in print publications including Christianity Today, and Ministry Values. In 2011, Tumminio Hansen appeared twice as a guest on the television show Sister Wives. On the show, she asked the family questions about their marriage and religion and arranged for them to speak in an academic context. Religious upbringing and commitments Tumminio Hansen is ordained in the Episcopal Church of the United States, the tradition in which she was raised. She grew up singing in the girls' choir of the Episcopal Cathedral of the Incarnation, which she credits for giving her extensive biblical, theological, and musical training at an early age. She sang during her college and graduate school years with the choir of Christ Church in New Haven, Connecticut. She also was a member of the Yale Glee Club. She credits music as a powerful force in her spiritual life. Education Tumminio Hansen is a three-time graduate of Yale University, where she studied with prominent theologians Marilyn McCord Adams, Emilie Townes, Miroslav Volf, and Serene Jones. She pursued doctoral studies at Boston University, beginning in 2008 under the direction of Shelly Rambo and Bryan Stone where she researched trauma, feminist theology, reproduction, and restorative justice. At Boston University, she studied with Elie Wiesel. Life and career coaching Tumminio Hansen is a licensed life and career coach and is certified through CoachU. As a coach, she works with clients across North America. References 1981 births 21st-century American Episcopalians 21st-century American theologians Women Christian theologians 21st-century Anglican priests 21st-century Anglican theologians Academics from New York (state) American Episcopal theologians Boston University alumni Life coaches Living people Writers from Manhattan Practical theologians Yale University alumni 21st-century American women writers Yale University faculty Tufts University faculty University of New Haven faculty Central Connecticut State University faculty American women academics