Ashlee Quosigk is a Ph.D. student at Queen’s University Belfast. She received her B.A in History from Kennesaw State University before moving to San Antonio where she completed her M.A. degree in World History from the University of Texas SA. After graduating from UTSA, she enjoyed teaching Honors History for them, employing an innovative service-learning component in each of her classes. Her dissertation analyzes Christian-Muslim relations with a view to understanding inter- and intra-religious conflicts and their potential for transformation. It specifically examines how Evangelical Christians in the United States are dialoguing about Islam, focusing on Evangelical Christians within the urban Southern US. Her work expands on the limited work on Evangelical Christianity and Islam, demonstrating that Evangelicals are complex in their theological, moral, and political attitudes about Islam and illustrating that Evangelicals advocate varying degrees and forms of interaction with Islam. Email: ashlee.quosigk@gmail.com