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Santiago Piñón, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
s.pinon@tcu.edu817 257-6596Beasley Hall 304 (map link)
Program Affiliations
Education
Ph.D., University of Chicago (2012)
MA, Abilene Christian University (2003)
M.Div., University of Chicago (2001)
Courses Taught
Understanding Religion: Society and Culture: Latina/o Religion and Social Critique
Latina/o Religion, Law, and Identity
Nature of Society: What is a good citizen?
Being Latina/o & Religious in the U.S.
Areas of Focus
Latina/o Religions
Religion & Law
Citizenship
Race, Gender, and Identity
Ethics
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(2016). “The Box” and the Dark Night of the Soul: An Autoethnography from the Force of Losing a Child in the Delivery Room. Online Journal of Health Ethics. 12(1). -
The Ivory Tower and the Sword: Francisco Vitoria Confronts the Emperor. Pickwick Publications, 2016.
- Private Citizen, Public Woman: Religion and the Formation of Leaders in North Texas Latinos, Voting Rights Act and Political Engagement, Austin, TX, 2015.
- The Ethics of Citizenship: Patriotism vs. Populism, Society of Christian Ethics, Chicago, IL, 2015.
- Agency, Status, and Identity: Overcoming Notions of Hegemony in Citizenship Discourse, Latina/o Ethics groups of the Society of Christian Ethics, Chicago, IL.
- The Illusions of Equality: Citizenship and the Ritual of Voting, Race, Ethnicity, and Place Conference, VII, TCU, Ft. Worth, TX, 2014.
Louisville Institute, Project Grant for Researchers, “A Father’s Shattered Dreams”
- American Academy of Religion
- Society of Christian Ethics
- American Society of Church History
Last Updated: January 10, 2025