Acknowledgments | Pew Research Center

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Primary researchers

Patricia Tevington, Scientific associate
Gregory A. Smith, Senior Associate Director, Religion Research

Research team

Alan Cooperman, Director, Religion Research
Beck A. Alper, Higher researcher
Non -Muser Mohamed, Higher researchr
Rest chip, Scientific associate
Justin Nortey, Research analyst
It’s Kallo, Assistantt

Team method

Ashley Amaya, Associate Director, Survey Methods
Andrew Mercer, Higher research methodologist
Courtney Kennedy, Vice -President, methods and innovations
Drene Asare-Mars, Panel manager
Dana Popky, Associate manager Panel
Anna Brown, Research methodologist
Arnold Lau, Research methodologist

Editorial and graphic design

Jeff Diamond, Older writer/editor
Rebecca Lippert, Copying editor
Bill Webster, Designer for older information

Communications and web publishing

Shannon Greenwood, Digital production
Justine Coleman, Associate of the digital manufacturer
Hannah Taber, Communications manager
Anna Schiller, Associate Director, Strategic Communication

In addition, Pew Research Center is grateful to the expert advisers who have made a valuable contribution to the questionnaire for this project: Tricia Bruce, Director of the Springtide Research Institute; Maureen Day, Research Branch at the Center for Religion and Civic Culture at the University of South California; Michele Dillon, professor of sociology at the University of New Hampshire; David Gibson, Director of the Center for Religion and Culture at Fordham University; Mark Gray, Director of Catholic Survey of the Emperor at the Center for Applied Research at the Apostolate; Hosffman Ospino, Professor of Latin American Ministry and Religious Education at Boston College; Tia Noelle Pratt, Assistant Vice -President for engagement and strategic initiative at Villanova University; and Stephen White, the Catholic Center for the Catholic University of America and a colleague in the Catholic Studies program at the Center for Ethics and Public Policy.