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Heidi A Campbell Department of Communication, Texas A&M University

102 Bolton Hall, 4234 TAMU, College Station, TX 77843 979-847-9474 (office phone), heidic@tamu.edu (email)

EDUCATION Doctor of Philosophy (1997-2002) University of Edinburgh--Edinburgh, Scotland * Computer-Mediated Communication and Practical Theology * Thesis: Investigating Community Through an Analysis of Christian Email Online Communities Master of Theology (1996-1997) University of Edinburgh--Edinburgh, Scotland * Theology and Ethics of Communication (Graduated with Distinction) * Supervisors: Jolyon Mitchell & Kevin Vanhoozer Bachelor of Arts (1988-1992) Spring Arbor University--Spring Arbor, MI (USA) * Communications and International Studies (Summa Cum Laude) * Supervisors: Jolyon Mitchell & Hamish Macleod EMPLOYMENT Professor of Communication (2018-present) Department of Communication Texas A & M University, College Station, Texas (USA) Harron Family Endowed Chair in Communication (2018) Department of Communication Villanova University, Villanova, PA (USA) Associate Professor of Communication (2011-2018) Department of Communication Texas A & M University, College Station, Texas (USA) Affiliate Faculty in Religious Studies (2010-present) Religious Studies Minor-College of Liberal Arts Interdisciplinary Program Texas A & M University, College Station, Texas (USA) Assistant Professor of Communication (2005-2011) Department of Communication Texas A & M University, College Station, Texas (USA) PUBLICATIONS Books Campbell, H. & Garner, S. (2016). Networked Theology: Negotiating Faith in Digital Culture. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic.

Campbell, H. (2010). When religion meets new media. London: Routledge. Campbell, H. (2005). Exploring religious community online. New York: Peter Lang-Digital Formation Series.

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Edited Books Campbell, H. (2018). Religion and Internet, Vol. 1, Mapping the Rise of the Study of Religious Practice Online, London: Routledge. Campbell, H. (2018). Religion and Internet, Vol. 2, Key Themes in the Study of Digital Religion, London: Routledge. Campbell, H. (2018). Religion and Internet, Vol. 3, Research Methods and Theories in Digital Religion Studies, London: Routledge. Campbell, H. (2015). Digital Judaism: Jewish negotiations with digital media and culture, New York: Routledge. Campbell, H. & Grieve, G. (2014). Playing with religion in digital games. Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press. Campbell, H. (2013). Digital religion. Understanding religious practice in new media worlds. London: Routledge. Campbell, H. & Looy, H. (2009). The science and religion primer. Grand Rapids: Baker Academic. Refereed Journal Articles Tsuria, R., Bellar, W., Campbell, H., & Cho, J.* (forthcoming). “Tension between Technological and Religious Affordances in the Design and Presentation of Sacred Text Mobile Applications”, Journal of Contemporary Religion. Campbell, H.A., Sheldon, Z.*, Gibson, J.#, & Guzman, G.# (forthcoming). Technological Mediation of Identity in American Multi-Site Churches, Ecclesial Practices. Campbell, H.A. & Evolvi, G. (2019). Contextualizing Current Digital Religion Research on Emerging Technologies, Journal of Human Behavior and Emerging Technologies. 1(3): 1–13. URL: https://doi.org/10.1002/hbe2.149 Xu, S. & Campbell, H.A. (2018). Surveying Digital Religion in China: Characteristics of Religion on the Internet in Mainland China, The Communication Review, 21(4): 253-276. Campbell, H., Joiner, L. # & Lawrence, S.,# (2018). Responding to the Meme-ing of the Religious Other, Journal of Religion and Communication, 14(2): 27-42. Campbell, H., Arrezndo, K. #, Dundas, K.,# & Wolf, C.# (2018). "The Dissonance of “Civil” Religion in Religious-Political Memetic Discourse During the 2016 Presidential Elections", Social Media+Society, https://doi.org/10.1177/2056305118782678. Campbell, H. (2017) “Religious Communication and Technology”, The Annals of the ICA, 41(3-4). Tsuria, R.*, Yadlin-Segal, A.*,Virtillo, A.*& Campbell, H. (2017) “Approaches to Digital Methods in Studies of Digital Religion”, The Communication Review, 20 (2):73-97. Aguilar, A.#, Campbell, H., Stanley, M.# & Taylor, E.# (2017) “Communication Mixed Messages About Religion through Internet Memes”, Information, Communication & Society, 20 (10): 1458-1520. Lövheim, M. & Campbell, H. (2017) Considering Critical Methods and Theoretical Lenses in Digital Religion Studies. New Media and Society. 19 (1): 5-14.

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Campbell, H. (2017) “Theoretical Approaches within Digital Religion Studies” New Media and Society. 19 (1):15-24. Campbell, H. (2016) “Framing the Human-Technology Relationship: How Religious Digital Creatives Enact Posthuman Discourses, Social Compass. 63(3): 302-318. Campbell, H. & Virtullo, A.* (2016) “Accessing Changes in the Study of Religious Communities in Digital Religion Studies” Church, Communication & Culture. 1(1):73-89. Campbell, H. (2016) “Problematizing the Human-Technology Relationship through Techno-Spiritual Myths Presented in The Machine, Transcendence and Her”, Journal of Religion & Film. 20 (1): Article 21. URL: http://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/jrf/vol20/iss1/21/ Campbell, H., Grieve, G.P., Gregory, R., Lufts, S., Wagner, R. & Zeiler, X. (2016). “Gaming Religionworlds: Why Religious Studies Should Pay Attention to Religion in Gaming”, Journal of the American Academy of Religion. 81(3): 641-664. Golan, O. & Campbell, H. (2015) “Strategic Management of Religious Websites: The Case of Israel’s Orthodox Communities.” Journal of Computer-mediated Communication 20 (4): 467-486. Campbell, H. & Delashmutt, M. (2014). Studying technology & ecclesiology in online multi-site worship. Journal of Contemporary Religion. 29 (2): 267-285. Campbell, H.A., Altenhofen, B.,* Bellar, W.*& Cho, K.J.* (2014) There’s a Religious App for that!: A Framework for Studying Religious Mobile Applications, Mobile Media & Communication. 2(2): 154-172. Grieve, G. P. & Campbell, H. (2014) Studying Religion in Digital Gaming: A Critical Review of an Emerging Field. Online – Heidelberg Journal of Religions on the Internet. 5(1). Retrieved from http://archiv.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/ojs/index.php/religions/article/view/12183/6027 Campbell, H.A. (2013). Religion and the internet: A microcosm for studying internet trends and implications. New Media & Society. 15(5): 680-694. Kluver, R., Campbell, H. & Balfour, S. (2013). The limits of language: Digital technologies and new methodologies for global media research. Journal of Electronic Broadcasting and Media, 57(1), 4–19. [Lead Article] Campbell, H. & Hawk, D.# (2012). Al Jazeera’s framing of social media during the Arab Spring. CyberOrient, 6(1). Retrieved from http://www.cyberorient.net/article.do?articleId=7758 Campbell, H. (2012). Understanding the relationship between religious practice online and offline in a networked society. Journal of the American Academy of Religion. 80(1), 64-93. Campbell, H. & Lovheim, M. (2011). Studying the online-offline connection in religion online. Information, Communication & Society, 14(8), 1083-1096. [Lead Article] Campbell, H. (2011) Religious engagement with the internet within Israeli Orthodox groups. Israel Affairs. 17(3), 364-383. Campbell, H. & Golan, O. (2011). Creating digital enclaves: Negotiation of the internet amongst bounded religious communities. Media, Culture & Society. 33(5), 709-724.

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Ward, P. & Campbell, H. (2011). Worshiping as narrative and performance: An empirical study of a charismatic worship event. International Journal of Practical Theology, 15(2), 226-242. Campbell, H. & LaPastina, A. (2010). How the iPhone became divine: Blogging, religion and intertextuality. New Media and Society. 12(7), 1191-1127. Campbell, H. (2010). Bloggers and religious authority online. Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, 15(2), 251-276. Campbell, H., Lynch, G. & Ward, P. (2009). “Can you hear the army?”: Exploring evangelical discourse in Scottish youth prayer meetings. Journal of Contemporary Religion, 24(2), 219-236. Campbell, H. (2007). “What hath God wrought”: Considering how religious communities culture (or kosher) the cell phone. Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies, 2(2), 191-203. Campbell, H. (2007). Who’s got the power? The question of religious authority and the internet. Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, 12(3). Retrieved from http://jcmc.indiana.edu/vol12/issue3/campbell.html Campbell, H. & Calderon, P.* (2007). The question of Christian community online. Studies in World Christianity, 13(3), 261-277. Campbell, H. (2006). Postcyborg ethics: A new way to speak of technology? EME: Exploration in Media Ecology, 5(4), 279-296. Campbell, H. (2006). Christian websites. Reviews in Religion and Theology, 32(4), 218-219. Campbell, H. (2005). Making space for religion in internet studies. The Information Society, 21(4), 309-315. Campbell, H. (2005). Considering spiritual dimensions within computer-mediated communication studies. New Media and Society, 7(1), 111-135. Campbell, H. (2005). Spiritualising the internet: Uncovering discourse and narrative of religious internet usage. Online: Heidelberg Journal of Religion on the Internet, 1(1). Retrieved from http://www.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/archiv/5824 Campbell, H. (2004). Challenges created by online religious networks. Journal of Media and Religion, 3(2), 81-99. Edited Works Campbell, H. (Guest Ed.) (forthcoming 2020). Digital Ecclesiology. Special Issue of Ecclesial Practices. Petersen, K. & Campbell, H. (Guest Eds.) (forthcoming 2020). Media, Religion and Public Scholarship. Special Issue of Journal of Religion, Media & Digital Culture. Campbell, H. & Lovheim, M. (Guest Eds.) (2017). Critical Methods and Theoretical Lens in Studies of New Media and Religion. Special Issue of New Media and Society. 19(1) Campbell, H. & Lovheim, M. (Guest Eds.) (2011). Religion and the Internet: The online-offline connection. Special Issue of Information, Communication & Society, 14(8).

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Campbell, H. & Mitchell, J. (1999). Interactions: Reflections of film, television and the internet. Edinburgh: Centre for Theology & Public Issues. Book Chapters Sheldon, Z.* & Campbell, H.A. forthcoming). Divine Revelation in Digital Religion, Oxford Handbook on Divine Revelation, Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press. Campbell, H.A. & Bajan, A.* (forthcoming). Religious Cyber Behaviour and Digital Religion Studies, Cambridge Handbook on Cyber Behaviour, Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. Campbell, H. & Connelly, L. (forthcoming). Religion and Digital Media: Studying Materiality in Digital Religion. In V. Narayanan & M. Vásquez, (Eds.), Blackwell’s Companion on Material Religion, London: Blackwell. Bellar, W & Campbell, H.A. (forthcoming). Building Social Sites of Collaborative Research: A Case Study of the Network of New Media, Religion & Digital Culture Studies, C. Cantwell & K. Petersen, Introduction to DH: Research Methods in the Study of Religion, Amsterdam: De Gruyters. Bajan, A.* & Campbell, H. Online Media and Religion in America, (forthcoming) Oxford Handbook of Religion in America. Tsuria, R.* & Campbell, H. (2019) “Understanding Jewish digital media in Israel: between technological affordances and religious-cultural uses”, Mediatized Religion in Asia - Studies on Digital Media and Religion. Campbell, H. (2018). “Introduction to the Study of Digital Religion”, Religion and Internet, Vol. 1, Mapping the Rise of the Study of Religious Practice Online, London: Routledge. Campbell, H. & Rule, F.* (2016). “The Practice of Digital Religion” Handbook Social Practices and Digital Life-Worlds/ Handbuch Soziale Praktiken und Digitale Alltagswelten. Heidrun Friese, Gala Rebane, Marcus Nolden und Miriam Schreiter (eds), (pp. 1-12) Germany: Springer Publishing. Campbell, H. & Altenhofen, B.* (2015). Methodological Challenges, Innovations and Growing Pains in Digital Religion Research. In S. Cheruvallil-Contractor & S. Shakkour (Eds.) Digital Methodologies in the Sociology of Religion. (pp. 1-12) London: Bloomsbury Publishing. Campbell, H. (2015). Studying Jewish Engagement with Digital Media and Culture. In H. Campbell (Ed), Digital Judaism: Jewish Negotiations with Digital Media and Technology, (pp. 1-15) New York: Routledge. Campbell, H. & Bellar, W.* (2015). Sanctifying the Internet: Aish’s Use of the Internet for Digital Outreach. In H. Campbell (Ed), Digital Judaism: Jewish Negotiations with Digital Media and Technology, (pp. 74-90) New York: Routledge. Campbell, H. & Teusner, P. E. (2015). Internet and social media, In J. Lyden & E. Mazur, (Eds.), Routledge’s Companion to Religion and Popular Culture, (pp. 154-168) London: Routledge Campbell, H. & Grieve, G. (2014). Playing with Religion Offers Digital Game Studies IN: Playing with Religion in Digital Gaming, (pp. 1-24) Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press. Campbell, H. & Fulton, D.# (2013). Bounded religious communities management of the challenge of new media: Baha’i negotiation with the internet, In D. Herbert & M. Gillispe, (Eds.), Social Media and Religious Change, (pp. 185-200) Berlin: De Gruyters.

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Haughey, R.# & Campbell, H. (2013). Modern-day martyrs: Fans’ online reconstruction of celebrities as divine, In D. Herbert & M. Gillispe, (Eds.), Social Media and Religious Change, (pp.103-120) Berlin: De Gruyters. Campbell, H. (2013). Evangelicals and the internet. In R. Woods (Ed.) Evangelical Christians and popular culture, Vol. 1: Film, Radio, Television and the Internet, (pp. 277-291) Santa Barbara, CA: Praeger Publishing. Campbell, H. (2013). Community, In H. Campbell, (Ed.), Digital religion. Understanding religious practice in new media worlds. (pp. 57-71) London: Routledge. Campbell, H. (2013). The rise of the study of digital religion, In H. Campbell, (Ed.), Digital religion. Understanding religious practice in new media worlds. (pp. 1-22) London: Routledge. Campbell, H. (2012) Religious engagement with the internet within Israeli Orthodox groups. In G. Doron & A-Lev-On (Eds.), New Media, Politics and Society in Israel. London: Routledge. Campbell, H. (2012). How religious communities negotiate new media religiously. In C. Ess & P. Cheong (Eds.), Digital faith and culture: Perspectives, practices and futures. (pp. 81-96) New York: Peter Lang Publishing. Campbell, H. (2011). Internet and religion. In C. Ess & M. Consalvo (Eds.), Handbook on Internet studies. (pp. 236-250). Oxford: Blackwell. Campbell, H. (2010). Islamogaming. Digital dignity via alternative storytelling. In C. Deitweiler (Ed.), Halos and avatars: Playing (video) games with God, (pp. 63-74). Louisville: Westminster Press. Campbell, H. (2006). Texting the faith: Religious users and cell phone culture. In A. Kavoori & N. Archeaux (Eds.), The cell phone reader. Essays in social transformation. (pp. 139-154). New York: Peter Lang. Campbell, H. (2004). The internet as social-spiritual space. In J. MacKay (Ed.), Netting citizens: Exploring citizenship in the internet age (pp. 208-231). Edinburgh: St. Andrew’s Press. Campbell, H. (2004). This is my church: Seeing the internet and club culture as spiritual space. In L. Dawson & D. Cowan (Eds.), Religion Online: Finding Faith on the Internet (pp. 107-121). New York: Routledge. Campbell, H. (2003). Congregation of the disembodied. In M. Wolf (Ed.), Virtual morality (pp. 179-199). London: Peter Lang Publishing. Campbell, H. (2003). A review of religious computer-mediated communication research. In S. Marriage & J. Mitchell (Eds.), Mediating religion: Conversations in media, culture and religion (pp. 213-228). Edinburgh: T & T Clark/Continuum. Other Publications DICTIONARY & ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES Bellar, W., Cho, J.* & Campbell, H. (2018). “Religious Use of Mobile Phones” In Z. Yeng (ed.) Encyclopedia of Information Science & Technology. 4th Ed, (pp. 6161-6170) Hershey, PA: IGI Global. Cho, J.* & Campbell, H. (2015). “Religious Use of Mobile Phones” In Z. Yeng (ed.) Encyclopedia of Mobile Phone Behavior. Vol. 1, (pp. 308-321) Hershey, PA: IGI Global.

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Campbell, H. & Connelly, L. (2015). Religion and New Media. In: James D. Wright (editor-in-chief), International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences, 2nd edition, Vol 20. (pp. 273–278) Oxford: Elsevier. Campbell, H. & Connelly, L.* (2012). Cyber Behavior and religious practice on the internet. In Z. Yeng (ed.) Encyclopedia of Cyber Behavior. (pp. 434-445) Hershey, PA: IGI Global. Campbell, H. (2011). Technology & spirituality. In Dictionary of Christian spirituality. (pp. 786-787). Grand Rapids: Zondervan Academic. Campbell, H. (2011). Internet. In Dictionary of Christian spirituality. (pp. 533-534). Grand Rapids: Zondervan Academic. Campbell, H. (2009). Posthuman. In The science and religion primer (pp. 177-179). Grand Rapids: Baker Academic. Campbell, H. (2006). Internet and cyber environments. In Encyclopaedia of religion, communication and media (pp. 177-182). Great Barrington: Berkshire Publications/Sage Reference. Campbell, H. & Elmatti, H. (2005). Motion pictures and nature. In Encyclopaedia of religion and nature (pp. 1111-1113). New York/London: Continuum. Campbell, H. (2003). Online communities, religious. In Encyclopaedia of community (Vol. 3, pp. 1027-1028). Great Barrington: Berkshire Publications/Sage Reference. Campbell, H. (2003). Pilgrimage. In Encyclopaedia of community (Vol. 3, pp. 1071-1073). Great Barrington: Berkshire Publications/Sage Reference. INVITED ARTICLES Campbell, H. (forthcoming). “When Muslim Memes are Mean: Memetic Virality as Religious Microaggressions” Conference Proceedings of Populism, Extremism and New Media Conference, University of Padua, Italy. Heidi Campbell (28 Sept 2017) Digital Religion Studies as Forum for Studying the Intersection Between Religion and the Digital, [Invited Posting] MediaCommons, URL: http://mediacommons.futureofthebook.org/question/how-does-digital-intersect-spiritualityreligion-how-have-digitalvirtual-technologies-broa-2 Campbell, H. (6 Oct 2015) Take a virtual hajj to experience Islam’s holiest city. The New Scientist, URL: https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn28292-take-a-virtual-hajj-to-experience-islams-holiest-city/ Campbell, H. (2014). Koshering the cell phone. In J. Mahan (ed.) Media, Religion and Culture: An Introduction. (pp. 119-121) New York: Routledge. Kluver, R., Campbell, H. & Chinn, J.* (2014). CONOPOS for WMS 2: Exploring Operational and Academic Capabilities. Report Prepared for Raytheon BBN Technologies & the Technical Support Working Group (TSWG). Bellar, W.*, Campbell, H, Cho, K.J.*, Terry, A.*, Tsuria, R.*, Yadlin-Segal, A.*, & Ziemer, J.* (2013) Reading Religion in Internet Memes. Journal of Religion, Media & Digital Culture. Retrieved from http://jrmdc.com/papers/2-2-bellar/.

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Campbell, H. (2012). Review of Digital Jesus: The Making of a Christian Fundamentalist Community Online. Journal of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, 51: 196-197. Campbell, H. & Teusner, P. (2011). Religious authority in the age of the internet. Virtual Lives: Christian Reflection (pp. 59-68). Baylor University Press. URL: http://www.baylor.edu/content/services/document.php/130947.pdf Campbell, H. (2010). Preface. In D. Arasa, L. Cantoni, L. Ruiz, Religious internet communication, facts, experiences and trends in the Catholic Church (pp. 1-3). Rome: Pontifical University Press. Campbell, H. (2007). Living as the networked people of God. In Voices of the Virtual World: Participative Technology and the Ecclesial Revolution. Wikiklesia Press: Lulu.com. Campbell, H. (2006). Religion and the internet. Communication Research Trends, 26(1), 3-24. Campbell, H. (2006). On posthumans, transhumanism and cyborgs: Towards a transhumanist-Christian conversation. Modern Believing, 47(2), 61-73. Campbell, H. (2002) Understanding the online context. In 2003 Pfeiffer & Jones annuals (pp. 219-227). San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Publishers. Campbell, H. (2001). Ethical implication of online research. In 2002 Pfeiffer & Jones annuals (Vol. 2, pp. 153-158). San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Publishers. Campbell, H. (2001). A new forum for religion: Spiritual pilgrimage online. TransMissions, 1, 8-9. Campbell, H. (1996). The evolution of values in boomers, Xers and the Nintendo generation. The Bradford Papers, 6(1), 98-109. [*= graduate student co-author; #= undergraduate student co-author] GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS & HONORS Research Grants (External):

- Social Media Monitoring System, Co-PI, Funded by BBN Rathyeon, providing consultation on development of research tools for international social media analysis- [$8000] 2012-2014

- Media Monitoring System, Summer Salary Support, Funded by Technology Support Working Group (US Dept of Defense), assessed and implemented research strategies related to the broadcast media system and helped develop Arab Spring Archive –[$13,000] 2012.

- American Academy of Religion Individual Research Grant for project entitled “The role of religious beliefs in shaping attitudes and access to information and communication technologies in Israel” [$3000]-2006

- John Templeton Foundation Grant for project entitled “A Science and Religion Primer” (grant shared with Dr. Heather Looy, The King’s College-Alberta, Canada) [$16,000]- 2006

- Caesarea Edmond Benjamin de Rothschild Foundation Institute for Interdisciplinary Applications of Computer Science Visitors Fellowship, University of Haifa-Israel [$5000]-2004

- Institute for the Advanced Studies of the Humanities Postdoctoral Bursary [£15,000 ($30,000)]- 2003-2004

- Grants obtained for SCOT research project on youth and spirituality in Scotland from Jerusalem Trust & Novum Trust amounting [£2500 ($5000)]- 2001

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Research Grants (Internal): - Glasscock Undergraduate Summer Seminar Grant, Religious (In)Tolerance and (In)Civility in

Digital Media & Culture, Funded by Glasscock Center for Humanities, 2018 [$5000] - Glasscock Three-Year Seminar Grant, PI/Convener, Funded by Glasscock Center for Humanities

Research-TAMU for interdisciplinary “Media & Religion” seminar to run 2014-2017- [$9000] - CLLA International Travel & Research Grant-TAMU to attend & give plenary at International

Society of Media, Religion & Culture Conference at University of Kent-UK- [$1500]-2014 - CLLA International Travel & Research Grant-TAMU to attend & keynote at French Association

of Social Sciences of Religion Conference at University of Paris- [$1500]-2013 - TAMU’s Institute for Digital Humanities, Media and Culture Faculty Fellowship-Equipment

Grant for project “There’s an App for that: Developing a Method and Resources for Studying Mobile Applications” [$4800]-2012

- Digital Humanities Project Fellowship from the Melbern G. Glasscock Center-TAMU for project entitled “The New Media, Religion and Digital Culture Project” [$10,000]-2009

- CLLA Faculty Research Enhancement Grant (TAMU) for project entitled “Networked Religion: Considering Religious Practice in an Age of the Internet” [$5000]-2009

- Scholarly & Creative Activities Award (TAMU), for project entitled “Using New Media for Religious Identity Construction and its Impact on a Global Information Society” [$9,940]-2006

- Big 12 Faculty Exchange Fellowship [$460]- 2006 - International Research Travel Assistance Grant-IRTAG (TAMU) for project entitled “The role of

religious beliefs in shaping attitudes and access to information and communication technologies in Israel”. [$3300]- 2005

Fellowships (External):

- Research Fellow, Internet Center for Advanced Studies, Ruhr University-Bochum, Germany (Spring 2020)

- Visiting Research Fellow, New College, University of Edinburgh (Spring 2013) - Durham University’s COFUND Senior Scholars Fellowship, Institute for Advanced Studies/St

Johns College (Fall 2012), http://www.dur.ac.uk/ias/fellows/cofundfellows/srf1213/campbell/ - Distinguished Academic Visitor, Vaughan Park Anglican Retreat & Research Center (New

Zealand), "Networked Religion: Considering How the Internet Reflects Lived Religion” (Fall 2009)

- Academic Visitor/Postdoctoral Fellow at Caesarea Rothschild Institute for Interdisciplinary Applications of Computer Science, University of Haifa, Israel (Spring 2004, Summer 2006 & Summer 2008)

- Templeton Oxford Summer Seminar & Fellowship in Science & Religion, Oxford University, UK (2003-2005) [$5000 stipend]

- Institute for the Advanced Studies in the Humanities Postdoctoral Fellowship, awarded for 18-months, University of Edinburgh, Scotland (2003-2004) [£18,000 stipend]

- Pew Younger Scholars Mentoring Team led by Dr. Clifford Christians funded by Pew Foundation (2000-2002)

Fellowships (Internal):

- Arts & Humanities Fellow [$15000 stipend] (2019-2022) - Presidential Impact Fellow [$75000 stipend] (2018-2021) - Glasscock Internal Faculty Fellow (Spring 2016) - Liberal Arts Digital Humanities Support Fellowship, TAMU (2009-2010) - Stipendary Faculty Fellow, Religious Studies, Melbern G. Glasscock Center–TAMU, project

entitled "Koshering and Negotiating the Religious Israeli Internet" (2008-2009) [$1500 stipend] - Stipendary Faculty Fellow, Communication, Melbern G. Glasscock Center for Humanities

Research –TAMU, project entitled “Reading New Media Religiously: Technological Discourse in Jewish, Muslim, and Christian Communities" (2005-2006) [$1500 stipend]

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Postdoctoral Research Seminars (Competitively Selected) - Digital Humanities Summer Institute- University of Victoria [Full Tuition Scholarship], held at

University of Victoria, June 2014 - Globalization & Religion Seminar led by Prof. Miroslav Volf of Yale University, held at Calvin

College (MI, USA), July 2010 [$1000 stipend] - National Science Foundation funded Summer Research Institute for the Science of Socio-

Technical Systems (Portland, OR), June 2010 Texas A&M Development Programs (Competitively Selected)

- TAMU- College of Liberal Arts Diversity Learning Community, 2010 - TAMU- One-Semester Teaching Enhancement Program, Fall 2007 - TAMU- College of Liberal Arts Summer Institute of Instruction in Technology, June 2007

[$3000 stipend] Postdoctoral Honors:

- Clifford G Christians Research Ethics Award for book entitled Networked Theology (2018) - Presidential Impact Fellow, Texas A&M University (2018-2020) - Spring Arbor University Alumni Association, Professional Excellence Award (2018) - Religious Communication Association, Scholar of the Year Award (2017) - TAMU Center for Teaching Excellence, Aggies Celebrate Teaching!—Transformational

Learning Award (2017) - Texas A&M Communication Graduate Student Association Faculty Mentorship Award (2014) - Southwest Commission on Religious Studies, Junior Scholars Award (2006) - Book listed in the top 12 books in the history of media and religion by the American Journalism

Historians Association. [Ferré, J. (2006) A dozen best: Top books on the history of media and religion. American Journalism, 23(4), 135-43.].

Postgraduate Honors:

- Selected for Institute of Humane Studies, “Freedom & Society Seminar,” University of Virginia (1999)

- Selected for Pew Younger Scholars Seminar, “Technology & the Human Condition,” Notre Dame University (1998)

- Selected for Kira Institute Summer School, “Values in a World of Fact,” Amherst College (1998) Undergraduate Honors:

- Divisional & Departmental Distinctions, All-American Scholar’s Award, National Dean’s List, Who’s Who Among American University Students & Society for Collegiate Journalists (1992)

PRESENTATIONS Keynotes and Plenaries Campbell, H. (19 March 2019) “Digital Religion and the Religious Work of Digital Creatives, Opening Keynote, ReligionCom Conference on Digital Religion, KU-Leuven, Belgium Campbell, H. (17 March 2019) “Approaching Religious Authority through the Work of Digital Creatives”, Public Lecture, University of Milan, Italy. Campbell, H. (11 Feb 2019) “Reconstructing Religious Authority through the Work of Digital Creatives”, Opening Plenary, Workshop on Authority, Internet & Religious Contexts, Center for Religious Studies (CERES), Ruhr University-Bochum, Germany. Campbell, H. (5 Dec 2018) “Rethinking Religious Authority in Digital Culture: Digital Creatives as Religion's New Interpreters”, 2018 Harron Family Endowed Chair Lecture, University of Villanova, USA

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Campbell, H. (8 Oct 2018) “What Theology and Religious Practice Looks like in an age of Digital Religion” Keynote at conference on Digital Religion, EURAC, Bolzano, Italy. Campbell, H. (17 May 2018) “Religious Authority in a Digital Age: Negotiating Influence in Jewish and Christian Communities” Opening Plenary, Seminar on Religion and Innovation, Bruno Kessler Institute, Trento, Italy. Campbell, H. (19 March 2018) “Religion and Social Media” Invited Plenary Speaker, Center for Religion in Public Life, Rice University, USA Campbell, H. (12 March 2018) “What Can We Learn About Technology & Faith through a Networked Theology” Workshop Keynote—A Theology of Digitization, University of Zurich, Switzerland. Campbell, H. (8 Nov 2017) “Communicating about Faith in a Mean "Meme" World: Responding to Religious Uncivil Discourse in Digital Culture” Scholar of the Year Award Keynote, Religious Communication Association, Dallas, TX. Campbell, H. (17 June 2016). “The Growth and Development of Digital Religion Studies” Invited Keynote at Transnational American Studies Institute Workshop on Religion and Media at Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany. Campbell, H. (7 Nov 2015). “How the iPhone became Divine: Lessons in Spiritualizing Technology”, Plenary at Rewiring Technology Conference, Fuller Seminary, Seattle, WA, USA. Campbell, H. (17 Oct 2015). “El Papa Nell'era Digital (?): The Rise of the Digital Papacy”, Plenary at The Evolution of the Papacy: Modernity, Mission & Media Conference, Northwestern University (USA). Campbell, H. (7 August, 2014). “Mediatization and Mediation in Digital Religion Studies” Conference Plenary International Conference on Media, Culture & Religion, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK. Campbell, H. (17 June 2013) “Negotiating Authority and Building a Technological Apologetic through Digital Text Work”. Keynote at Digital Media and Sacred Text Conference, Open University, London, UK. Campbell, H. (4 June 2013) “Considering Trends Towards Networked Religion in Online and Offline Cultures”. Opening Keynote at European Christian Internet Conference, Dublin, Ireland. Campbell, H. (13 May 2013) “Networked Religion: How Faith is Lived in a Networked Society”. Opening Keynote at Ethnography and Ecclesiology Conference: The Church in the Digital, Luther Seminary, St Paul, MN, USA. Campbell, H. (2 April 2013) “Understanding Religion in a Networked Society” Invited Annual Lecture of Observatori de Communicio, Religio i Cultura presented at Facultat de Comunicio Blanquerna, Univeristat Ramon Lull, Barcelona, Spain. Campbell, H. (4 Feb 2013) “Networked Religion: Understanding Religion Online and Offline” Opening Plenary presented at Le religieux sur Internet, French Association of Social Sciences of Religion Conference, University of Paris, France. Campbell, H. (23 Jan 2013) “Engaging with Digital Religion” Opening Plenary presented at Sacred Pixels: Engaging Digital Spirituality Symposium, Santa Clara University, CA, USA.

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Campbell, H. (16 Nov 2012) “Methodological Challenges, Innovations and Growing Pains in Digital Religion Research” Opening Keynote presented at Digital Methodologies in the Sociology of Religion Conference, University of Derby, UK. Campbell, H. (22 June 2012) “When Religion Meets New Media: Religious Social Shaping of Technology.” Opening Keynote presented at The Digital Society Conference, Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, USA. Campbell, H. (13 June 2012) “Networked Religion: Understanding the relationship between religious practice online and offline in a network society.” Opening Keynote presented at Digital Religion Conference, Donner Institute-University of Turku, Finland. Campbell, H. (11 May 2012) “The Religious-Social Shaping of Technology and the Case of the Kosher Cell Phone”, Plenary presented at Mystic Media Conference, University of Fribourg, Switzerland. Campbell, H. (13 Jan 2012) “Networked Religion: Understanding the relationship between religious practice online and offline in a network society.” Keynote presented at International Conference on Digital Religion Conference, University of Colorado-Boulder, , COUSA. Campbell, H. (6 May 2011). “Digital Lived Religion: Theological Reflections on a World Gone Wireless.” Field of Dreams? Study of Religion & Popular Culture Conference. Keynote Presented at Sarum College, UK. Campbell, H. (14 April 2011). “Considering the Performance of Religious Identity Online” Faith 2.0: Religion and the Internet. Plenary Presented at Royal Society of the Arts, London. Sponsored by Tony Blair Faith Foundation. Campbell, H. (17 Oct 2010) “What’s all the fuss? It’s only the Internet?!” Keynote presented at Theological Refractions on the Internet, University of Durham, UK. Campbell, H. (14 Oct 2010) “What’s all the fuss? It’s only the Internet?!” Keynote presented at Christianity and New Media Conference, University of London, UK. Campbell, H. (26 June, 2010). “When Religion Meets New Media.” Keynote presented for the Social Media and the Sacred Conference, Open University, London, UK. Campbell, H. (March, 2010). “Religious Authority and the Internet.” Plenary for the Digital Religion Symposium, New York University, New York, NY, USA. Campbell, H. (February, 2010). “When Religion Meets New Media: How to Negotiate New Technologies Religiously.” Keynote presented to the Baptist Media Forum, Texas, USA. Campbell, H. (January, 2010). “Considering Authentic and Legitimate Communication in Religious Virtual Worlds.” Plenary presented for the Virtuality and Sociality Symposium-Church of Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland. Campbell, H. (November, 2009). “Negotiating New Media Religiously: How Theology Informs Media Behaviors of Christian Kiwi Internet Entrepreneurs.” Keynote presented at the Practical & Pastoral Theology Conference, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand. Campbell, H. (September, 2009). “Offline Implications of Online Religious Community.” Keynote presented for Digital Faith Conference, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand.

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Campbell, H. (February, 2009). “Offline Implications of Online Religious Community.” Opening Keynote presented for the Virtual Worlds Conference, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV, USA. Campbell, H. (October, 2008). “How the iPhone Became Divine: Bloggers, Religion and Mediatization.” Plenary presented for the Nordic Research Network on Media, Religion & Culture Conference on Mediatization of Religion and Culture, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Campbell, H. (November, 2008). “When Religion Meets New Media: Reflections on Doing Religion Online.” Keynote presented for the Global Christian Internet Alliance Conference, Texas, USA. Campbell, H. (April, 2008). “God 2.0?: Reflections on Doing Religion Online.” Keynote presented for the Alban Institute, Conference on Technology and Faith, Reston, VA, USA. Campbell, H. (November, 2007). “God, Bible and the Blogosphere: How Online Communities & Bloggers Respond to Religious Authority Online.” Keynote presented for the American Academy of Religion, Preconference on Religion & New Media, San Diego, CA, USA. Campbell, H. (July, 2007). “Postcyborg Ethics as New Way to Approach Christian Ethics.” Keynote presented for the New Perspectives in Science & Theology Conference, Auckland, New Zealand. Campbell, H. (April, 2006). “Reflections on Theology, Religion and Technology.” Plenary for the UK Research Network for Theology, Religion and Popular Culture, Regent’s Park College, Oxford, UK. Competitively Selected Conference Presentations Campbell, H. (10 Aug, 2018). “The Dissonance of “Civil” Religion in Religious-Political Memetic Discourse During the 2016 Presidential Elections.” International Society of Media, Religion & Culture Conference, Univ. of Colorado-Boulder. Campbell, H. (26 May, 2018). “The Dissonance of “Civil” Religion in Religious-Political Memetic Discourse During the 2016 Presidential Elections.” International Communication Association, Popular Communication Division, Prague, Czech Republic. Campbell, H. (1 August, 2016). “An Open Source Gospel? Negotiating Religious Authority & Ownership of Sacred Texts?” International Society of Media, Religion & Culture Conference, Seoul, Korea. Campbell, H. (23 May, 2015). “Problematizing the Human-Technology Relationship through Techno-Spiritual Myths Presented in Her, Transcendence and The Machine”, International Conference on Film & Religion, Istanbul, Turkey. Campbell, H. (5 August, 2014). “Reflections on Media, Religion & Culture.” International Conference on Media, Culture & Religion, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK. Campbell, H. (4 August, 2014). “Why Study Religion and Digital Games.” International Conference on Media, Culture & Religion, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK. Campbell, H. (24 Nov 2013) Panel Coordinator-Chair for “Reflections on Playing with Religion in Digital Gaming” American Academy of Religion Annual Conference, Religion and Media Unit, Baltimore, MD, USA. Campbell, H. (23 June 2013) “Religious Digital Creatives as New Cultural Authorities”. Digital Media and its Theological Consequences Conference, Santa Clara University, CA, USA.

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Campbell, H. (18 June 2013) “Religious Digital Creatives in Digital Religion”. International Communication Association Annual Conference, London. Campbell, H., Echchaibi, N., Chinn, J. (8 April 2013) “Framing Islamism in Arab Media”, Muslim Religious Media and the Arab Spring Conference, Qatar Faculty of Islamic Studies, Doha, Qatar. Campbell, H. (21 Oct 2012). “Digital Creatives as New Cultural Authorities”, Association of Internet Researchers 13.0, University of Salford, Manchester, UK. Campbell, H. (12 July 2012) “Studying Technology & Ecclesiology in Online Multi-Site Worship” International Conference on Media, Culture & Religion, Eskisehir, Turkey. Campbell, H. (11 July 2012) “Communication Research on Media, Religion and Culture Across Contexts” International Conference on Media, Culture & Religion, Eskisehir, Turkey. Campbell, H. (12 Jan 2012) “Community Online and Digital Religion” International Conference on Digital Religion Conference, University of Colorado-Boulder, USA. Campbell, H. (14 Jan 2012) “How religious communities negotiate new media religiously.” International Conference on Digital Religion Conference, University of Colorado-Boulder, USA. Campbell, H. (19 Nov 2011) “Studying Community and Digital Religion” American Academy of Religion Annual Conference, Religion and Media Unit, San Francisco, CA, USA. Campbell, H. (23 Sept 2011). “Networked Religion” A Decade in Internet Time, conference sponsored by the Oxford Internet Institute-Balliol College, Oxford, UK. Campbell, H. (Oct 2010). “Community Identity Construction through the Technological Apologetic”, Association of Internet Researchers 11.0, Chalmers University, Gotenborg, Sweden. Campbell, H. (Oct 2010). “A Framework for Studying Religious Communities New Media Negotiations”, Association of Internet Researchers 11.0, Chalmers University, Gotenborg, Sweden. Campbell, H. (August, 2010). “Creating Religious Digital Enclaves: Negotiation of the Internet Amongst Bounded Religious Communities.” International Conference on Media, Culture & Religion, Toronto, Canada. Campbell, H. (May, 2009). “Is there Truth in a ‘Virtual’ World?” Presentation for the International Communication Association, Chicago, IL, USA. Campbell, H. (October, 2008). “Why Do Pastors/Rabbis/Imams Blog? Rethinking Religious Identity, Space and Authority in Online Conversational Communities.” Association of Internet Researchers 9.0, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Campbell, H. (August, 2008). “Meanings, Methods & Ethics in Studies of Religion and New Media.” International Conference on Media, Culture & Religion, San Paulo, Brazil. Campbell, H. (May, 2008). “How the iPhone Became Divine: Bloggers, Religion and Intertextuality.” International Communication Association, Popular Communication Division, Montreal, Canada. Campbell, H. (February, 2008). “God, Bible & The Blogosphere: How Bloggers Frame Religious Authority Online.” New Media Worlds Conference, Texas A & M University, TX, USA.

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Campbell, H. (October, 2007). “Playing with Authority: How Bloggers Frame Religious Authority Online.” Association of Internet Researchers 8.0, Vancouver, Canada. Campbell, H. (October, 2007). “Ethical Challenges in Cross Cultural, Inter-Religious Internet Research.” Association of Internet Researchers 8.0, Vancouver, Canada. Campbell, H. (March, 2007). “A Jew, Muslim, Christian and a Survey: Challenge in Cross-Cultural, Inter-Religious Research.” Southwest Commission on Religious Studies Annual Meeting, Dallas, TX USA. Campbell, H. (November, 2006).“‘Koshering the Cell phone’: Considering the Interaction of Rhetoric, Technology & Religious Community.” National Communication Association’s Conference, Chicago, IL, USA. Campbell, H. (November, 2006). “How Bloggers Construct Identity and Re-present Faith: A Content Analysis of Religious Blogs.” National Communication Association’s Conference, Chicago, IL, USA. Campbell, H. (October, 2006). “Religion Online: Looking towards Third Wave Research.” Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Portland, OR, USA. Campbell, H. (October, 2006). “How Religious Communities Culture (or Kosher) New Media Technologies.” Religion & Fundamentalism Conference, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO-USA. Campbell, H. (July, 2006). “Studying Identity Construction in Alternative Worship through the SCOT Project.” International Conference on Media, Culture & Religion, Stigtuna, Sweden. Campbell, H. (July, 2006). “Religion and the Internet: Towards Third Wave Research.” International Conference on Media, Culture & Religion, Stigtuna, Sweden. Campbell, H. (October, 2005). “Studying Religious Community, Identity & Online Rituals.” American Academy of Religion, Philadelphia, PA, USA. Campbell, H. (October, 2005). “Internet Research Ethics: An Overview.” Association of Internet Researchers 6.0, Chicago, IL, USA. Campbell, H. (September, 2004). “Mapping the Self Online.” Association of Internet Researchers 5.0, University of Sussex, East Sussex, England. Campbell, H. (September, 2004). “Considering Post-cyborg Ethics.” Association of Internet Researchers 5.0, University of Sussex, East Sussex, England Campbell, H. (August, 2004). “When We Were Cyborgs: Considering Post-cyborg Ethics.” International Conference on Media, Culture & Religion, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY, USA. Campbell, H. (October, 2003.) “What is so ’New’ about New Media?” Association of Internet Researchers 4.0, Toronto, Canada. Campbell, H. (2003). “Using New Media as a Platform for Creating Spiritual Networks.” Information, Communication and Society Symposium, Oxford Internet Institute, Oxford, UK. Campbell, H. (November, 2002). “Considering Spiritual Dimensions within Cyberculture Studies.” National Communication Association’s Conference, New Orleans, LA, USA.

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Campbell, H. (March, 2002). “The Internet as Social-Spiritual Space.” Networking Citizen’s Conference, University of Edinburgh, Scotland. Campbell, H. (October, 2001). “Connecting to the Spiritual Network: Spiritual Communities within the Online Context.” Religious Encounters with Digital Networks Conference, Denmark, Copenhagen. Campbell, H. (September, 2000). “Community.dot.com: A Look at Networked Community and Generation X.” Connecting with Absent Friends Conference, St. John’s College, Durham, UK. Invited Presentations Campbell, H. (11 June 2019) “Considering Digital Discipleship through Networked Theology”, Media Lit Course Online Lecture, CODEC, St Johns College, Univ. of Durham, UK. Campbell, H. (19 April 2019) “Considering Religious Authority in the Work of Digital Creatives”, Public Lecture, University of Perguia, Italy. Campbell, H. (16 Jan 2019). “Trends in the Study of Digital Religion”, Mobile Media & Religion Consultation, Fetzer Institute & University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA. Campbell, H. (11 Jan 2019). “When Muslim Memes are Mean: Memetic Virality as Religious Microaggressions” presented at Populism, Extremism and New Media Conference, University of Padua, Italy. Campbell, H. (10 Dec 2018) “Master Class on Networked Religion” Center for Communication and Religion Annual Lecture, Seton Hall University, USA Campbell, H. (4 May 2017). “Alternative Facts and Digital Religion” presented at “Around the World: Digital Media in a Post-Truth Era" Digital Conference Online. Campbell, H. (18 Feb 2017). “Doing Ordinary Theology through Reading Internet Memes” Invited Panelist on Theological Methods in a Digital Age, at New Frontiers in Theology Conference, Claremont School of Theology, California. Campbell, H. (28 Oct 2016). “Koshering the Cell Phone and other Jewish negotiations with New Media”, Invited Public Lecture, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA. Campbell, H. (7 Nov 2015). “What the Church Can Learn from Digital Religion and Networked Theology”, Rewiring Technology Conference, Fuller Seminary, Seattle, WA, USA. Campbell, H. (18 Sept 2015). “Approaching ePilgrimage through Digital Religion Studies”, Public Panel on Pilgrimage in the Digital Age, CrossField Doctoral School, Università della Svizzera Italiana, Lugano, Switzerland. Campbell, H. (25 March 2015). “Navigating and Understanding Networked Religion in a Digital Age”, Public Lecture, Center for Study of Religions & Politics in a Post-Secular Society, Tor Vergata University, Rome, Italy. Campbell, H. (23 March 2015). “Reflections on Digital Religion Studies”, Public Lecture at Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Rome, Italy. Campbell, H. (9 March 2015). “Reflections on Digital Methods & Ethics in Internet Studies.” Internet-based Research Workshop, TAMU Human Subjects Protection Program, College Station, TX, USA.

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Campbell, H. (17 Feb 2015). “Reflections on Digital Religion”, TAMU Honors Program Seminar, College Station, TX, USA. Campbell, H. (29 March 2014). “What is Digital Humanities?” Texas A&M History Conferences, College Station, TX, USA. Campbell, H & Echchaibi, N. (10 Jan 2014). “Framing Post-Islamism in Arab media: An analysis of Al Jazeera Arabic’s reporting” Religion & Media: The Global View Conference, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, USA. Campbell, H. (7 Oct 2013). “Trends in Digital Religion.” Lilly Foundation Website Consultation, Duke University, Durham, NC, USA. Campbell, H. (28 Sept 2013). “Digital Faith and Ministries: How the Internet is Transforming Faith.”Religious Newswriters Association Annual Conference, Austin, TX, USA. Campbell, H. (19 April 2013) “Considering Networked Religion and Shifting Authority Online and Offline” Workshop at HUMLab, University of Umea, Sweden. Campbell, H. (18 April 2013) “Exploring Authority and the Role of Religious Digital Creatives in New Media Culture” Public Lecture at HUMLab, University of Umea, Sweden. Campbell, H. (17 April 2013) “Considering Networked Religion” Seminar in the Sociology of Religion, University of Uppsala, Sweden. Campbell, H. (19 March 2013) “Considering the Practice of Religion Online and Offline in Digital Culture”, Research Seminar in Trinity College-Faculty of Theology, presented at University of Glasgow, Scotland. Campbell, H. (7 March 2013) “Considering Networked Religion” Research Seminar in Faculteit of Godgeleerdhei, presented at Vrije Universiteit-Amsterdam, Netherlands. Campbell, H. (6 March 2013) “Considering Trends towards Networked Religion in Online and Offline Cultures” Master Class in Theology and Religious Studies, presented at University of Groningen, Netherlands. Campbell, H. (5 March 2013) “The Relationship between Shifting Authority & Religious Digital Creatives in New Media Culture” Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies Research Colloquium on Theorizing Religious Change, presented at University of Groningen, Netherlands. Campbell, H. (28 Sept 2012) “New Media Cultures” Values & Social Media Symposium-CODEC presented at the University of Durham, UK. Campbell, H. (18 Sept 2012) “Understanding the relationship between religious practice online and offline in a networked society.” Department of Theology Seminar presented at the University of Helsinki, Finland. Campbell, H. (26 June 2012) “Negotiating New Media Religiously: Technological Apologetic as Theological Meaning Making.” Theology and Communications: In Dialogue in Conference, Santa Clara University, San Jose, CA, USA.

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Campbell, H. & Delashmutt, M. (21 May 2012). “Studying Technology & Ecclesiology in Online Multi-Site Worship” Ecclesiology & Ethnography Conference, Luther Seminary, Minneapolis, MN, USA. Campbell, H. (16 Feb 2012) “Towards a Theology of New Media.” TIEN Research Network, Istanbul, Turkey. Campbell, H. (10 Feb 2012) “Networked Religion.” Media, Religion and Culture Working Group Consultation, University of Helsinki, Finland. Campbell, H. (20 Nov 2011) “Response to Panel: There’s an App for that.” American Academy of Religion Annual Conference, Panel in Anthropology of Religion Section, San Francisco, CA, USA. Campbell, H. (21 Nov 2011) “Internet Domestication in Bounded Religious Communities” American Academy of Religion Annual Conference, Special Panel Sponsored by Tony Blair Foundation, San Francisco, CA. Campbell, H. & Delashmutt, M. (20 Sept 2011). “Studying Technology & Ecclesiology in Online Multi-Site Worship” Ecclesiology & Ethnography Workshop sponsored by the British Academy, St Johns College-University of Durham, UK. Campbell, H. (1 Feb 2011). “Community, Authority & Christianity Online” Lecture for Divinity Distance Postgraduate Education Program, University of St. Andrews, Scotland. Campbell, H. (April, 2010). “When Religion Meets New Media: How to Negotiate New Technology Religiously.” Religious Communication Congress, Chicago, IL USA. Campbell, H. (January, 2010). “How Religious Communities Negotiate and Utilize New Media Religiously.” Church and Mission in a Multi-religious Third Millennium-Invited Panelist on Church and Social Media, Copenhagen, Denmark. Campbell, H. (November, 2009). “When Religion Meets New Media: Considering the Religious-Social Shaping of Technology.” Public lecture presented for the University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand. Campbell, H. (November, 2009). “Networked Religion: Towards of Theology of New Media.” Public lecture at the Vaughan Park Anglican Center, New Zealand. Campbell, H. (September, 2009). “When Religion Meets New Media: Exploring New Methods for Studying Religious Media Engagement.” Carey-Laidlaw Graduate Seminar, Carey Baptist College, New Zealand. Campbell, H. (November, 2007). “Approaching Communication Ethics in the Face of New Media.” National Communication Association, Communication Ethics Preconference, Chicago, IL, USA. Campbell, H. (July, 2007). “Building Christian Community Online: What Online Community Can Teach Offline Church.” Bible College of New Zealand, Christchurch, New Zealand. Campbell, H. (July, 2006). “When Religion Meets New Media: Studying Religion Online.” Lecture for the Joint Seminar of the Communication and Sociology Departments, University of Haifa, Israel. Campbell, H. (February, 2006). “Are We One in the Network? Considering the Past, Present & Future of Research on Religion Online.” Graduate Symposium, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, USA.

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Campbell, H. (July, 2005). “Considering Ethics and Policy in a High Tech Age.” (with Kevin Warwick & Ben Mitchell) Templeton Oxford Seminars on Science & Christianity, University of Oxford, UK. Campbell, H. (March, 2005). “Religion Online in an Information Society.” Media Studies Invited Lecture for the London School of Economics, UK. Campbell, H. (October, 2004). “Spiritualizing the Internet: Uncovering Discourse and Narrative of Religious Internet Usage.” Public lecture for the Ritual Dynamics-Religion Online Conference, University of Heidelberg, Germany. Campbell, H. (August, 2003). “Challenges Created by Online Religious Networks.” Computer Networks as Social Networks, University of Haifa, Israel. TEACHING Associate Professor of Communication (2011-present) Assistant Professor of Communication (2005-2011) Texas A & M University, College Station, Texas (USA) Position in Telecommunications and Mass Media Studies section. Courses Taught:

* LBAR 181 Judaism, Islam & Media [Fall 2008, Fall 2013] * COMM 330 Human Communications & Technology [Fall 2005, Spring 2006, Spring 2008,

Fall 2008, Spring 2009,Spring 2010, Spring & Fall 2011, Spring 2012, Fall 2014, Spring 2017]

* COMM 340 Communication & Popular Culture [Fall 2006, Spring 2009& Spring 2010] * COMM 350 Theories of Mediated Communication [Spring 2014, Fall 2015, Fall 2016, Spring

2017] * COMM 458 Global Media [Fall 2010] * COMM 460 Communication and Contemporary Issues: Digital Media and Religion [Fall

2005, Fall 2011] * COMM 480 Religious Communication [Fall 2007, Fall 2008, Fall 2010, Spring 2011, Spring

2012, Fall 2013, Fall 2014, Spring 2015, Fall 2016, Fall 2017] *COMM 485 Studies in Communication Research [Spring 2006, Spring 2008, Spring 2010,

Spring 2012, Spring 2016] *COMM 491 Directed Research [Fall 2011, Spring 2012, Spring 2015, Spring 2017, Spring

2018] *COMM 497 Undergraduate Honors Thesis [Fall 2016, Spring 2017] * COMM 663 Seminar in Telecommunications: Digital Religion [Fall 2013] * COMM 663 Seminar in Telecommunications: Digital Research Methods [Fall 2015] * COMM 665 Communication & Technology [Spring 2008] *COMM 689 Special Topics in Communication [Fall 2006] *COMM 685 Directed Studies-Digital Methods [Fall 2014]; Digital Religion [Fall 2016]

Supervision Activities:

- Graduate Advising & Supervision o Adam Bajan (Chair, PhD [Communication]-2016-current) o Ruth Tsuria (Chair, PhD [Communication]-2013-graduated 2017) o Wendi Bellar (Chair, PhD [Communication]-2012-graduated 2017) o Aya Yadlin-Segal (comprehensive & PhD committee member, PhD [Communication]-

graduated 2017) o Brian Altenhofen (comprehensive committee member, thesis chair, PhD

[Communication]-graduated 2016)

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o Forrest Rule (committee member, PhD [Communication]-2014-2016) o Sarah Rowe (committee member, MA [Communication]-graduated 2012) o Jerrell Smith (committee member, PhD [Psychology]-graduated 2012) o James (Kyong) Cho (Chair, PhD [Communication]-2012-2015) o Dan Courlette (committee member, PhD [Computer Science]-graduated 2011) o Chaio Hsu (committee member, PhD [Computer Science]- 2011-2012) o Patricia Calderon (Chair, MA [Communication]-graduated 2009) o Kylene Baker (comprehensive committee member, PhD [Communication]-2009) o Joshua Butcher (committee member, PhD [Communication]-2008-2009)

- Supervised undergraduate Directed Studies projects [COMM 485] in Spring 2006, Fall 2006,

Spring 2007, Spring 2008, Spring 2015. - Supervised undergraduate Research Studies projects [COMM 491] in Spring 2015, Spring 2016,

Spring 2017. - Supervised Undergraduate Honors Thesis [COMM 497] in Fall 2016, Spring 2017. - Supervised graduate Directed Studies projects [COMM 685] in Spring 2007, Fall 2014. - Supervised graduate Professional Seminar [COMM 681] in Spring 2008, Summer 2008 & Fall

2008 Project Research Officer/Adjunct Lecturer (November 2001-April 2004) Media and Theology Project-University of Edinburgh (Scotland)

* Taught graduate Communication Project course. Oversaw Master’s students’ thesis preparation. * Course Manager for Media Literacy and Theology. * Designed, produced and ran online course component using Web CT.

Adjunct Faculty in Communication (January 2000-December 2004) Spring Arbor University- Spring Arbor, Michigan (USA)

* Taught undergraduate course in Rhetoric and Media Literacy for 3 consecutive years. * Advised and developed online courses in Computer-mediated Communication for Masters.

Seminar Tutor (Oct 1998-June 2000) University of Edinburgh- Edinburgh, Scotland

* Led weekly seminars for undergraduates in Christian Ethics and Religious Studies. SERVICE Department

- Research & Instructional Technology Committee (2015-present) - TCMS Global Fusion Conference Planning Committee (2015) - Internationalization Committee (2010-present) - TCMS-Global Media Job Search Committee (2007-2008; 2013-2014; 2014-2015) - Graduate Affairs Committee (2011-2015) - TCMS Job Search Committee (2008-2009) - TCMS “New Media Worlds” Conference Planning Committee (2007-2008) - Departmental Honors committee (2006-2012)

University & College

- Liberal Arts Council, Elected Member (2014-2018) - Chair of Glasscock 3 Year Seminar on Media and Religion (2014-2018) - Religious Studies Program Review/Advisory Committee (2010-2018) - Glasscock Center for Humanities Research Advisory Committee (2013-2014, 2015-present) - Multi-Disciplinary Grants Review Committee (2011-2012)

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- Organizer of Digital Religion Symposium (6 Oct 2011) co-sponsored by Religious Studies, Glasscock Center, Dept of Communication, Institute for Digital Humanities & RESI

- Journalism Studies Program Review Committee (2010-2013) - Coordinator for Religion & Culture Working Group-Glasscock Center (2007-2014) - AWIL Mentor (2006-2007) - Student Research Week Judge (2005, 2007, 2011)

Professional EDITORIAL

- Appointed Co-Editor for Journal of Religion, Media and Digital Culture (2018-present) - Member of Human Behavior and Emerging Technologies Editorial Board (2018-present) - Lead Book Series Editor Routledge Studies in Religion and Digital Culture (2013-present) - Member of Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication Editorial Board (2013-present) - Member of Ecclesial Practices: Journal of Ecclesiology and Ethnography Editorial Board

(2013-present) - Member of New Media and Society Editorial Board (2012-present) - Member of Journal of Religion, Media and Digital Culture Editorial Board (2012-2018) - Member of Journal of Technology, Theology and Religion Editorial Board (2010-2012) - Member of International Journal of Internet Research Ethics Editorial Board (2007-2016) - Ad Hoc Article Reviewer for: Critical Studies in Media Communication, Gamevironments,

Information, Communication & Society; Journal of Communication and Religion; Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication; Journal of Contemporary Religion, Journal of Communication, Journal of New Media, Religion and Digital Culture; Journal of Media and Religion; Journal of Religion and Popular Culture; New Media & Society; The Communication Review; Reviews in Religion and Theology; Religion, The Information Society; Shofar: Interdisciplinary Journal of Jewish Studies

- Book Manuscript Reviewer for: Ashgate, Baylor University Press, Blackwell Publishing, Bloomsbury Publishing, Brill, Columbia University Press, DeGruyters, Fordham University Press, University of Illinois Press, Peter Lang Publishers, Rutgers University Press, Oxford University Press, Routledge, Syracuse University Press

ASSOCIATION SERVICE/LEADERSHIP - Vice President of the International Society of Media, Religion & Culture, elected (2018-2020) - Secretary of the International Society of Media, Religion & Culture, elected (2016-2018) - Faculty Mentor for International Society of Media, Religion & Culture Doctoral Colloquium (1

Aug 2016, 7 Aug 2018) - Founding Member of the Advisory Board of International Academy of the Study of Gaming and

Religion (2015-present) - Consulting Expert & Leader for “Pilgrims in Digital Age” workshop with UNESCO Chair in

ICTs & Sustainable Tourism in World Heritage Sites, Università della Svizzera Italiana, Switzerland (2015)

- Advisory Board for the Associação Brasileira de História das Religiões Conference (2015) - Open Seat of Advisory Board of International Society for Media, Religion & Culture (2014-2016) - Director for Network for New Media, Religion and Digital Culture Studies (2009-present) - Member of the Ecclesiology and Ethnography Network Steering Group (2011-present) - Member of the UK Theology and Popular Culture Steering Group (2011-present) - Co-Organizer for ICA Preconference on Media & Religion (20 May 2014, Univ of Washington) - Member of Executive Board of the Association of Internet Researchers (2007-2009) - Member of Association of Internet Researchers Ethics Working Group (2003- present)

EXPERT REVIEWER

- External Expert Reviewer for Swiss National Science Foundation, Center Research Program Review-Switzerland (2018, 2019)

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- Reviewer for Templeton Foundations Science & Religion Project Grants-UK (2018) - External Reviewer for PhD Thesis in Philosophy and Theology Studies, University of

Queensland, Australia (2018) - External Committee member for PhD Thesis in Religious Studies, St Thomas University-St

Louis, MO (2018) - Reviewer for National Science Center of Poland, Polish-German Funding Initiative Program

(2017) - External Reviewer for PhD Thesis in Interdisciplinary Studies Murdoch University, Australia

(2017) - Reviewer for Swiss National Science Foundation Individual Research Grants Program-

Switzerland (2016) - External Consultant at Lily Endowment Christian Faith and Life Grant Consultation (2016) - Reviewer for Israeli Science Foundation Individual Research Grants Program-Israel (2016) - Reviewer for Templeton Foundations Science & Religion Project Grants-UK (2016) - External Reviewer for DMin Thesis in Theology, San Francisco Theological Seminary (2016) - External Reviewer for European Research Council 'Cultures and Cultural Production’ panel for

ERC Starting Grant Program (2015) - External Reviewer for MA Thesis in Theology, Laidlaw College-New Zealand (2015) - External Reviewer for PhD Thesis in Religious Studies, McGill University-Canada (2014) - External Reviewer for PhD Thesis in Arab Studies, University of Oslo-Norway (2012) - External Reviewer for Grants in Religion& Communication, Canadian SSHRC (2008, 2014) - External Reviewer for Association of Internet Researchers Conference Papers (2006, 2007, 2010) - External Reviewer for PhD Thesis in Communication, McGill University-Canada (2006) - Reviewer for European Commission report “European Information Society in 2010”(2004)

Association Membership American Academy of Religion Association of Internet Researchers International Academy of the Study of Gaming and Religion

International Communication Association International Society of Media, Religion & Culture National Communication Association