Rubenstein earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Religion and English (summa cum laude) at Williams College in 1999. With the support of a Dr. Herchel Smith Fellowship,she studied philosophical theology at the University of Cambridge,where she earned a Post-Graduate Diploma in 2000 and an MPhil in 2001. She was granted a Jacob K. Javits Fellowship to pursue doctoral work at Columbia University,where she received a PhD in Philosophy of Religion in 2006.
Career
From 2005 to 2006,Rubenstein was Scholar-in-Residence at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. In 2006,she earned Columbia University's Core Curriculum Award for Graduate Teaching and served as the Doctoral Commencement Speaker. Rubenstein was appointed Assistant Professor of Religion at Wesleyan University in 2006,Associate Professor in 2011,and Professor in 2014. She won the Wesleyan Binswanger Prize for Excellence in Teaching in 2017.[4]
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