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Bryan Hedrick has spent over 23 years in the United States Army as an active-duty Chaplain, leading teams and advising organizations on strategic ways to improve soldier performance, provide religious support, and integrate religious factors into military operations. His most recent position included researching spirituality for the Army. Bryan has research interests in optimizing human performance through leadership, spirituality, and psychometric instrument design. His current research is centered on sense of self/core identity as a mechanism to increase resiliency and improve individual/organizational performance. 

PhD Leadership, University of the Cumberlands, 2024
DMin Pastoral Leadership, Tennessee Temple University, 2014
MDiv Theology and Apologetics, Liberty University, 2010
MA Religion, Liberty University, 2009

Hedrick, B., Heaton, K. J., Moore, B. A., & Judkins, J. L. (2025). Spirituality is associated with psychological hardiness in US army soldiers and civilians. Military Psychology, 1-12.

  • Leadership
  • Management
  • Military
  • Ministry
  • Quantitative Methods
     

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