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Category: Active Projects

CMAC research projects produce a host of impactful results. Some of them are presented on this page.

Scholarly Values, Methods, and Evidence in the Academic Study of Religion

January 27, 2022 Administrator Field Mapping, Publications

Ann Taves, Wesley J. Wildman, F. LeRon Shults, and Raymond F. Paloutzian Method & Theory in the Study of Religion Abstract: The Values in Scholarship on Religion (VISOR) project collected data on the[…]

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Factors in addressing racial wage inequality

November 30, 2021 Talia Smith and Sarah Berkowitz Modeling Equity, Research Summaries

The role of trade unions There are many factors that have socially and historically contributed to wage inequalities along racial lines. But little attention is drawn to the factors that[…]

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Social Consequences of Religion: Year 2

November 5, 2021 Administrator Field Mapping, Latest Updates

Over the past year, the Social Consequences of Religion (SCORE) team has been collecting biographic data in order to conduct a systematic analysis of published works on the subject of[…]

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Tracking our research on VR therapy for nightmare disorders

October 28, 2021 Mabel Bassi Research Reports, VR for Nightmare Disorder

CMAC has been developing a novel program to help those suffering from Chronic Nightmare Disorder. Led by Dr. Patrick McNamara, our Rescript team uses Oculus Rift virtual reality technology to[…]

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Is there a hack for enlightenment?

October 19, 2021 Administrator Latest Updates, Spirit Tech

Vox’s Sigal Samuel talks with scholars and authors Wesley Wildman and Kate Stockly about their book, Spirit Tech: The Brave New World of Consciousness Hacking and Enlightenment Engineering. They discuss[…]

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The impact of the opioid crisis on the rural farming community

September 14, 2021 Hannah Wolfe Research Summaries, Strategies Against Rural Suicide

Trigger warning: suicide, suicidal ideation, drug overdose, addiction. Please proceed with caution. If you or someone you know is in crisis, reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at[…]

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Health inequities in the U.S.

September 8, 2021 Molly Wilde Modeling Equity, Research Summaries

The Covid-19 pandemic has shed light on the multiple layers of health inequities that exist in the areas of maternal, mental, geriatric, and child health. Patient narratives, surveys, and health[…]

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