1. Nichole Flores

Nichole M. Flores, Ph.D.

Dr. Flores investigates the relationship between religion, art, and democracy, emphasizing Latiné theology, ethics, and politics.
Research
Dr. Flores investigates the relationship between Catholicism and democracy, emphasizing Latiné theology, ethics, and politics.
Dr. Flores teaches a variety of courses at the intersection of religion, ethics, aesthetics, and democracy.
Teaching
Dr. Flores teaches graduate and undergraduate courses that interlace religion, ethics, aesthetics, and democracy.
Dr. Flores earned degrees from Smith College, Yale University, and Boston College.
Education
Dr. Flores earned degrees from Smith College, Yale University, and Boston College.
Dr. Flores offers public lectures and contributes essays, commentary, and interviews to various media outlets.
Public Theology
Dr. Flores offers public lectures and contributes essays, commentary, and interviews to various media outlets.
Image of book cover for The Aesthetics of Solidarity
The Aesthetics of Solidarity
In her first book, Dr. Flores argues for the capacity of Our Lady of Guadalupe—and similar religious symbols—to make democratic claims in public life.

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Contact

Mailing Address:
Department of Religious Studies 
P.O. Box 400126 
Charlottesville, VA 22904

Phone: 434-243-3937
Email: nmf5q@virginia.edu