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- Program on Historical Studies of Religion
- Global Studies of Religion
- Program on Religion and Population Health (PRPH)
- Program on Faith & Generosity
- Green Scholars Initiative
- Program on Prosocial Behavior
- Economics of Religion
- Assessing the Long-Term Effectiveness of Seminaries in Maximum Security Prisons
- Character Virtues and College Students: A Pilot Study
- Merit Beyond the Badges: Eagle Scouts in Later Life
- National Domestic Violence Fatality Review Initiative
- Faith & Community Technical Support (FACTS)
- Prosocial Youth Behavior
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Resident Scholar Dr. Tanner spent eight years in marketing and sales with Rockwell International and Xerox Corporation. In 1988, Dr. Tanner earned his Ph.D. from the University of Georgia and joined the faculty at Baylor University, where he serves as the Research Director of the Center for Professional Selling. An internationally-recognized expert in several marketing areas, he has taught executives and graduate programs in Canada, Mexico, Trinidad, France, and India, as well as across the United States. Starting in 1987, his social marketing research has focused on promoting healthy lifestyles, particularly abstinence among adolescents. Dr. Tanner’s research on social marketing has
Resident Scholar JO-ANN TSANG is Associate Professor of Psychology at Baylor University. She received her PhD in psychology from the University of Kansas. Her research interests are in the area of social psychology, specifically moral rationalization and moral emotion, the psychology of religion, forgiveness, and gratitude. Some current research programs include studies on the use of behavioral measures to assess gratitude, the relationship between similarity and gratitude, the use of moral rationalization in forgiveness, forgiveness in the context of domestic abuse, and the relationship between religion and implicit measures of prejudice.
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