Rebekah Neuberger

Rebekah Neuberger (she/her) has been a part of the Online and Hybrid Programs Office since May 2024. During her time as a student at the School of Theology (STH), Rebekah worked as the Administrative Coordinator for BU’s Center for Practical Theology, served as both the MDiv Representative and President over the course of two years in the Student Association, co-led the ThECOlogy student group, and received certificates in Faith & Ecological Justice and Spirituality Studies. She also worked as a graduate assistant for Dean Bryan Stone, assisting in his research on horror films and Christianity. She will continue her studies at STH in the Master of Sacred Theology program, focusing on the intersection between contemplative spirituality and environmental justice. Before receiving her Master of Divinity from STH, Rebekah graduated with a degree in English Literature from Wheaton College.

Rebekah is equal parts honored and delighted to be a part of BU STH’s administrative staff. In her work alongside Dr. Debbie Brubaker to support the school’s distance and hybrid learning community, she hopes to be a part of continuing the same compassionate and progressive spirit she has experienced as a part of the STH community and admires so much.

Rebekah lives with her husband, Josh (another Wheaton and BU STH alum!) in Brighton, along with their two cats. She reads voraciously, writes frequently but not as often as she should, crochets to varying degrees of skill, tries to get outside as often as possible, and loves her faith community at St. Cecilia Parish.