Kerri serves as co-founder and director of the Humanum Institute.
Kerri received her BA in Theology from the University of Dallas and her MA in Theology from Ave Maria University, Florida. She went on to complete an STB and STL from Pontifical University of St. Thomas through the faculty of Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Michigan, focusing on the New Feminism. In 2012, she became the first woman in the world to receive a Licentiate in the New Evangelisation. As part of her doctoral studies at the Pontifical Lateran University in Rome, she researched the nature of gender and the vocation of woman.
Kerri has extensive experience in teaching the thought of St John Paul II, systematic theology, and issues of sexuality. She has held teaching positions at the University of Dallas, St Mary’s University Twickenham, the Center for the Thought of John Paul II, Warsaw, and Oscott Seminary, Birmingham. Her experience of teaching secondary school students and undergraduates convinced her of the need for a greater provision of holistic and faithful Christian anthropology.
She is a highly sought after speaker, especially in the context of higher education, adult, and clerical formation. She has experience in planning and delivering week-long symposia and workshops, such as the Formed for Love Symposium, Soho, London as well as experience designing and reviewing curriculum for students and teachers.
Kerri particularly enjoys speaking to clerical and women’s groups, and has expertise in NFP and fertility issues.
