28 YesWinter 2016 AN 102 71 YesWinter 2016 IS 250 6 YesFall 2015 AN 102 71 YesFall 2015 AN 271 19 YesFall 2014 AN 102 73 YesFall 2014 AN 302 28 YesWinter 2014 AN 102 79 YesWinter 2014 AN 371 24 YesFall 2013 AN 102 89 YesFall 2013 AN 271 21 YesWinter 2013 AN 102 79 YesWinter 2013 IS 250 43 YesFall 2012 AN 302 26 YesWinter 2012 AN 371 20 YesWinter 2012 AN 395 2 YesFall 2011 AN 102 90 YesFall 2011 AN 271 20 Yes

Independent study, Honors College, and MALS projects directed:

Semester/Year Course Enrollment SubjectFall 2019 AN 3381 Jeffrey Shank Anthro Res. MethodsFall 2019 AN 3381 Grace Shinske Anthro Res. Methods

Fall 2019 AN 3381 Shaina Moss Br. Anthro Res. Methods

Fall 18-Winter 19 BALS Nerys Butler Education in S. KoreaFall 18-Winter 19 BALS Santeiu Butler Gender South KoreaWinter 2018 AN 3123 [271] Kathy Wolosiewicz Magic, Witchcr., Rel.Winter 2018 AN 3381 [302] Carl Ramsey Anthro Res. MethodsFall 2017 AN 3381 [302] Logan McCarthy Anthro Res. MethodsFall 2017 AN 3381 [302] Joanna Loney Anthro Res. MethodsWinter 2016 AN 302 Amanda SosnowskiAnthro Res. MethodsWinter 2016 AN 302 Lila Gee Anthro Res. MethodsWinter 2016 AN 302 Bethanee Calloway Anthro Res. MethodsFall 2015 AN 302 Jessica Klima Anthro Res. MethodsFall 2015 AN 302 Matthew McAlpine Anthro Res. Methods

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Fall 2015 AN 371 Shayna Roer Mexico&Central Am.Winter-Fall 2015 HC 370 Kimberly Ballor Machismo in MexicoWinter 2014 AN 302 Lauren Ruszkowski Anthro Res. MethodsFall 2013 AN 302 Kailey McAlpin Anthro Res. MethodsFall 2013 AN 302 Kyle Nazaroff Anthro Res. MethodsFall 2013 AN 371 Alex Morton Anthro Res. MethodsWinter-Fall 2013 HC 370 Lauren Tibbits Cosmetic surgeryWinter-Fall 2013 HC 370 Alex Morton Camino de SantiagoWinter 2013 AN 302 Brett Hagen Anthro Res. MethodsWinter 2013 AN 302 Lindsay Miller Anthro Res. MethodsWinter 2012 AN 302 Matthew Kamara Anthro Res. MethodsWinter 2012 AN 302 Rob Ninowski Anthro Res. MethodsWinter 2012 AN 302 Brittany Stem Anthro Res. MethodsFall 2011 AN 302 Orlando Benedict Anthro Res. MethodsFall 2011 AN 302 Kristen Heyes Anthro Res. MethodsWinter-Fall 2011 HC 370 Nicole Smola Black Cult.&Hip HopWinter 2011 AN 480 Christina Carr Voodoo in HaitiWinter 2011 AN 480 Rob Ninowski Evolution of ReligionWinter 2010 AN 302 Kalae Atwell Anthro Res. MethodsSummer-Fall 2009 MALS Brenda Bujold Gender and ReligionWinter 2009 AN 302 Michael Denyes Anthro Res. Methods

4. RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP, PUBLICATIONS, & RELATED ACTIVITIES; indicate how each item was selected (referees; editor; invitation, etc.) for publication or presentation

a. Doctoral dissertation: Rich among the Poor: Church, Firm, and Household among Small-Scale Entrepreneurs in Guatemala City (Amsterdam: Thela Latin America Series # 13, 1999). Supervisors: Prof. Dirk Kruijt and Prof. Wouter van Beek (Department of Cultural Anthropology, Utrecht University [UU], the Netherlands)

b. Master’s thesis: “The Expanding Mormon Church in Latin America: Sketches from a Ward in San José, Costa Rica” (1991, in Dutch, unpublished)Supervisors: Prof. Jan Ooijens and Prof. Wouter van Beek (Anthropology, UU)

c. Books published or in press:

1. Henri Gooren (editor-in-chief), Encyclopedia of Latin American Religions. Heidelberg, Germany: Springer Reference. Forthcoming September 2019 (refereed, stand-alone entries online as of August 2015). 1710 pp.

2. Henri Gooren, Religious Conversion and Disaffiliation: Tracing Patterns of Change in Faith Practices. New York: Palgrave-Macmillan, 2010 (refereed). 196 pp.

3. Freek Bakker, Wil van den Bercken, Eddy Van der Borght, Martha Frederiks, Henri Gooren, and Karel Steenbrink (eds.), Rethinking Ecumenism: Strategies for

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the 21st Century. Zoetermeer, the Netherlands: Boekencentrum, 2004 (invited). 299 pp.

4. Henri Gooren, Rich among the Poor: Church, Firm, and Household among Small-Scale Entrepreneurs in Guatemala City. Amsterdam, the Netherlands: Thela, 1999 [Latin America Series, number 13] (refereed). 269 pp.

5. Mariecke van der Glas, Henri Gooren, Wendy Pompe, and Fred Zaal (eds.), Under Pressure: Essays on Development Research. Utrecht, the Netherlands: ISOR/CERES, 1997 (invited). 198 pp.

d. Peer-reviewed articles published or in press:

1. Henri Gooren, Pentecostalization and Politics in Paraguay and Chile. Religions 9 (11): 340-354 (November 2018) (refereed).

2. Henri Gooren, Un nuevo modelo para la pentecostalización de la religión y la sociedad en Paraguay y Chile. Revista Sendas 3 (3): 25-60 (May 2016) (refereed; the print edition is listed as 2015 on the cover).

3. Henri Gooren, The Growth and Development of Non-Catholic Churches in Chile. Review of Religious Research 57 (2): 191-218 (June 2015) (refereed).

4. Henri Gooren, Comments on John Hawkins, The Undergraduate Ethnographic Field School. Current Anthropology 55 (5): 573-574 (October 2014) (refereed).

5. Henri Gooren, Comparing Mormon and Adventist Growth Patterns in Latin America: The Chilean Case. Dialogue 46 (3): 45-77 (Fall 2013) (refereed).

6. Henri Gooren, The Catholic Charismatic Renewal in Latin America. Pneuma: The Journal of the Society for Pentecostal Studies 34 (2): 185-207 (2012) (refereed).

7. Henri Gooren, The Pentecostalization of Religion and Society in Latin America. Exchange 39 (4): 355-376 (December 2010) (refereed).

8. Henri Gooren, Ortega for President: The Religious Rebirth of Sandinismo in Nicaragua. European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies 89: 11-27 (October 2010) (refereed).

9. Henri Gooren, Conversion Careers and Culture Politics in Pentecostalism: Time, Space, and Mobility in Four Continents. PentecoStudies 9 (2): 229-250 (September 2010) (refereed).

10. Henri Gooren, Reassessing Conventional Approaches to Conversion: Toward A New Synthesis. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 46 (3): 337-353 (2007) (refereed).

11. Henri Gooren, Latter-day Saints under Siege: The Unique Experience of Nicaraguan Mormons. Dialogue 40 (3): 134-155 (Fall 2007) (refereed).

12. Henri Gooren, The Religious Market Model and Conversion: Towards a New Approach. Exchange 35 (1): 39-60 (2006) (refereed).

13. Henri Gooren, Towards a New Model of Conversion Careers: The Impact of Personality and Contingency Factors. Exchange 34 (2): 149-166 (2005) (refereed).

14. Henri Gooren, Catholic and Protestant Culture Politics in Nicaragua: A Media-Based Inventory. PentecoStudies (www.glopent.net/pentecostudies) 4 (3): 1-17 (2005) (refereed).

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15. Henri Gooren, The Religious Market in Nicaragua: The Paradoxes of Catholicism and Protestantism. Exchange 32 (4): 340-360 (2003) (refereed).

16. Henri Gooren, Catholic and Non-Catholic Theologies of Liberation: Poverty, Self-improvement, and Ethics among Small-scale Entrepreneurs in Guatemala City. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 41 (1): 29-45 (2002) (refereed).

17. Henri Gooren, The Dynamics of LDS Growth in Guatemala, 1948-1998. Dialogue 34 (3 & 4): 55-75 (Fall-Winter 2001) (refereed).

18. Henri Gooren, Analyzing LDS Growth in Guatemala: Report from a Barrio. Dialogue 33 (2): 97-115 (Summer 2000).

19. Henri Gooren, Sobreviviendo en la informalidad de ciudad de Guatemala: Familia, empresa e iglesia. Polémica (Revista Centroamericana de Ciencias Sociales) 4 (2): 45-60 (1996) (refereed).

e. Book chapters published or in press:

1. Henri Gooren, Conversion Processes and Social Networks in Latin America. In: David Orique, Susan Fitzpatrick-Behrens, and Virginia Garrard-Burnett (eds.). The Oxford Handbook of Latin American Christianity. New York: Oxford University Press, 2019. In press (invited and refereed).*

2. Henri Gooren, Religious Conversion. In: John L. Jackson Jr. (ed.). Oxford Bibliographies in Anthropology. New York: Oxford University Press, 2016. Online at http://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/obo/page/anthropology (invited and refereed).*

3. Patricia Fortuny and Henri Gooren, Neither Catholics nor Protestants: Mormons, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Adventists, and “La Luz del Mundo.” In: Virginia Garrard-Burnett, Paul Freston, and Stephen C. Dove (eds.). The Cambridge History of Religions in Latin America, 690-707. Cambridge (UK): Cambridge University Press, 2016 (invited and refereed).*

4. Henri Gooren, Pentecostal Conversion Careers, Generational Effects, and Political Involvement in Latin America. In: Martin Lindhardt (ed.). New Ways of Being Pentecostal in Latin America, 165-186. Lanham (MD): Lexington, 2016 (invited and refereed).*

5. Henri Gooren, Anthropology of Religious Conversion. In: Lewis R. Rambo and Charles E. Farhadian (eds.). The Oxford Handbook of Religious Conversion, 84-116. New York: Oxford University Press, 2014 (invited and refereed).*

6. Seth Bryant, Henri Gooren, Rick Phillips, and David Stewart Jr., Conversion and Retention in Mormonism. In: Lewis R. Rambo and Charles E. Farhadian (eds.). The Oxford Handbook of Religious Conversion, 756-785. New York: Oxford University Press, 2014 (invited and refereed).*

7. Henri Gooren, The Growth and Development of Non-Catholic Churches in Paraguay. In: Donald E. Miller, Kimon H. Sargeant, and Richard Flory (eds.). Spirit and Power: The Growth and Global Impact of Pentecostalism, 83-98. New York: Oxford University Press, 2013 (invited and refereed).*

8. Henri Gooren, Religion and Development Revisited: Some Lessons from Guatemalan Micro Entrepreneurs. In: Gerrie ter Haar (ed.). Religion and

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Development: Ways of Transforming the World, 141-157. New York: Columbia University Press, 2011 (invited and refereed).*

* Invited by the editors; refereed by the publishing press.9. Henri Gooren, Conversion Narratives. In: Allan Anderson, Michael Bergunder,

André Droogers, and Cornelis van der Laan (eds.). Studying Global Pentecostalism: Theories and Methods, 93-112. Berkeley (CA): University of California Press, 2010 (invited and refereed).*

10. Henri Gooren, The Mormons of the World: The Meaning of LDS Membership in Central America. In: Cardell K. Jacobson, John P. Hoffman, and Tim B. Heaton (eds.). Revisiting Thomas F. O’Dea’s “The Mormons”: Contemporary Perspectives, 362-388. Salt Lake City (UT): University of Utah Press, 2008 (invited and refereed).*

11. Henri Gooren, Conversion Careers in Latin America: Entering and Leaving Church among Pentecostals, Catholics, and Mormons. In: Timothy J. Steigenga and Edward L. Cleary (eds.). Conversion of a Continent: Contemporary Religious Change in Latin America, 52-71. New Brunswick (NJ): Rutgers University Press, 2007 (invited and refereed).*

12. Henri Gooren, Pentecostal Conversion Careers in Latin America. In: Frans Wijsen and Robert Schreiter (eds.). Global Christianity: Contested Claims, 157-175. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2007 (invited and refereed).*

13. Henri Gooren, Towards a New Model of Religious Conversion Careers: The Impact of Social and Institutional Factors. In: Wout J. van Bekkum, Jan N. Bremmer, and Arie Molendijk (eds). Paradigms, Poetics and Politics of Conversion, 25-40. Leuven, Belgium: Peeters, 2006 (invited and refereed).*

14. Henri Gooren, De betovering van bekering: Westerse cultuurkritiek onder nieuwe Nederlandse moslims. In: Geert Mommersteeg and Ton Robben (eds.). Een handvol kolanoten: Antropologische opstellen aangeboden aan Wouter van Beek, 173-190. Maastricht, the Netherlands: Shaker, 2006 (invited).

15. Henri Gooren, Reconsidering Protestant Growth in Guatemala, 1900-1995. In: James W. Dow and Alan R. Sandstrom (eds.). Holy Saints and Fiery Preachers: The Anthropology of Protestantism in Mexico and Central America, 169-203. Westport (CT): Praeger, 2001 (invited and refereed).*

16. Henri Gooren and Dirk Kruijt, Poverty, Informality and Coping Strategies: Comparative Views from Latin America. In: Wil Pansters, Geske Dijkstra, Paul Hoebink, and Erik Snel (eds.). Rethinking Poverty: Comparative Perspectives from Below, 149-168. Assen, the Netherlands: Van Gorcum, 2000 (invited).

17. Henri Gooren, Crime and Deliverance: Guatemalan Slum Dwellers Responding to Poverty. In: Mariecke van der Glas, Henri Gooren, Wendy Pompe, and Fred Zaal (eds.). Under Pressure: Essays on Development Research, 21-36. Utrecht, the Netherlands: CERES, 1997 (invited).

* Invited by the editors; refereed by the publishing press.

f. Encyclopedia entries published or in press:1. Henri Gooren, Nicaragua. In: Thomas Riggs (ed.). Worldmark Encyclopedia of

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Religious Practices [Second Edition]: Volume 3, Countries Greece to Philippines, 554-559. Detroit (MI): Thomson Gale, 2015 (invited and refereed).*

* Invited by the editors; refereed by the publishing press.2. Henri Gooren, Conversion. In: Mark Juergensmeyer and Wade Clark Roof

(eds.). Encyclopedia of Global Religion: Volume 1, 251-256. Thousand Oaks (CA): SAGE, 2012 (invited and refereed).*

3. Henri Gooren, Globalization and Conversion. In: Mark Juergensmeyer and Wade Clark Roof (eds.). Encyclopedia of Global Religion: Volume 1, 465-468. Thousand Oaks (CA): SAGE, 2012 (invited and refereed).*

4. Henri Gooren, Guatemala. In: Mark Juergensmeyer and Wade Clark Roof (eds.). Encyclopedia of Global Religion: Volume 1, 485-487. Thousand Oaks (CA): SAGE, 2012 (invited and refereed).*

5. Henri Gooren, Panama. In: Mark Juergensmeyer and Wade Clark Roof (eds.). Encyclopedia of Global Religion: Volume 2, 975-976. Thousand Oaks (CA): SAGE, 2012 (invited and refereed).*

6. Henri Gooren, Paraguay. In: Mark Juergensmeyer and Wade Clark Roof (eds.). Encyclopedia of Global Religion: Volume 2, 980-981. Thousand Oaks (CA): SAGE, 2012 (invited and refereed).*

7. Henri Gooren, Nicaragua. In: Thomas Riggs (ed.). Worldmark Encyclopedia of Religious Practices: Volume 3, Countries M-Z, 139-143. Detroit (MI): Thomson Gale, 2006 (invited and refereed).*

* Invited by the editors; refereed by the publishing press.

g. Academic presentations (Complete listing as of 2007):

1. Henri Gooren, Developing the Anthropology of the New Country Church Growth Assessment Protocol in Paraguay and Chile. Paper to be presented at the annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Vancouver (BC), Canada; November 20-24, 2019.

2. Henri Gooren, Comparing Latter-day Saints in Haiti, Nicaragua, and Paraguay: Growth, Decline, and the Secular Transition. Paper to be presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, St. Louis (MO); October 25-27, 2019.

3. Henri Gooren, Applying the New Country Church Growth Assessment Protocol to Paraguay and Chile. Paper to be presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, St. Louis (MO); October 25-27, 2019.

4. Henri Gooren, Comparing Latter-day Saints in Haiti, Nicaragua, and Paraguay: Growth, Decline, and the Secular Transition. Paper presented at the Global Mormon Studies conference “Decentered Mormonism” in Bordeaux, France; March 29, 2019.

5. Henri Gooren, Latter-day Saints in Haiti, Nicaragua, and Paraguay: Growth and Development. Paper presented at the annual one-day conference of the Mormon Social Science Association at Utah Valley University in Orem (UT); March 6, 2019.

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6. Henri Gooren, Mass Media Impact on Evangelization and Conversion in Churches in Paraguay. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Las Vegas (NV); October 27, 2018.

7. Henri Gooren, Conversion, Pentecostalization, and Politics in Paraguay and Chile. Invited speaker with paper at the Coventry/Oxford research group Brain, Belief, and Behavior, Oxford (UK); July 27, 2018.

8. Henri Gooren, Studying Mormonism in Latin America. Invited speaker with paper at the annual conference of the Center for Global Mormon Studies, Claremont Graduate University, Claremont (CA); March 10, 2018.

9. Henri Gooren, The Pentecostalization of the Mass Media in Paraguay. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Washington (DC); October 14, 2017.

10. Henri Gooren, Political Pentecostalism and Political Islam: Comparing and Theorizing Conversion in Latin America and the Middle-East. Paper presented at the international annual meeting of the International Society for the Sociology of Religion (ISSR) in Lausanne, Switzerland; July 4, 2017.

11. Henri Gooren, Religious Conversion Careers: Factors, Levels, and Patterns in Conversion and Radicalization. Paper presented at the international conference Croire, Faire Croire of the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva, Switzerland; April 1, 2017.

12. Henri Gooren, Political Pentecostalism and Political Islam: Comparing and Theorizing Latin America and the Middle-East. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Atlanta (GA); October 30, 2016.

13. Henri Gooren, Political Pentecostalism and Political Islam. Lightning talk given at the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, Social Work, and Criminal Justice, Oakland University, Rochester (MI); March 18, 2016.

14. Henri Gooren, The Anthropology of Religious Conversion: Analyzing Daesh. Lecture given at the Authors at Oakland Senate event in the Kresge Library, Oakland University, Rochester (MI); March 16, 2016.

15. Henri Gooren, A New Model for the Pentecostalization of Religion and Society in Paraguay and Chile. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Newport Beach (CA); October 24, 2015.

16. Henri Gooren, A New Model for the Pentecostalization of Religion and Society in Paraguay and Chile: Some Interactions with Theology. Invited keynote speaker with paper at the University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway; May 15, 2015.

17. Henri Gooren, A New Model for the Pentecostalization of Religion and Society in Paraguay and Chile: The Religious Field and Politics. Invited keynote speaker with paper at the University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway; May 13, 2015.

18. Henri Gooren, Pentecostal Conversion Careers, Generational Effects, and Civil Society in Latin America. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Indianapolis (IN); October 31, 2014.

19. Henri Gooren, La conversión y la desafiliación religiosa: Buscando patrones de cambio en prácticas de fe. Invited keynote speaker with paper at the annual meeting of the Red de Investigadores del Fenómeno Religioso en México

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(RIFREM), Universidad Autónoma de México, Mexico City, Mexico; July 9, 2014.

20. Henri Gooren, Pentecostalization, Civil Society, and Politics in Paraguay and Chile. Paper presented at the Renewal across the Americas conference at Regent University, Virginia Beach, VA; February 28, 2014.

21. Henri Gooren, Pentecostalization and Politics in Paraguay and Chile. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Boston (MA); November 9, 2013.

22. Henri Gooren, Conversion Processes and Social Networks in Latin America: Applying the Conversion Career Approach to Pentecostals in Paraguay and Chile. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Boston (MA); November 9, 2013.

23. Henri Gooren, Contrasting Pentecostalization in Paraguay with Pentecostalization in Chile. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Phoenix (AZ); November 10, 2012.

24. Henri Gooren, Resultados preliminares del proyecto de investigación sobre la pentecostalización en el Paraguay. Invited keynote speaker with paper at the Instituto Bíblico Asunción, Paraguay; July 26, 2012.

25. Henri Gooren, Religious Conversion and Deconversion: The Conversion Careers Approach in Latin America. Invited keynote speaker with paper at Bielefeld University, Bielefeld, Germany; May 22, 2012.

26. Henri Gooren, Religious Conversion and Disaffiliation: Cases from Latin America. Invited keynote speaker with paper at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Leuven, Belgium; April 19, 2012.

27. Henri Gooren, Religious Conversion and Disaffiliation: The Conversion Careers Approach. Invited keynote speaker with paper at the Department of Counseling Psychology and Special Education (CPSE), Brigham Young University, Provo (UT); February 23, 2012.

28. Henri Gooren, The Catholic Charismatic Renewal in Latin America:An Anthropological Appraisal. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Montreal (Canada); November 20, 2011.

29. Henri Gooren, Comparing the Catholic Charismatic Renewal in Asunción, Paraguay with Santiago de Chile. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Milwaukee (WI); October 29, 2011.

30. Henri Gooren, The Pentecostalization of Religion and Society in Latin America: First Findings from Chile. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Milwaukee (WI); October 28, 2011.

31. Henri Gooren, La pentecostalización de la religión y la sociedad en Chile. Keynote lecture presented at the Universidad Católica, Temuco, Chile; August 16, 2011.

32. Henri Gooren, El pentecostalismo como fenómeno transnacional. Lecture presented at IDEA, Universidad de Santiago de Chile; July 14, 2011.

33. Henri Gooren, La pentecostalización de la religión y la sociedad en Chile. Lecture presented at IDEA, Universidad de Santiago de Chile; June 28, 2011.

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34. Henri Gooren, The Pentecostalization of Religion and Society in Paraguay: First Findings. Lecture presented at the first plenary meeting of the Pentecostal and Charismatic Research Initiative (PCRI), Quito, Ecuador; May 10, 2011.

35. Henri Gooren, From Observer to Participant: Fieldwork among Pentecostals, Catholics, and Mormons in Central America. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association, New Orleans (LA); November 20, 2010.

36. Henri Gooren, Religious Conversion and Disaffiliation: Tracing Patterns of Change in Faith Practices. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Baltimore (MD); October 30, 2010.

37. Henri Gooren, The Pentecostalization of Religion and Society in Latin America: First Findings from Paraguay. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Baltimore (MD); October 29, 2010.

38. Henri Gooren, Conversion Careers: Why People Become and Remain Religiously Active. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Baltimore (MD); October 29, 2010.

39. Henri Gooren, The Catholic Charismatic Renewal in Latin America. Invited speaker of the Bishop Walter Sullivan Lecture at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond (VA); October 13, 2010.

40. Henri Gooren, Cosmopolitanism and Hybrid Identities in Four Nicaraguan Churches. Invited keynote speaker with paper at NORFACE conference Utrecht University, Hydepark Doorn (the Netherlands); February 23, 2010.

41. Henri Gooren, Socialism and Visions of Evil: The Creative Power of Transnational Pentecostal Networks. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Philadelphia (PA); December 6, 2009.

42. Henri Gooren, Between Observer and Participant: Fieldwork among Pentecostals, Catholics, and Mormons in Central America. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Denver (CO); October 24, 2009.

43. Henri Gooren, Comparing Mormons and Adventists in Latin America. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Denver (CO); October 23, 2009.

44. Henri Gooren, The Anthropology of Conversion. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Denver (CO); October 23, 2009.

45. Henri Gooren, La conversión y sus implicaciones socio-religiosas y económicas en el creyente. Invited speaker with paper at the Centro Esdras conference, Guatemala City; July 30, 2009.

46. Henri Gooren, El pentecostalismo en Guatemala: Aportes y debilidades. Invited speaker with paper at the Centro Esdras conference, Guatemala City; July 28, 2009.

47. Henri Gooren, Between Observer and Participant: Fieldwork among Pentecostals, Catholics, and Mormons in Central America. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Anthropology of Religion (a section of the American Anthropological Association), Asilomar (CA); March 28, 2009.

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48. Henri Gooren, The Anthropology of Pentecostalism: A View from Nicaragua. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association, San Francisco (CA); November 22, 2008.

49. Henri Gooren, The Anthropology of Pentecostalism in Nicaragua. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Louisville (KY); October 19, 2008.

50. Henri Gooren, The Anthropology of Catholicism in Nicaragua. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Louisville (KY); October 18, 2008.

51. Henri Gooren, Thomas O’Dea, Ancestor Worship, and the International Mormon Church. Panel contribution presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Louisville (KY); October 17, 2008.

52. Henri Gooren, Conversion, Ritual, and Time: Pentecostals and Charismatic Catholics in Managua, Nicaragua. Paper presented at the international conference Conversion and Time in Global Pentecostalism: A Lifelong “Live” Experience, Amsterdam, the Netherlands; June 12, 2008.

53. Henri Gooren, Diversiteit in de pinksterbewegingen van Nicaragua. Paper presented at the Dutch conference of the Conversion Careers research program, Amsterdam, the Netherlands; June 11, 2008.

54. Henri Gooren, Conversion Careers and Culture Politics in Pentecostalism:Comparative Results from Four Continents. Paper presented at the international conference Gestures: Religion Qua Performance, Utrecht, the Netherlands; June 9, 2008.

55. Henri Gooren, Going to Four Different Churches in Nicaragua: Inter-Religious Competition and Conversion Careers. Invited speaker with paper at the seminar Edges of Transnational Religion, Utah Valley State University, Orem (UT); March 27, 2008.

56. Henri Gooren, Mormon Dilemmas in Nicaragua. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Tampa (FL); November 3, 2007.

57. Henri Gooren, The Churches in Nicaragua: Inter-Religious Competition, Conversion, and Leadership. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Tampa (FL); November 2, 2007.

58. Henri Gooren, Ortega For President: The Religious Rebirth of Sandinismo. Invited speaker with paper at the international conference Political Parties and Democracy in Latin America: Crisis or Renewal? Utrecht, the Netherlands; October 5, 2007.

59. Henri Gooren, Latter-Day Saints Under Siege. Invited speaker with paper at the Kennedy Center, Brigham Young University, Provo (UT) and the Mormon History Association (Salt Lake City, UT); May 25 and May 29, 2007.

60. Henri Gooren, Ondernemen voor familie en kerk [A Family and Church Enterprise]. Invited keynote speaker with paper at the symposium Religion and International Cooperation in The Hague, the Netherlands; November 16, 2006.

61. Henri Gooren, The Mormons of the World: The Meaning of LDS Membership in Central America. Invited keynote speaker of the Glenn Vernon Lecture of the

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Mormon Social Science Association (MSSA) at the SSSR meeting in Portland (OR); October 19, 2006.

62. Henri Gooren, The Unique Experience of Mormons in Nicaragua. Invited speaker at the Graduate Theological Union (GTU) in Berkeley (CA); October 17, 2006.

63. Henri Gooren, Conversion Careers: Why People Become and Remain Religiously Active. Invited speaker at the San Francisco Theological Seminary (San Anselmo, CA); October 16, 2006.

64. Henri Gooren, Mormonism in Central America. Invited speaker at the Teresa Long Institute of Latin American Studies (LILAS), University of Texas at Austin (TX); March 22, 2005.

65. Henri Gooren, Mormonism in Guatemala. Invited keynote speaker at the Kennedy Center for International Relations, Brigham Young University, Provo (UT); October 19, 2002.

h. Books reviewed (a selection of 33 out of a total of 55 since 1997):

1. The Rise of Pentecostalism in Modern El Salvador: From the Blood of the Martyrs to the Baptism of the Spirit, by Timothy H. Wadkins. Exchange 48 (3) (forthcoming 2019).

2. The Mormon Quest for Glory: The Religious World of the Latter-day Saints (2013), by Melvyn Hammarberg. Sociology of Religion 75 (3): 495-496 (2014).

3. Review essay of When God Talks Back (2012), by T. M. Luhrmann. Pastoral Psychology 63 (2): 195-205 (2014).

4. Jesus and the Gang: Youth Violence and Christianity in Urban Honduras (2011), by Jon Wolseth. The Anthropology of Christianity Bibliographic Blog [http://anthrocybib.net/2013/08/02/jesus-and-the-gang-book-review/] (2013).

5. Los Evangélicos: Portraits of Latino Protestantism in the United States (2009), edited by Juan F. Martínez and Lindy Scott. Exchange 41 (2): 209-210 (2012).

6. Review essay of Deconversion: Qualitative and Quantitative Results from Cross-Cultural Research in Germany and the United States of America (2009), by Heinz Streib et al. Pastoral Psychology 60 (4): 609-617 (2011).

7. City of God: Christian Citizenship in Postwar Guatemala (2010), by Kevin Lewis O’Neill. International Bulletin of Missionary Research 34 (4): 237-238 (2010).

8. Conversion Growth of Protestant Churches in Thailand (2009), by Marten Visser. Exchange 38 (4): 404-405 (2009).

9. Reason to Believe: Cultural Agency in Latin American Evangelicalism (2007), by David Smilde. Bulletin of Latin American Research 28 (4): 564-565 (2009).

10. Re-enchanting the World: Maya Protestantism in the Guatemalan Highlands (2007), by C. Mathews Samson. Journal of Latin American Studies 41 (1): 194-196 (2009).

11. Coming Out of the “Iron Cage”: The Indigenists of the Society of the Divine Word in Paraguay, 1910-2000 (2008), by Darius J. Piwowarczyk. European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies 86: 120-122 (April 2009).

12. Law of the Harvest: Practical Principles of Effective Missionary Work (2007), by David G. Stewart Jr. Journal of Mormon History 34 (1): 228-231 (Winter 2009).

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13. The Rise of Mormonism (2005), by Rodney Stark. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 48 (1): 223-225 (March 2009).

14. Japanese Saints: Mormons in the Land of the Rising Sun (2007), by John P. Hoffman. BYU Studies 47 (4): 174-177 (2008).

15. The Spiritual Revolution: Why Religion is Giving Way to Spirituality (2005), by Paul Heelas and Linda Woodhead. Exchange 37 (1): 94-95 (2008).

16. Review essay of The Rise of Mormonism (2005), by Rodney Stark. MSSA Newsletter 28 (1): 3-9 (2007).

17. Religions in Global Society (2006), by Peter Beyer. Exchange 36 (3): 332-333 (2007).

18. Revolution, Revival, and Religious Conflict in Sandinista Nicaragua (2007), by Calvin L. Smith. Exchange 36 (2): 226-228 (2007).

19. The Next Christendom: The Coming of Global Christianity (2002), by Philip Jenkins. Exchange 36 (1): 111-112 (2007).

20. Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling – A Cultural Biography of Mormonism’s Founder (2005), by Richard L. Bushman. Journal of Contemporary Religion 22 (1): 137-138 (2007).

21. Teología: An Introduction to Hispanic Theology (2003), by Luis Pedraja. Exchange 35 (3): 338-339 (2006).

22. All Abraham’s Children: Changing Mormon Conceptions of Race and Lineage (2003) by Armand L. Mauss. Journal of Contemporary Religion 21 (3): 412-414 (2006).

23. The Blackwell Companion to Sociology of Religion (2001), edited by Richard K. Fenn. Exchange 35 (2): 251-253 (2006).

24. The Politics of the Spirit: The Political Implications of Pentecostalized Religion in Costa Rica and Guatemala (2001), by Timothy Steigenga. Exchange 34 (3): 185-186 (2005).

25. An Introduction to Pentecostalism: Global Charismatic Christianity (2004), by Allan Anderson. Ars Disputandi [www.arsdisputandi.org] 4 (1) (2004).

26. Teología en América Latina, Volumen III: El siglo de las teologías latinoamericanistas (1899-2001) [2002], edited by Josep-Ignasi Saranyana (dir.) and Carmen-José Alejos Grau (coord.). European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies 76: 145-147 (April 2004).

27. Evangelicals and Politics in Asia, Africa and Latin America (2001), by Paul Freston. BYU Studies 43 (2): 171-174 (2004).

28. The Ticos: Culture and Social Change in Costa Rica (1999), by Mavis H. Biesanz, Richard Biesanz and Karen Z. Biesanz. European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies 75: 144-146 (October 2003).

29. The Soul of Development: Biblical Christianity and Economic Transformation in Guatemala (1997), by Amy L. Sherman. Journal of Latin American Studies 34 (1): 202-203 (2002).

30. Pioneer in Guatemala: The Personal History of John Forres O’Donnal, Including the History of the Church of Jesus-Christ of Latter-day Saints In Guatemala (1997), by John Forres O’Donnal. Journal of Mormon History 27 (2): 277-280 (2001).

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31. Bautizados en fuego: Protestantes, discursos de conversión y política en Guatemala (1989-1993) [1998], by Manuela Cantón D. American Ethnologist 27 (2): 542-543 (2000).

32. The Issue of Authenticity in the Study of Religions. Religion and the Social Order, Volume 6 (1998), edited by Lewis F. Carter. Religie NU 2 (1): 42-43 (1998).

33. Creolization and Modernization at the Periphery: The Case of the Q’eqchi’es of Guatemala (1996), by Hans Siebers. European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies 63: 144-146 (December 1997).

i. Research in progress:

1. Henri Gooren, The Pentecostalization of Religion and Society in Paraguay and Chile. Forthcoming monograph, conditional acceptance by Oxford University Press USA (refereed).

2. Henri Gooren, Conversion Careers in Nicaragua: Charismatic Catholics, Pentecostals, and Mormons in Managua. Forthcoming monograph (refereed).

3. Henri Gooren, The Country Church Growth Assessment Protocol: Analyzing Protestant and Mormon Growth Patterns in Latin America. Review of Religious Research or Latin American Research Review (to be submitted in 2019).

4. Henri Gooren, Religious Change and Conversion. Pastoral Psychology (to be submitted in 2019).

5. Henri Gooren, The Pentecostalization of Religion and Society in Paraguay and Chile. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion (to be submitted in 2020).

6. Henri Gooren, The Medium Shapes the Message: Mass Media Impact on the Christian Churches in Paraguay. Review of Religious Research, Social Compass or the Journal of Media and Religion (to be submitted in 2019).

7. Henri Gooren, Is There a Pentecostalization of the Mass Media in Paraguay? Review of Religious Research, Social Compass or the Journal of Media and Religion (to be submitted in 2019).

8. Cristina Carter and Henri Gooren, Camilo Torres. In: Henri Gooren (ed.). Encyclopedia of Latin American Religions. Heidelberg, Germany: Springer Reference. Forthcoming (invited and refereed).*

9. Henri Gooren, Costa Rica. In: Henri Gooren (ed.). Encyclopedia of Latin American Religions. Heidelberg, Germany: Springer Reference. Forthcoming (invited and refereed).*

10. Henri Gooren, Paraguay. In: Henri Gooren (ed.). Encyclopedia of Latin American Religions. Heidelberg, Germany: Springer Reference. Forthcoming (invited and refereed).*

11. Henri Gooren, Preface. In: Henri Gooren (ed.). Encyclopedia of Latin American Religions. Heidelberg, Germany: Springer Reference. Forthcoming (invited and refereed).*

12. Henri Gooren, Paraguay. In: Todd Johnson (ed.). Brill Encyclopedia of Global Pentecostalism. Leiden, the Netherlands: Brill. Forthcoming (invited and refereed).*

13. Henri Gooren, Los grupos pentecostales en el Paraguay. In: Miguel Ángel Mansilla and Mariela Mosqueira (eds.). Sociología del pentecostalismo en

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América Latina. Santiago de Chile: Ril Editores, 2019. Forthcoming (invited and refereed).*

* Invited by the editors; refereed by the publishing press.

j. Grants (source, year, and amount of award):

1. Travel Grant, Global Mormon Studies, for attending the conference “Decentering Mormonism,” Bordeaux, France.Amount: $ 1,500 (2019)

2. Travel Grant, International Society for the Sociology of Religion (ISSR), Lausanne, Switzerland.Amount: 1,200 euros [about $ 1,400] (2017).

3. Individual Grant, The Pentecostalization of Religion and Society in Paraguay and Chile, Pentecostal and Charismatic Research Initiative (PCRI), John Templeton Foundation/University of Southern California.Amount: $ 100,000 (2010).

4. Research Fellowship, Oakland University, Rochester, MI.Amount: $ 8,500 (2008).

5. Travel Grant, Mormon History Association, Salt Lake City. Amount: $ 700 (2007).

6. Developing Countries PhD Fellowship (Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research NWO, WOTRO Tropical Research) In and Out of Church in Managua, Nicaragua. Amount: 55,000 euros [about $ 77,000] (2005).

7. Workshop grant (NWO) Conversion and the Religious Market.Amount: 4,000 euros [about $ 5,600] (2004).

8. Co-author of Conversion Careers and Culture Politics in Pentecostalism: A Comparative Study in Four Continents (NWO “The Future of the Religious Past”). Amount: 450,000 euros [about $ 630,000] (2003).

9. Travel Grant, paper, and lecture at Mormon History Association, Aalborg, Denmark. Amount: $ 600 (2000).

10. 6 International Travel Awards of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion (SSSR) annual meetings in Nashville, San Diego, Salt Lake City, Norfolk (VA), Kansas City (MO), and Rochester (NY).Amount: usually around $ 1,000 (1996-2005).

11. 3 Travel Grants, papers, and lectures at meetings of the Association for the Sociology of Religion (ASR) in Miami, New York, and San Francisco.Amount: usually around $ 1,000 (1993-1998).

12. Verenigde Spaarbank (VSB), PhD scholarship. Amount: almost 6,000 Euros (12,500 guilders; about $ 8,400) (1993-1998).

13. 2 Travel grants from the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO, WOTRO Tropical Research).Amount: around 1,000 Euros [about $ 1,400] each (1993-1994).

14. Fulbright scholarship for PhD graduate research on Mormonism in Central America at UC Berkeley in the United States (not accepted).

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Amount: $ 10,000 (1991).

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5. PUBLIC AND UNIVERSITY SERVICENames of Activity Dates Role in Activity

a. Public Service:

Lecture “Protests and Mass Killings in Nicaragua,” Anthropology Club, Oakland University 12/04/2018

I am again quoted twice in Christopher Sherman’s 07/27/2018 AP article “Bishops Bloodied, Churches Besieged in Nicaragua Crackdown,”

published in the Washington Post, El Nuevo Herald, and 100+ other media outlets, see: https://apnews.com/cc592306984b42be921170fbff9c0d8a

Phone Interview, Chris Sherman, Associated Press 07/23/2018 Interviewed expert on Catholic Church under siege after Nicaragua

demonstrationsI am quoted twice in Christopher Sherman’s 05/16/2018 AP article “In Nicaragua,

Daniel Ortega Bends to Catholic Church,” published in the New York Times, Washington Post, El Nuevo Herald, and 100+ other media

outlets, see: https://apnews.com/f27e65a2be044f9cb58b042613d91712

Phone Interview, Chris Sherman, Associated Press 05/08/2018 Interviewed expert on Catholic Church after Nicaragua demonstrations against

OrtegaLecture “The Changing Religious Landscape in Latin America,” Older Persons

Commission, Rochester (MI) 12/06/2017Lecture “The Day of the Dead,” Anthropology Club, Oakland University

11/02/2017 Lecture on Belgium as part of the Catalonia & Spain Forum, Oakland University

10/30/2017Lecture “My Career in Anthropology,” Anthropology Club, Oakland University

04/07/2017Lecture “Conversion Narratives in Pentecostalism,” Interfaith discussion forum,

Oakland University 04/02/2012Lecture “Conversion in Chile,” Anthropology Club, Oakland University,

03/27/2012Lecture “Fieldwork in Chile: First Findings,” Anthropology Club, Oakland

University 11/29/2011Lecture “Anthropology as a Vocation: Jack Vance and the Invention of Cultures,”

Penguicon, Troy (MI) 04/30/2011Lecture “Religion in Science Fiction: Analyzing a Shift of Focus,” Penguicon,

Troy (MI) 04/30/2011Lecture “Religious Conversion and Disaffiliation,” Rochester Hills Public

Library, Rochester Hills (MI) 04/14/2011Lecture “Conversion in Paraguay,” Anthropology Club, Oakland University

03/15/2011

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Lecture “Fieldwork in Paraguay: First Findings,” Anthropology Club, Oakland University 11/30/2010

Phone Interview, Detroit Free Press 05/17/2010 Interviewed expertLecture “The Scientific Study of Religion: A Contradiction in Terms?” Religion

& Society debate, Oakland University04/12/2010Lecture “God’s Children: Tribally Defined; Racially Divided,” Christ Church

Cranbrook, Bloomfield Hills (MI) 11/11/2009Lecture “Angels and Demons: Finding Fact in Fiction,” panel discussion on Dan

Brown, Oakland University 05/26/2009Interview, Radio Netherlands Worldwide 12/12/2007 Interviewed expertLecture “Adventures of an Anthropologist in Central America (and Beyond),”

Anthropology Club OU 11/14/2007Interview, NRC Handelsblad (newspaper) 05/09/2007 Interviewed expert

b. University Service:

Director of Religious Studies (RS) 2018- DirectorOU Career Services 2018- LiaisonSenate 2015-21 MemberInternational Education Development Grants2016-17 ReviewerRS Center for Religious Understanding 2015- MemberAAUP Advisory/Bargaining Forum 2012-18 MemberReligious Studies Advisory Board 2008-14 Chair

c. College Service:

College of Arts and Sciences Assembly 2017-18 Executive CommitteeCollege of Arts and Sciences Assembly 2015-18 MemberBA Liberal Studies Interim Director 2017 (Winter) DirectorBA Liberal Studies Executive Committee 2011- MemberFrontiers & Borders CAS Theme Committee2009-10 MemberReligion & Society CAS Theme Committee 2008-09 MemberCollege of Arts and Sciences Assembly 2007-09 Member

d. Departmental Service:

Chair Selection Oversight Committee 2017-18 MemberMerit Pay Review Committee 2015-18 ChairTenure Criteria Review Committee 2015-17 ChairMentor for Dr. Matthew May 2015- MentorResearch Grants Committee 2013-14 MemberAnthropology Major Academic Advisor 2011-18 AdvisorAnthropology Faculty Recruitment Com. 2010- MemberDepartment Awards Committee 2010-15 Chair(Pre-)Tenure Review Committees

Jon Carroll c.2 2017-18 Member

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Matthew May c.1 2017-18 MemberMike Pytlik c.1 (adjunct) 2017-18 ChairKareen Tonsing c.1 2016-17 ChairJon Carroll c.1 2015-16 ChairJacob Becker c.1 2015-16 MemberScott Smith c.4 2014-15 MemberAngela Kaiser c.2 2014-15 MemberGeorge Sanders c.4 2013-14 ChairDalton Connally c.4 2013-14 MemberTara Deubel c.1 2012-13 ChairGraham Cassano c.4 2012-13 MemberDalton Connally c.2 2011-12 MemberDalton Connally c.1 2009-10 Member

Pontiac Study Group 2008-12 MemberAnthropology Assessment Committee 2007- Secretary

6. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES RELEVANT TO YOUR APPLICATION FOR PROMOTION

a. Honors, awards

1. Oakland University, College of Arts and Sciences, Order of the Plume, Faculty Award from Students; April 25, 2019.

2. Oakland University, College of Arts and Sciences, Order of the Plume, Faculty Award from Students; April 23, 2018.

3. Oakland University, Nomination for Senate Teaching Excellence Award; December 1, 2017.

4. Oakland University, College of Arts and Sciences, Order of the Plume, Faculty Award from Students; April 25, 2017.

5. Oakland University chapter, Sigma Delta Pi-Theta Psi Hispanic Honor Society. Honorary faculty member; October 18, 2016.

6. Oakland University, The Anthropology of Religious Conversion: Analyzing Daesh/ISIL. Keynote lecture at the Authors at Oakland Senate event, Kresge Library, Rochester (MI); March 16, 2016.

7. Oakland University, Faculty Recognition Award for Research; April 9, 2014.8. Oakland University, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Scholarship

Award; December 2, 2011.9. Oakland University, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Service Award;

September 10, 2010.10. Oakland University, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Scholarship

Award; July 15, 2008.11. Oakland University, Research Fellowship; December 14, 2007.12. Henri Gooren, The Mormons of the World: The Meaning of LDS Membership in

Central America. Glenn Vernon Lecture of the Mormon Social Science Association (MSSA) in Portland (OR); October 19, 2006.

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b. Other conferences attended

1. Traverse City, Michigan: Lilly Conference on Teaching and Learning; September 23-25, 2011.

2. Traverse City, Michigan: Lilly Conference on Teaching and Learning; September 25-27, 2009.

3. Strasbourg, France: European Scientific and Technical Cooperation (COST); April 2003.

4. Helsinki, Finland: European Research Council Network; June 2002.

c. Professional, editorial, and organizational positions

1) Phd Examinations:a. Bobby Lynch, The Crucible of Pentecostal Fire: Affective Engagement,

Enhanced Identity and Increased Agency Among Ecuadorian Quichua. External examiner, Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena CA; May 15, 2019.

b. Jana Harmon, Religious Conversion of Atheists to Christianity in Contemporary Western Culture. External examiner, University of

Birmingham, UK; September 4, 2017 and revised on April 17, 2019.

c. Sara Rahmani, Drifting Through Samsara: Tacit Conversion and Disengagement in Goenka’s Vipassana Movement in New Zealand. External examiner, University of Otago, New Zealand; May 15,

2017.d. Bryan Monte, Tiny Zion: Harvest Hills, An Intentional Zionic

Community. External examiner, Tilburg University, the Netherlands; December 2, 2015.

e. Priscilla Choi, Muslim Conversion to Evangelical Christianity in Belgium. Second external examiner, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium; April 20, 2012.f. Israel Ortiz, Neo-Pentecostal Churches in Guatemala: With Special Reference to their Presence and Social Role, 1976-2006. External examiner, Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, Oxford, UK; January 4, 2008.g. Paul Davies, Faith Seeking Effectiveness: The Missionary Theology of José Míguez Bonino. Internal examiner, Theology, Utrecht University, the Netherlands; November 10, 2006.

2) Editorial Experience:a. Editor-in-Chief, Encyclopedia of Latin American Religions (two volumes, 1710 pp, forthcoming September 2019), Springer Reference Works, Netherlands/ Germany (2015-2019).b. Page proof corrector of Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama,

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Paraguay, and Uruguay for the World Christian Encyclopedia, Third Edition (Todd M. Johnson & Gina A. Zurlo eds., Oxford UP, 2020).c. Co-editor for the Religion in the Americas book series, Brill Publishers, Leiden, the Netherlands (2007-).d. Editorial Board, International Journal of Latin American Religions, Springer (2016-).e. Editorial Board, Politics and Religion, Cambridge UP (2008-).f. Academic Advisory Board, Dutch mission studies journal Exchange, Brill (2007-).g. Co-founder of and co-editor for the Dutch journal Religie en Samenleving [Religion and Society] (2005-2008).h. Editor for the Dutch mission studies journal Exchange (2003-2007).i. Reviewer (2002-) for the National Science Foundation (NSF), the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO), the Midwestern Association of Graduate Schools (MAGS), Oxford University Press, Brill, Springer, School for Advanced Research Press (Santa Fe NM), Palgrave Macmillan, and 17 scholarly journals: Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Sociology of Religion, Review of Religious Research, Latin American Research Review, Journal of Contemporary Religion, Religion, State and Society, The International Journal for the Psychology of Religion, Dialogue, Etnográfica, Ethnos: Journal of Anthropology, Religie & Samenleving, Exchange, Social Problems, Bulletin of Latin American Research, International Journal of Latin American Religions, Cultural Anthropology, Religion, and Suomen Antropologi: The Journal of the Finnish Anthropological Society.

3) Conference Organizational Activities:a) (Co-)Convener, organizer, and chair of sessions at the annual meetings of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion (SSSR) since 2003:2019 St. Louis, Missouri: “Religious Diversity in Latin America.”2018 Las Vegas, Nevada: “Religion and Spirituality in Latin America.”2017 Washington, DC: “Religion in Latin America.”2016 Atlanta, Georgia: “Religion and Spirituality in Latin America.”2015 Newport Beach, California: “Souls, Perspectivism, and Animism

in Latin America” and “Trends and Dynamics in Pentecostalism and Neo-Pentecostalism in Latin America.”

2014 Indianapolis, Indiana: “The Oxford Handbook of Religious Conversion” (2 sessions), “Changing Relationships between Religion and Society in Guatemala,” and “Contemporary Religious Diversity and Social Change in Latin America.”

2013 Boston, Massachusetts: “New Approaches to Conversion,” “Religious Change in Latin America” (2 sessions) and the MSSA Glenn Vernon Lecture by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich (Harvard Univ.).

2012 Phoenix, Arizona: “Pentecostalism in Motion” and “The Catholic Charismatic Renewal.”

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2011 Milwaukee, Wisconsin: “The Catholic Charismatic Renewal: Comparative Cases and Critical Reflection” (2 sessions) and “Religion in Latin America” (2 sessions).

2010 Baltimore, Maryland: “Reconceptualizing Conversion” (2 sessions) and “Religion in Latin America” (2 sessions).

2009 Denver, Colorado: “Rethinking Conversion” (2 sessions), “Theorizing the Growth of Mormons, Adventists, and Witnesses,” and “Religion in Latin America” (2 sessions).

2008 Louisville, Kentucky: “The Anthropology of Pentecostalism,” “The Anthropology of Catholicism,” and “Religious Markets, Prosperity, and Demography: Religion in Latin America.”

2007 Tampa, Florida: “Global Growth of Mormons, Witnesses, and Adventists,” “Global Pentecostalism,” and “Religion in Latin America.”

2006 Portland, Oregon: “Global Growth of Mormons, Witnesses, and Adventists,” “Global Pentecostalism,” and “Religion in Latin America.”

2005 Rochester, New York: “Religion in Latin America.”2004 Kansas City, Missouri: “International Mormonism” and “Religious

Competition in Latin America.”2003 Norfolk, Virginia: “International Mormonism” and “Religious

Diversity in Latin America.”

b) Co-convener and organizer of two sessions at the annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association (AAA) in New Orleans, Louisiana:2010 With Robin Shoaps (U Chicago) and Jon Bialecki (UC San Diego): “The Limits to Participation in Fieldwork with Pentecostal and Evangelical Christians.”2010 With Carolyn Schwarz (SUNY Potsdam) and Diane Austin-Broos (University of Sydney, Australia): “Going Global: The Transformative Power of Pentecostal and Charismatic Christian Networks.”c) Convener and organizer of a session at the annual meeting of the Society for the Anthropology of Religion (SAR, a section of AAA):2009 Asilomar, California: “Limits to Participation in Pentecostalism.”

d) (Co-)Convener and organizer with Simon Coleman (now University of Toronto, Canada; then University of Sussex, UK) of a session at the annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association (AAA):2008 San Francisco, California: “The Anthropology of Pentecostalism.”

e) (Co-)Convener and organizer with Achmat Salie (Oakland University, Islamic Studies) of eight public “Religion and Society” debates as part of the College of Arts and Sciences Theme year (2009-10).

d. PhD graduate student supervision

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1. Victor Cuartas, The Religious Conversion of Hispanics to Islam in the USA.Duration: 2011-2017. Middlesex University and Oxford Center for Mission Studies (OCMS, UK). Co-supervisor: David Singh (OCMS).2. Carlos Sediles R., In and Out of Church in Managua, Nicaragua. Duration: 2007-2015. Theology, Utrecht University, the Netherlands. Co-supervisors: prof. Martha Frederiks (UU), prof. Henk Tieleman (UU), and prof. Benjamin Cortés (CIEETS/ Universidad Evangélica, Managua, Nicaragua).

3. Ikuya Noguchi, Crossing Borders and Bridging Ethnicity: The Transnational and Local Dynamics of the Full Gospel Tokyo Church. Duration: 2004-2010. Anthropology, Free University Amsterdam and Theology, Utrecht University. Co-supervisors: prof. André Droogers (Free University, Amsterdam) and prof. Mark Mullins (Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan).4. René Holvast, Spiritual Mapping in the United States and Argentina, 1986-2005: A Geography of Fear.Duration: 2004-2008. Theology, Utrecht University, the Netherlands. Co-supervisor (main supervisor: prof. Karel Steenbrink); July 11, 2008.

e. Undergraduate student mentoring:

Winter 2019 Farah Zwen Graduate school mentoringFall 2018 Stephen Odett Graduate school mentoringWinter 2018 Wurood Najim UCL/UK Graduate school mentoringWinter 2018 Shatha Najim UCL/UK Graduate school mentoringFall 2017 Kathy Wolosiewicz Graduate school mentoringFall 2017 Shelly Khalish Graduate school mentoringFall 2017 Caitlinn Grimm Graduate school mentoringSummer 2017 Nerys Butler Study abroadmentoringKoreaSummer 2017 Santeiu Butler Study abroadmentoringKoreaWinter 2017 Maggie Schneider Study abroad Arg. mentoringFall 2016 Caitlin Sutton Graduate school mentoring

Winter 2016 Jacob Fraley Graduate school mentoringFall 2015 Margaret Topij Graduate school mentoringFall 2014 Megan Skoken Graduate school mentoringFall 2014 Cassandra Coaton Study abroad UK mentoringWinter 2014 Louise Haven Graduate school mentoringWinter 2014 Maria Ciavattone Graduate school mentoringWinter 2014 David Haddon Graduate school mentoringWinter 2014 Emily Klein Study abroad India mentoringFall 2013 Eric Boulis Graduate school mentoringFall 2012 Kristen Pierce Graduate school mentoringFall 2012 Rob Ninowski Graduate school mentoringFall 2012 Michael Henson Graduate school mentoringWinter 2012 Jessica Conrad Graduate school mentoringWinter 2012 Nicki Smola Volunteering Peru mentoring

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Winter 2012 Caitlin Sutton Volunteering USA mentoringWinter 2011 Christina Carr Graduate school mentoringWinter 2011 Chelsea Gruda Graduate school mentoringWinter 2011 Leilani Ward Graduate school mentoringFall 2010 Samantha Malott Graduate school mentoringFall 2010 Megan Michals Graduate school mentoringFall 2010 Ranna Mikha Graduate school mentoringWinter 2010 RoseMarie Peterson Graduate school mentoringFall 2008 Alex Pontois Graduate school mentoringWinter 2008 Grant Gifford Graduate school mentoring

f. Professional memberships:

American Anthropological Association (AAA)Association for the Sociology of Religion (ASR)Association for the Study of Religion in Latin America (ASRIL, co-founder)Mormon Social Science Association (MSSA): Board Member (2007-2011);

President (2011-2013)Religious Research Association (RRA)Society for the Scientific Study of Religion (SSSR)

g. Non-refereed professional articles in Dutch newspapers and magazines:

1) Non-refereed professional articles in Dutch newspapers1. Henri Gooren, Handige ex-paus. De Volkskrant; April 15, 2019 (Opinie en

Debat).2. Henri Gooren, Derdewereldvliegveld. De Volkskrant; August 1, 2018 (Opinie en

Debat).3. Henri Gooren, Realistisch immigratiebeleid kan hard en helder zijn. De

Volkskrant; May 1, 2015 (Opinie en Debat).4. Henri Gooren, Eén ding beloof ik: Ik stem geen PvdA meer. NRC Handelsblad;

June 7, 2013 (Opinie).5. Henri Gooren, Tanja Nijmeijer moet geweer blijven dragen. De Volkskrant;

November 6, 2010 (Opinie en Debat).6. Henri Gooren, Rede en geloof zijn niet elkaars tegengestelden. Trouw;

December 15, 2006 (de Verdieping).7. Henri Gooren, Boerkaverbod maakt boerka populairder. NRC Handelsblad;

November 29, 2006.8. Henri Gooren, Nieuwe Mens Ortega gebruikt alle kerken. Trouw; November 16,

2006 (de Verdieping).9. Henri Gooren and Cécile Raat, De Cito-toets is een tiran. Het Parool; February

24, 2004.10. Henri Gooren and Cécile Raat, Normen en waarden. NRC Handelsblad;

October 26, 2002.11. Henri Gooren, Kohnstamm maakt zich schuldig aan simplificaties. De

Volkskrant; April 4, 2000.

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12. Henri Gooren, Groei van het christendom. NRC Handelsblad; September 26, 1995.

13. Henri Gooren, De Guatemalteekse democratie. Trouw; June 25, 1994.14. Henri Gooren, De opmars der mormonen. Trouw; January 10, 1992.

2) Non-refereed professional articles in Dutch magazines

1. Henri Gooren, Diversiteit in de pinksterbewegingen van Nicaragua. CV Koers: 12-13 (June 2008).

2. Henri Gooren, Van guerrillaleider tot devoot katholiek: De nieuwe Ortega gebruikt alle kerken in Nicaragua. LA Chispa [Alerta] 323: 18 (December 2006).

3. Henri Gooren, De bekeringscarrières van nieuwe moslims in Nederland. Psyche en Geloof 17 (1): 11-21 (2006).

4. Henri Gooren, Bekering als vorm van westerse cultuurkritiek. Wereld en Zending 35 (2): 23-38 (2006).

5. Henri Gooren, Apocalyptiek en de groei van de mormoonse kerk in Midden-Amerika. Wereld en Zending 35 (1): 33-47 (2006).

6. Henri Gooren, Verbod op boerka maakt boerka juist populair: Bekering tot de islam is niet anders dan bekering tot een pinksterkerk. Centraal Weekblad. February 3, 2006: 10.

7. Henri Gooren, Katholieken of protestanten: Concurrentie tussen de kerken in Latijns-Amerika. LA Chispa [formerly called Alerta] 298: 13-15 (November 2003).

8. Henri Gooren, Apocalyptiek en de groei van pinksterkerken in Latijns-Amerika. Wereld en Zending 30 (2): 64-73 (2001).

9. Henri Gooren and Richard Singelenberg, Heaven’s Gate: ‘Het lichaam is slechts een omhulsel’. Religie NU 1 (1): 4-17 (October 1997).

10. Henri Gooren, Diefstal in Bus 72. CAhier (Periodiek voor antropologisch onderzoek Utrecht) 5 (1): 51-53 (February 1996).

11. Henri Gooren, De eindeloze oorlog. Alerta 219: 33-34 (November 1995).12. Henri Gooren, At work in Guatemala City. CERES Newsletter 1 (4): 4 (December

1995).13. Henri Gooren, Taxi naar Florida. CAhier 3 (3): 58-62 (October 1994).14. Henri Gooren, Mormoonse kerk bloeit in San José, Costa Rica – Geloven in de

enige ware kerk van Christus. Alerta (175): 17-18 (June 1991).15. Henri Gooren, De opmars van de mormoonse kerk in Costa Rica. CAhier

(Periodiek voor antropologisch onderzoek Utrecht) 1 (1): 22-25 (August 1991) .16. Henri Gooren, Geloof: een zekerheid; hoop: een veste – Veldwerk in de

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