Sarah Thomas ’19 served as Associate Director of the Zephyr Institute in 2019-20. Currently, she works at International Christian Concern, an NGO which supports the persecuted Church around the world through awareness, assistance, and advocacy. Sarah holds a B.A. in Philosophy and Religious Studies and a minor in Data Science from Stanford University. She also studied theology and intellectual history at the University of Oxford, and pursued graduate studies in philosophy at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven. Sarah has presented papers at Stanford University, the University of Dallas, the Eric Voegelin Society, and the Pedagogical University of Kraków. While an undergraduate, she worked at the Stanford Literary Lab, Stanford Humanities Center, Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis, and Religious Freedom Institute. For two years, she served as editor-in-chief of the Stanford journal of Christian thought, affiliated with the Augustine Collective. For several years, she served as a music director of Stanford’s college radio station, and had a show that was mostly shoegaze and ambient drone. Sarah’s interests are in metaphysics, political theology, and the history & future of natural law thinking. 

Most life-altering primary text read during university: Anselm, Monologion