Dr. Caito’s life-long vocational mission is to equip the church to think better. Prior to his career in Christian higher education he accomplished this in the non-profit sector through leadership and research roles with Habitat for Humanity, Samaritan’s Purse, and Global Mapping International.
He is an interdisciplinary social scientist who employs a post-positivist and constructivist worldview and sociological institutionalist theoretical framework through mixed- and multi-method approaches to examine how, how much, and why social network structures and isomorphic forces of formal institutions and social norms determine non-linear trust and conflict outcomes at the intra, inter, and field levels of organizations.