Stephanie joined Maxim Institute in 2024. She holds a PhD in Public Policy from Victoria University of Wellington and a BA in Philosophy from Bethel University of St Paul, MN. Before moving to New Zealand, Stephanie worked with marginalised and homeless youth in the US. She has experience in the banking sector, church leadership, and missions. Stephanie is interested in film, theology, and op-shopping. She is a regular runner and enjoys getting outdoors. Her research interests include moral and political philosophy, the criminal justice system, restorative justice, and mental health and loneliness. Stephanie is married to Greg, a local Anglican minister, missionary, and all-around nice guy.
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