 Brian
McCorkle
Director, Danielsen Center for the Study of Religion and
Psychology
Research Assistant Professor of Counseling Psychology and Religion
B.Mus., State University of New York at Potsdam
M.A., Episcopal Divinity School
M.A., Boston University
Ph.D., Boston University
Dr. McCorkle's Recent Publications
Dr. McCorkle recently joined our faculty to direct the new
research center in religion and psychology at the Danielsen
Institute. Personal research interests include compassion
and loving kindness practices from all the world's religions;
sanctification (sacred outlook, or viewing everyday objects
and activities as having sacred dimensions); the intersection
of religion and spirituality with psychotherapy; and the
development of new research measures in the psychology of
religion with sound psychometric properties. He brings to
this work four year's research and teaching experience as
a research assistant professor at Boston University's Center
for Psychiatric Rehabilitation. Dr. McCorkle is a practitioner
and teacher of Tibetan Buddhism.
Email: mccorkle@bu.edu
Homepage: http://people.bu.edu/mccorkle
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