Catherine Campbell is focused on liturgical studies at the ISM and the Divinity School, with interests in parallel Anglican and Roman Catholic liturgical development, the liturgies of women’s monastic and religious houses, and methods of chant. She received her B.A. in the history of medicine at the University of Pennsylvania; an M.A. from the Earlham School of Religion (Society of Friends); and in 2024 an M.Div. from YDS, alongside the Berkeley diploma in Anglican Studies. She grew up in central Pennsylvania, and returns to New Haven from a yearlong chaplain residency at a large trauma center and teaching hospital in New Jersey. From a background in classical ballet, she has become a wholehearted parish choir member and an enthusiastic beginner organist, and is passionate about welcoming newcomers to choral liturgy and lay liturgical leadership.
