Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

Maxim Samson

Adjunct Professor

DePaul University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

Geography

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (las)

Islamic World Studies

Maxim Samson is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Social Sciences Adjunct Professor at Depaul University.

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DePaul University

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cultural studies religious studies sociology religion social sciences anthropology identity (social science) sociology of education cultural geography intersectionality disasters security studies religious education sociology of religion historical geography religious pluralism jewish schools social history risk management social science research ethnic studies youth services disaster risk reduction crisis management cultural heritage school leadership physical anthropology geographical information science global history geopolitics political geography higher education social identity theory cultural analysis social theory multiculturalism cultural identity disaster response disaster management regional collaboration collaborative infrastructure collaborative governance black experience urban security student cultures geographical aspect anthropogenic geomorphology global connections world-systems theory spirituality religious groups mass culture theatre studies contemporary jewish identities young people s jewish identities jewish day schools jewish school symbolic jewish identities community dynamics school choice tsunami events critical responses urban religious landscape jewish self-representation religious liberties security concerns student autonomy cultural cosmopolitanism urban studies civilizations urban geography integrated geography sustainable cities globalization critical geography geographical research cultural change sustainable urbanism urban change human geography

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Earth Shapers: How Humans Mastered Geography and Remade the World. (2025)

physical anthropologycivilizationsgeographical aspectgeographical information scienceearth shapersgeographyanthropologyhistorical geographyanthropogenic geomorphologyphysical geographyhuman geography

Nones in Space: (Ir)Religious Identities and Sacred Space in Higher Education. Annals of the American Association of Geographers (2025)

religious studiesreligionculturereligious identitieshigher educationsociology of religionsacred spaceintercultural studiesreligious pluralismspiritualityreligious groupscultural studies

Jewish Education and the Arts. Journal of Jewish Education (2024)

Matt ReingoldMaxim Samson

educationartjewish education

A Post-Tsunami Sea Change? Towards Post-Secular Disaster Response in Indonesia. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction (2021)

Maxim G.M. SamsonArizka Warganegara

disastersdisaster risk reductiondisaster responsegeographydisaster managementcrisis managementrisk management

Images of the Urban Religious Landscape: Gen Z Seek out the Sacred in the City. Journal of Cultural Geography (2021)

Maxim G. M. SamsonJames G. Leichty

urban religious landscapereligious studiescultural geographyreligionurbanismhumanitiescultural studiesanthropology

White Noise and Unnecessary Evil: Balancing Security and Community in Synagogues. Contemporary Jewry (2021)

Maxim G. M. Samson

religious studiesreligious pluralismsecurity studies

Collaboration and Disaster: Critical Responses After Tsunami Events in Indonesia. Environmental Hazards (2020)

Arizka WarganegaraMaxim G. M. Samson

regional collaborationcollaborative infrastructurecooperationdisasterstsunami eventscritical responsescollaborative governanceenvironmental science

Protecting Religious Liberties? Security Concerns at Places of Worship in Chicago. Geoforum (2020)

Maxim G.M. Samson

religious libertiespublic policyreligionlawurban securitysecurity concernsgeographysecurity studiessafety

Krav Maga and Chicken Soup: Symbolic Jewish Identities Within and Beyond the Jewish School. British Journal of Sociology of Education (2019)

Maxim G. M. Samson

jewish schoolsociologyintersectionalitycultural identityeducationsocial sciencessociology of educationidentity (social science)symbolic jewish identities

Jewish Schools and the Challenges of Denominationalism in England. Contemporary Jewry (2019)

Maxim G. M. Samson

sociologyjewish schools

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Maxim Samson

Adjunct Professor

DePaul University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

Geography

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (las)

Islamic World Studies

Maxim Samson is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Social Sciences Adjunct Professor at Depaul University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Maxim Samson

DePaul University

Adjunct Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Earth Shapers: How Humans Mastered Geography and Remade the World. (2025)

physical anthropologycivilizationsgeographical aspectgeographical information scienceearth shapersgeographyanthropologyhistorical geographyanthropogenic geomorphologyphysical geographyhuman geography

Nones in Space: (Ir)Religious Identities and Sacred Space in Higher Education. Annals of the American Association of Geographers (2025)

religious studiesreligionculturereligious identitieshigher educationsociology of religionsacred spaceintercultural studiesreligious pluralismspiritualityreligious groupscultural studies

Jewish Education and the Arts. Journal of Jewish Education (2024)

Matt ReingoldMaxim Samson

educationartjewish education

A Post-Tsunami Sea Change? Towards Post-Secular Disaster Response in Indonesia. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction (2021)

Maxim G.M. SamsonArizka Warganegara

disastersdisaster risk reductiondisaster responsegeographydisaster managementcrisis managementrisk management

Images of the Urban Religious Landscape: Gen Z Seek out the Sacred in the City. Journal of Cultural Geography (2021)

Maxim G. M. SamsonJames G. Leichty

urban religious landscapereligious studiescultural geographyreligionurbanismhumanitiescultural studiesanthropology

White Noise and Unnecessary Evil: Balancing Security and Community in Synagogues. Contemporary Jewry (2021)

Maxim G. M. Samson

religious studiesreligious pluralismsecurity studies

Collaboration and Disaster: Critical Responses After Tsunami Events in Indonesia. Environmental Hazards (2020)

Arizka WarganegaraMaxim G. M. Samson

regional collaborationcollaborative infrastructurecooperationdisasterstsunami eventscritical responsescollaborative governanceenvironmental science

Protecting Religious Liberties? Security Concerns at Places of Worship in Chicago. Geoforum (2020)

Maxim G.M. Samson

religious libertiespublic policyreligionlawurban securitysecurity concernsgeographysecurity studiessafety

Krav Maga and Chicken Soup: Symbolic Jewish Identities Within and Beyond the Jewish School. British Journal of Sociology of Education (2019)

Maxim G. M. Samson

jewish schoolsociologyintersectionalitycultural identityeducationsocial sciencessociology of educationidentity (social science)symbolic jewish identities

Jewish Schools and the Challenges of Denominationalism in England. Contemporary Jewry (2019)

Maxim G. M. Samson

sociologyjewish schools

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