She received her PhD in Religious Studies from Marquette University and her MDiv/MA from Washington Theological Union. Her areas of research include Christian anthropology, Christology, Trinitarian theology, and a special interest in the relationship between science and theology, specifically in the fields of neuroscience and quantum physics. She is the author of Source of All Love: Trinity and Catholicity (2017), as well as Quantum Shift: Theological and Pastoral Implications of Contemporary Developments in Science (2015) and The Heart of Rahner (2009). She has published articles in Theological Studies, Horizons, Science and Theology, Buddhist Christian Studies and Philosophy and Theology.