Careers & Community

Minjung Noh is a religious studies scholar whose work spans Korean religions, comparative ethnic and gender studies, and transnational Christianity. She is currently assistant professor in the Department of Religion, Culture & Society at Lehigh University and has held previous positions at Drew Theological School (Louisville Institute Postdoctoral Fellow in Transnational Christianity and Gender Studies, 2021-2023), Wartburg College (Visiting Assistant Professor of World Religions, 2019-2020), and Temple University (Instructor of record, 2016-2021). Her research has been published in Journal of Korean Religions, Journal of Ecumenical Studies, and Religion, State & Society. Her current book project, “Transnational Salvations: Korean Evangelical Missionaries in Haiti,” is the first monograph to investigate the multidirectional religious dynamics between South Korea, the USA, and Haiti through the lens of the evangelical missionary network established among these three nation-states. She serves on AAR’s Academic Labor and Contingent Faculty Committee.