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(posted March 20, 2009)
Milton Acosta
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Calle 76 No. 87 No.14
Robledo Palenque
Medellín
COLOMBIA
Email Milton Acosta
Phone Number: (+574) 264 0303
Fax Number: (+574) 422 0780
Alternate Email for Milton Acosta
Institution: Fundación Universitaria Seminario Bíblico de Colombia
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: Spanish, English
Dates of availability: July 2009 to December 2009
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks
Relocation Information: Accomodations
Living Expenses: $250.00 a week
CV information:http://thirina.colciencias.gov.co/
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(posted February 24, 2010)
David Tuesday Adamo
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Dept of Philosophy and Religion
Kogi State University
Ayangba
Dekina LGA
Anyigba
NIGERIA
Email David Tuesday Adamo
Phone Number: 234-8075109007
Institution: Kogi State University
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students
Instructional Setting: Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English
Dates of availability: August 2011 to May 2012
My commitment is for (time period): 2 Months, Full Academic Year
Relocation Information: Accomodation, stipend for living expenses
CV information: adamodcv.8m.com
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(posted March 31, 2009)
Peter Altmann
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Gumpenwiesenstr 44
8157 Dielsdorf
Zurich
SWITZERLAND
Email Peter Altmann
Phone Number: 41 43 422 0411
Institution: University of Zurich
Theologisches Seminar
Kirchgasse 9
8001 Zurich
SWITZERLAND
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Seminary
Languages: English and German
Dates of availability: Jan 2010; Jun 2010 to Sept 2010
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks
Relocation Information: Depending on the situation, I would either come alone or with family (2 adults, 2 children).
CV information: http://www.theologie.uzh.ch/faecher/altes-testament/altmann.html
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(posted July 7, 2009)
Consentino Augusto
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Via Larussa 172
Villa San Giovanni
RC 89018
ITALY
Email Cosentino Augusto
Phone Number: +393200562731
Institution: Università di Messina
Dip. Studi Tardoantichi, Medievali e Umanistici Contrada Annunziata
Messina ME 98100
ITALY
I am interested in doing the following: Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: Italian, English, French, Spanish
Dates of availability: 2009 to 2010
My commitment is for (time period): Full Academic Year
CV information: http://sites.google.com/site/acosentino/Home/curriculum-eng
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(posted October 5, 2010)
Vasile Babota
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via Dandolo 49
Roma 00153
ITALY
Email Vasile Babota
Phone Number: (+39) 329 48 16 291
Institution:
Pontifical Biblical Institute
p-zza della Pilotta 4
Roma 00187
ITALY
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: Italian, English, Romanian, Ukrainian, Russian
Dates of availability: From Fall 2010 to 2015 or longer
My commitment is for (time period): Full Academic Year, Other - up to five or more years
Relocation Information: Currently I am revising my doctoral dissertation for the publication. I am a married person with one five year old child and have no scholarship or other financial income. The Generalate House of the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales is hosting us at no costs.
CV information:
Personal data:
Born: December the 4th, 1974 in Sighetu Marmatiei - MM (Romania)
Citizenship: Romanian/Permanent residence in Rome, Italy
Undergraduate, graduate and post graduate studies:
1980-1988: Elementary school in Rona de Sus - MM, Romania;
1988-1991: High school in Sighetu Marmatiei, Romania;
1993-1995: Greek-Catholic Lyceum in Lviv, Ukraine;
1992-1997: philosophy and theology in Lviv-Rudno, Ukraine (BA);
1997-2002: Licentiate in Sacred Scripture (SSL) at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome, Italy. Final paper on Genesis 18 under the direction of Prof. Jean Louis Ska;
1998 (July)-1999 (January): Modern Hebrew (Ulpan) and a semester of studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel as part of the exchange program of the PBI with the HUJ; In 2002 I was sent by the Bishop of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Eparchy of Stamford, CT (USA) Basil H. Losten (now emeritus) for doctoral studies in Rome;
2003-2004: preparatory year for the doctorate (annus ad doctoratum) under Prof. Joseph Sievers, the then director of the Cardinal Bea Centre for Jewish Studies/Pontifical Gregorian University;
2003 (November): one month of intense rabbinic studies at the Bat Kol Institute in Jerusalem. The courses focused on the interpretation of Torah texts in the rabbinic sources and on Jewish liturgy;
2005-2010: Writing of the doctoral dissertation at the Biblicum, under the direction of Prof. Joseph Sievers; the second reader was Prof. Jean Louis Ska. The thesis was discussed on the 28th of May, 2010. The topic of the dissertation was The Institution of the Hasmonean High Priesthood (in English). The main sources used in the dissertation were: 1 and 2 Maccabees, Ben Sira/Sirach, Priestly layers of the Pentateuch, early Dead Sea Scrolls, Flavius Josephus' works, Hellenistic non-Jewish sources and various archaeological evidences. I published an excerpt of my doctoral thesis, and on the 30th of June I received the title of Doctor in Sacred Scripture (SSD). Brill has already expressed its interest in publishing my whole dissertation in its Journal for the Study of Judaism Supplement Series, which I plan to revise by the spring of 2011.
Other activities:
2000-2001: teaching during the months of September-October of intensive courses on the historical books of the Old Testament at the Seminary of the Catholic University of Lviv (Ukraine).
2005 (March, 7-12) - The Fourth World Jewish Congress on the Interaction of Cultures organized at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. I presented a paper on the "Messianic Ideas in Early Hasmonean Times: the Case of the Hasmonean High Priesthood".
Since 2005 - collaboration with the Journal for the Study of Judaism in the Persian, Hellenistic and Roman Period (published by Brill), where I publish twice a year (issues 2 and 4/5) reviews of articles. These articles are being selected from about thirty various journals published mostly in Italy, while others in Croatia, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia and Spain.
The interest of my research and/or teaching fields covers the Pentateuch with focus on the cult and its priesthood, historical books of the OT, intertestamental and early literature of Judaism (including the Deuterocanonical/Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha, the Dead Sea Scrolls), history of the Second Temple, Flavius Josephus, as well as interpretation of the Hebrew Bible in early Judaism. I am also particularly interested in the Jewish-Christian dialogue. I participated as free guest at tens of conferences organized by the Cardinal Bea Centre.
Member of the: Society of Biblical Literature (SBL), Catholic Biblical Association of America (CBA), Associazione Biblica Italiana (ABI), European Association of Jewish Studies (EAJS).
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(posted February 25, 2010)
Kelley Coblentz Bautch
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Department of Religious Studies
St. Edward's University CPO 774
3001 South Congress Avenue
Austin, Texas 78704
UNITED STATES
Email Kelley Coblentz Bautch
Phone Number: 512-428-1395
Institution: St. Edward's University
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English, German, Hebrew
Dates of availability: Typically from May to August
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks, 2 Months, Full Semester, Full Academic Year
Relocation Information: travel, accommodations, stipend for living expenses
CV information: http://faculty.stedwards.edu/kelleyb/cv.htm
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(posted July 14, 2010)
Alice Ogden Bellis
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13024 Birdale Lane
Darnestown, MD 20878
UNITED STATES
Email Alice Ogden Bellis
Phone Number: 202-549-9368
Institution: Howard University School of Divinity
1400 Shepherd Street, NE
Washington, DC 20017
UNITED STATES
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students,
Instructional Setting: Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English
Dates of availability: June to July
My commitment is for (time period): 2 Months, Other - I may be on sabbatical during academic year 2011-2012
Relocation Information: accommodations (and perhaps a stipend if for a longer period during sabbatical and if I am unable to secure a grant)
CV information: http://husd.dst01.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=107&Itemid=214
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(posted March 20, 2009)
Ehud Ben Zvi
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Dept. of History and Classics
2-28 H. M. Tory Building
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta
T6G2H4
CANADA
Email Ehud Ben Zvi
Phone Number: 780 437 1338
Institution: University of Alberta
I am interested in doing the following: Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Graduate University
Languages: English, Spanish, Modern Hebrew
Dates of availability: continuous to continuous
My commitment is for (time period): Other - continuous (exception sabbatical - July 09-June 10)
Relocation Information: temporary relocation is not involved
CV information: http://www.ualberta.ca/~ebenzvi/
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(posted August 9, 2010)
Thomas Bergholz
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STT HKBP
Jl. Sang Nawaluh No 6
Pematangsiantar
Sumatera Utara
21132
INDONESIA
Email Thomas Bergholz
Phone Number: +626227550691
Institution: Theological Seminary (STT)
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: German, English, Indonesian
Dates of availability: Feb 2011 to August 2012
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks
Relocation Information: transport, accomodation, stipend
CV information: Rev. Dr.theol. Thomas Bergholz
CV:
http://www.bergholz.co.nz/CVThB_web.pdf
List of Publications:
http://www.bergholz.co.nz/listofpublications.pdf
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(posted April 15, 2009)
Mark E. Biddle
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1726 Windingridge Dr
Richmond, VA 23238
UNITED STATES
Email Mark E. Biddle
Phone Number: 804 814 4242
Alternate Email for Mark E. Biddle
Institution: Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond
3400 Brook Road
Richmond, VA 23227
UNITED STATES
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English, German
Dates of availability: May 2010 to May 2011
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks, 2 Months, Full Semester, Full Academic Year
Relocation Information: minimally accommodations
CV information: http://mysite.verizon.net/mebiddle2
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(posted July 9, 2009)
Thomas Bolin
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Religious Studies
St. Norbert College
100 Grant Street
De Pere, WI 54115
UNITED STATES
Email Thomas Bolin
Phone Number: 920-403-3078
Institution: St. Norbert College
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Seminary
Languages: English and Italian (with some advance notice)
Dates of availability: January 1-20, May-August 15; any year.
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks, 2 Months
Relocation Information: During the summers I would like to have my family with me (wife and two young daughters). We need only a 1-2 room place with a stove and bathroom.
I do not require a stipend over the summer or in December-January.
CV information: Thomas M. Bolin
EDUCATION
Ph.D. in Religious Studies, Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1995 M.A. in Biblical Theology, Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1991 B.A. (summa cum laude) in Religious Studies, St. Edward's University, Austin, Texas, 1988
DISSERTATION
"Jonah as Subversive Literature? The Book of Jonah and Its Biblical Context."
Major Professors: John Schmitt, Thomas Thompson, Philip Davies
PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS
Associate Professor of Religious Studies, St. Norbert College, 2002-Present Associate Professor of Theology, St. Mary's University, San Antonio, 2000-2002 Assistant Professor of Theology, St. Mary's University, San Antonio 1995-2000
BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS
Ezra-Nehemiah (Liturgical Press, Forthcoming).
Freedom Beyond Forgiveness: The Book of Jonah Re-Examined (Continuum, 1997) manuscript refereed.
REFEREED ARTICLES
"Eternal Delight and Deliciousness: The Book of Jonah After Ten Years," The Journal of Hebrew Scriptures (March, 2009).
"Rivalry and Resignation: Girard on Qoheleth and the Divine-Human Relationship," Biblica 86 (2005) 245-59.
"The Role of Exchange in Ancient Mediterranean Religion and Its Implications for Reading Genesis 18-19," Journal for the Study of the Old Testament 39 (2004) 37-56.
"When the End is the Beginning-The Persian Period and the Origins of the Biblical Tradition," Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 10 (1996) 3-15.
"'Should I Not Also Pity Nineveh?'-Divine Freedom in the Book of Jonah," Journal for the Study of the Old Testament 67 (1995) 109-20.
"The Temple of ??? at Elephantine and Persian Religious Policy," in D Edelman (ed.), The Triumph of Elohim: From Yahwisms to Judaisms (Kok Pharos, 1995) 127-42.
INVITED ESSAYS/BOOK CHAPTERS
"On the Making of the Holy City: The Foundations of Jerusalem in the Hebrew Bible," in T. Thompson (ed.), Jerusalem in Ancient History and Tradition (Continuum, 2004) 171-96.
"Warfare," in J. Barton (ed.), The Biblical World (2 vols.; Routledge, 2002) 2. 33-52.
"History, Historiography, and the Use of the Past in the Hebrew Bible," in C. Krause (ed.), The Limits of Historiography: Genre and Narrative in Ancient Historical Texts (E.J. Brill, 1999) 113-40.
"'A Stranger and An Alien Among You' (Gen 23:4): The Old Testament in Early Jewish and Christian Self-Identity," in J. Hills (ed.), Common Life in the Early Church: Essays Honoring Graydon F. Snyder (Trinity International, 1998) 57-76.
SELECTED CONFERENCE PAPERS
"Qohelet and Philosophy," to be presented at the Bible and Philosophy Conference, Shalem Center, Jerusalem, October 2009
"Nineveh's Animals and the Royal Ideology of the Book of Jonah," Paper accepted for the Annual International Meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature at the Pontifical Biblical Institute, Rome, July 1, 2009.
"Revisiting Qohelet and the Greeks," at the annual meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature, San Diego, November 2007.
"The Anxiety of Influence? Ancient and Modern Readings of Ecclesiastes." at the annual international meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature, Edinburgh, July 3, 2006.
"Kings, Preachers, Philosophers and Teachers: Qohelet in Jewish and Christian Tradition," at the annual meeting of the Catholic Biblical Assocation, Collegeville, August 7, 2005.
"Wisdom and Mortality in Ecclesiastes," at the annual international meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature, Gröningen, July 6, 2004.
INVITED LECTURES
"Justice, Mercy, and the Fate of Sodom and Gomorrah," at the Senior Seminar, Faculty of Biblical Studies, University of Sheffield, October 15, 2001.
"Legendary Elements in the Tales of the Founding of Jerusalem," at the Afdeling for bibelsk Ekseges, Københavns Universitet, November 17, 2001.
WORK IN PROGRESS
Book: Vive Memor Mortis: Ecclesiastes on the Limits of Human Effort (Equinox Publishing)
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(posted March 20, 2009)
M. Eugene Boring
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6616 Welch Ave
Fort Worth, TX 76133
UNITED STATES
Email Eugene Boring
Phone Number: 817 294 4110
Fax Number: 817 294 4110
Institution:
Brite Divinity School, TCU
Univerisity Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76129
UNITED STATES
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach,
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English, German
Dates of availability: January 1, 2011 to August 31, 2011
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks, 2 Months, Full Semester
Relocation Information: Room, board, transportation (stipend preferred, not necessary)
CV information: M. Eugene Boring, AB, BD, MA, PhD (Vanderbilt), several semesters in Göttingen as guest professor.
Retired, 73 years old, good physical and mental health.
Ordained minister, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Speak English and German.
Have taught in both undergraduate (TCU) and graduate programs (Brite Divinity School).
Author of 10 books, including commentaries on Matthew, Mark, 1 Peter, Revelation, numerous articles in journals and reference works.
Have translated 11 books, German to English.
Can teach OT, NT, Biblical Theology
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(posted June 5, 2009)
Alejandro Botta
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Boston University School of Theology
745 Commonwealth Ave., Box 371
Boston, MA 02215
UNITED STATES
Email Alejandro Botta
Phone Number: 617-353-3063
Alternate Email for Alejandro Botta
Institution: Boston University School of Theology
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: Hebrew, Aramaic, Middle Egyptian, Akkadian, Coptic,
Dates of availability: To be arranged to To be arranged
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks
Relocation Information: Accommodations, stipend for living expenses.
CV information: http://sthweb.bu.edu/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=60&Itemid=200
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(posted July 2, 2009)
Bart B. Bruehler
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3901 S. Landess St.
Marion, IN 46953
UNITED STATES
Email Bart B. Bruehler
Phone Number: 765-674-1749
Institution: Indiana Wesleyan University
4201 S. Washington St.
Marion, IN 46953
UNITED STATES
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English
Dates of availability: 6/2010 to 8/2012
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks, 2 Months
Relocation Information: Office space and accomodations
CV information: Education:
Ph.D in NT, Emory University; M.Div, Asbury Theological Seminary; B.A. Asbury College
Teaching Competence:
Primary: New Testament, Exegesis and Hermeneutics, Luke-Acts, The Hellenistic-Roman World, Ancient Greek
Secondary: Hinduism, World Religions, Biblical Theology and Ethics, Hebrew Bible, Philosophy
Publications:
"Seeing through the ????? of Zechariah: Understanding Zechariah 4." Catholic Biblical Quarterly 63 (2001): 430-443.
"Proverbs, Persuasion and People: A Three-dimensional Analysis of 2 Cor 9.6-15." New Testament Studies 48 (2002): 209-224.
"Karma Yoga and Christian Ethics: Reading Bhagavad Gita 3 in Light of Ephesians 4-6." Pages 23-48 in Song Divine: Christian Commentaries on the Bhagavad Gita. Edited by Catherine Cornille. Christian Commentaries on Non-Christian Sacred Texts. Leuven: Peeters Press, 2006.
A Public and Political Christ: The Social-Spatial Characteristics of Luke 18:35-19:43 and the Gospel as a Whole in Its Ancient Context. Eugene, Or.: Wipf & Stock, forthcoming.
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(posted July 2, 2009)
Lamont T. Conyers
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1063 Upnor Road
Baltimore, Maryland 21212
UNITED STATES
Email Lamont Conyers
Phone Number: 410-426-1044
Institution: Amridge University
1200 Taylor Road
Montgomery, Alabama 36117
UNITED STATES
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: Hebrew, Greek, Aramaic, Akkadian, Will be studying Ugaritic, German, French, NW Semitic Epigraphy
Dates of availability: Spring 2010 to unlimited
My commitment is for (time period): Full Academic Year
Relocation Information: expenses for living, food.
CV information: Lamont Timothy Conyers
7101 McClean Blvd
Baltimore Maryland 21234
410-426-1044
443-992-9802
EDUCATION
Southern Christian University
PH.D Student in Biblical Studies-Old Testament Spring 2008-Present
Liberty Theological Seminary
Master of Divinity in Biblical Studies
September 2007.
Taylor University
Bachelor of Arts - Pastoral Ministries
August 2001.
Employment
Calvary Bible Fellowship Church Baltimore, Maryland.
November 2006-Present
Pastor-Responsible for Preaching and Teaching Sunday Morning services. Teaching Tuesday night Bible study. Visitation of sick and members of congregation at home, New Members Class and Bible Conference Ministry. Administer Pre and Post Marriage Counseling, and Church Discipline issues. Oversee Administration of Church Ministries in Adult Education, Missions giving, Church Leadership and Small Groups. Headed Church meetings, Formulate Doctrinal statement of the church.
Calvary Evangelical Bible Fellowship, Baltimore, Maryland.
March 2002 to May 2005
Pastor-Responsible for Preaching and Teaching Sunday Morning services. Teaching Tuesday night Bible study. Visitation of sick and members of congregation at home. Taught New Members Class and Bible Conference Ministry. Administer Pre and Post Marriage Counseling, and Church Discipline issues. Directed meetings of Administration of Church Ministries in Adult Education, Missions, Church Leadership and Small Groups. Headed Church meetings, Formulate Doctrinal statement of the church. Created Flow Chart for Leadership of the church for Elders, Deacons, Ministry leaders and Administrator of Educational Curriculum of the Church for Adult, Sunday Morning Bible Fellowship and Men's ministry.
Calvary Evangelical Church, Van Wert, Ohio.
Attended 1996-2001. Pastoral Internship June 1998 to August 2000 under the leadership of Pastor Raymond E. Feeck. Preached some Sunday evening services. Visited elderly residents in Van Crest nursing home. Prepared preaching calendar and learned the philosophy of Biblical Exposition. Learned about church staffing and new members' class. Served as an usher on occasion and participated in church evangelism outreach in Christmas passion play. Ministered to young men Sunday afternoon chapel services at the Marsh Foundation. Preached and led worship services at the Van Wert Community Campground ministry.
Good Shepherd Community Church Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Interim Pastor- January 1998 to September 1998.
Preached Sunday morning services for small congregation. Taught Wednesday night and Sunday morning Bible studies. Ordained ministers and deacons. Led communion services during first Sunday of the month. Provided pastoral counseling for families in the congregation. Called and visited elderly members of the church congregation. Directed and facilitated administration of committee meetings, Elder and Deacon board meetings, and creation of Leadership structure of Church Administration for Elders, Deacons, Ministry Leaders and congregation. Administrator of Church Educational Curriculum for Adults and Men's Ministry.
Affliations
2006-present- Associate Member- Evangelical Theological Society.
Associate Member- Society of Biblical Literature.
Friend-Institute of Biblical Research.
2001-present Member- Grace Evangelical Society, Dallas, Texas.
Papers:
What is the Correct reading A Text-Critical Comparison of Psalm 18:1-22 and 2 Samuel 22-1-22? Evangelical Theological Society Conference November 2008.
What is the Text? A Text-Critical Solution to Psalm 18:1-12 and 2 Samuel 22:1-12 Society of Biblical Literature Conference November 2008.
Putting Your Faith To Work Exegesis of James 2:14-26- Grace Evangelical Society Conference 2005.
Exegesis Analysis of Hebrews 5:11-6:12- Grace Evangelical Society Conference 2004.
Ministry Credentials
Ordained in April 1998 by Dr. Richard L. Gray, Professor of Missions, Asbury Theological Seminary.
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(posted January 21, 2011)
Rhonda Crutcher
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6729 NW 39th Expy
Bethany, OK 73008
UNITED STATES
Email Rhonda Crutcher
Phone Number: (405) 789-6400
Institution: Southern Nazarene University
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English
Dates of availability: varies
My commitment is for (time period): depends on time of year
Relocation Information: Accommodations required. Stipend for living expenses in most places probably needed (at least some supplement).
CV information:
Ph.D., New Testament, University of Manchester (UK), 2010. Thesis topic: "Water and the Identity of Jesus in the Gospel of John"
M.A., Biblical Studies, Nazarene Theological Seminary, Kansas City, MO, USA (1999)
2000-2003, Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies, Africa Nazarene University, Nairobi, Kenya
2007-current, Associate Professor of New Testament, Southern Nazarene University, Bethany, OK (USA)
Areas of research interest: Gospel studies, literary study of Bible, water symbolism in the Bible, intertextual studies.
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(posted January 21, 2011)
Pricop Cosmin Daniel
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Str. Trifoi, Nr. 15
Sect. 3
Bucharest
Ilfov
030698
ROMANIA
Email Pricop Cosmin Daniel
Phone Number: 004-0740215722
Alternate Email for Pricop Cosmin Daniel
Institution:
Theological Orthodox Faculty Bucharest
Str. Sf. Ecaterina, Nr. 2
Bucharest
Ilfov
040155
ROMANIA
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: Romanian, German, English
Dates of availability: 08.01.2011 to 08.01.2012
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks, 2 Months, Full Semester
Relocation Information: Stipend for living expenses
CV information: 1996-2001 Theological Seminary in Galatzi, Romania
2001-2005 Theological Faculty in Bucharest, Romania
2005-2007 Master Degree at the Theological Faculty of Bucharest 2007-2010 Phd. at the Faculty in Bucharest 2008-present Phd. candidate at the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt Studies Themes: Biblical hermeneutic, Patristic Exegeses in Dialogue with the historic-critical Method, Exegeses in Images (Icons), Ecumenical Dialogue
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(posted March 20, 2009)
Phillip W. Dennis
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867 W. 181st St., Apt. 1C
New York, NY 10033- 4460
UNITED STATES
Email Phillip W. Dennis
Phone Number: 212 -740-4209
Alternate Email for Phillip W. Dennis
Institution: Fordham University, Department of Theology
441 E. Fordham Rd.
Bronx, NY 10458-9993
UNITED STATES
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English
Dates of availability: August, 2009 to July, 2010
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks, 2 Months, Full Semester, Full Academic Year
Relocation Information: Room and board, stipend, internet access
CV information:
Education: ABD in theology (New Testament), Fordham University M.Phil. in theology (biblical theology), Fordham University, 2008 M.A. in exegetical theology, Covenant Theological Seminary, 2006 B.A. in economics, California State University Northridge, 1999
Dissertation topic: The speeches of Peter and James in Acts 15 as interpretations of the Gentile mission in terms of eschatological event that witnesses to Israel and testifies against unbelief
Mentor: Stephen Hultgren
Courses taught: Introduction to the New Testament (sophomore undergraduate core course), Fall 2008 and Spring 2009, Fordham University
Other areas of particular interest: Luke-Acts; Pauline theology; Pauline chronology; biblical theology; Old Testament/Hebrew Bible/Scriptures of Israel, particularly Deuteronomy and the prophetic books; Dead Sea Scrolls; Augustine of Hippo; 19th century liberal Protestant theology
Languages: Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic, French, German
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(posted May 14, 2009)
Michael B. Dick
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Department of Religious Studies Siena College
515 Loudon Road
Loudonville, New York 12211
UNITED STATES
Email Michael B. Dick
Phone Number: 1-518-783-2911 (office)
Fax Number: 1-518-783-2452
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students,
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: Italian, English, German (with practice)
Dates of availability: 2010 to 2012
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks, 2 Months, Full Semester, Full Academic Year
Relocation Information: as much as the host university can provide for transportation, accommodation, and some living expenses. I do not expect a salary.
CV information:
1963-1966 The Catholic University of America
1966-1970 The Gregorian University in Rome (S.T.B. and S.T.L. in Religion cum distinctione)
1972-1977 The Johns Hopkins University (M.A., Ph.D. in Northwest Semitic Languages)
1977-1978 Post Doctoral Research at Johns Hopkins
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(posted January 13, 2012)
Predrag Dragutinovic
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Orthodox Theological Faculty of University of Belgrade
Mije Kovacevica 11b
Belgrade
11 000
Belgrade
SERBIA
Email Predrag Dragutinovic
Phone Number: 381648003665
Institution: University of Belgrad
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach
Instructional Setting: Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: German, Greek (New), English
Dates of availability: 1. 12. 2012 to 1. 3. 2013
My commitment is for (time period): Other - 1 month
Relocation Information: accommodation, stipend for living expenses
CV information:http://www.bfspc.bg.ac.rs/sr/studije/profesor/dr-predrag-dragutinovic-docent
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(posted October 5, 2009)
Duraiswamy
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1 Ormes Road
Second Street
Kilpauk
Chennai
Tamilnadu
600 010
INDONESIA
Email Duraiswamy
Phone Number: 91-9840831083
Alternate Email for Duraiswamy
Institution:
Madras Theological Seminary and College
14, Waddells Road
Kilpauk
Chennai
Tamilnadu
600 010
INDONESIA
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach
Instructional Setting: Seminary
Languages: English and Hebrew
Dates of availability: April to June
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks
Relocation Information: Accomodation and stipend for living expenses
CV information: Born in a Christian family and have completed my secular Bachelors degree in Indian Philosophy and Masters degree in Public Administration. I have completed my Masters in Theology in the field of Old Testament. My dissertation topic is "A prophetic model after Elijah against the Hindutva culture in India".
Currently I am serving as a Old Testament lecturer in Madras Theological Seminary and College and also serving as a Academic Dean of this institution. I am married and have a three year old son.
Interested in teaching in the multi cultural and multi ethinic set up.
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(posted March 20, 2009)
Roxana Flammini
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Centro de Estudios de Historia del Antiguo Oriente-UCA
Av. Alicia Moreau de Justo 1500 PB
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires
C1107AFD
ARGENTINA
Email Roxana Flammini
Phone Number: 54-11 4349-0200
Fax Number: 54-11 4338-0791
Alternate Email for Roxana Flammini
Institution: Centro de Estudios de Historia del Antiguo Oriente- Universidad Católica Argentina
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students,
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: Spanish / English
Dates of availability: June 1st to October 30th
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks
Relocation Information: Accomodation provision and stipend for living expenses are preferred.
CV information:
Education
1988 - University of Buenos Aires, Faculty of Philosophy and Arts, BA in History.
1994 - University of Buenos Aires, Faculty of Philosophy and Arts, Licenciate in History.
2007 - University of Buenos Aires, Faculty of Philosophy and Arts, PhD. Dissertation "De Kerma a Biblos. Las relaciones del Estado egipcio con sus áreas vinculantes y periféricas durante el Reino Medio."
Academic Positions
Argentine Catholic University, History Department. Senior Professor. Ancient Near East History.
Argentine Catholic University, History Department. Senior Professor. Research Methodology in Social Sciences.
Argentine Catholic University, Centro de Estudios de Historia del Antiguo Oriente, Director.
National Council of Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET)- Independent Researcher.
Editor / Director of Scientific Publications Antiguo Oriente. Journal for the Studies of the History of the Ancient Near East. Argentine Catholic University, Centro de Estudios de Historia del Antiguo Oriente. Director.
Ancient Near East Monograph Series/Monografías sobre el Antiguo Cercano Oriente (ANEM/MACO). Society of Biblical Literature/Centro de Estudios de Historia del Antiguo Oriente. Co-editor (with Ehud Ben Zvi).
Recent Publications
Forthcoming. "Consideraciones sobre los vínculos sociales en el Levante Septentrional durante el Bronce Medio IIA-B”, en M. Campagno (ed.), Parentesco, patronazgo y Estado en las Sociedades antiguas, Buenos Aires, Universidad de Buenos Aires, IHAO.
Forthcoming. "Prácticas de obtención de bienes de prestigio en el Antiguo Egipto durante el Reino Medio (ca. 2050-1640 a.C.)", en Revista de Historia Universal, en prensa.
2008. "Ancient Core-Periphery Interactions. Lower Nubia during Middle Kingdom Egypt (ca. 2050-1640 a.C.)". Journal of World System Research XIV/1, pp. 54-70 2007. "El antiguo Estado egipcio como alteridad: cosmovisión, discurso y prácticas sociales (ca. 3000-1800 a.C.)", Iberia Revista de Antigüedad No. 8, 2005, pp. 7-24.
2007. "Egipto y Kerma en los inicios del II milenio a.C. Una lectura a través de las categorías de centro y periferia", RIHAO 14, pp. 33-68.
2007. "Asiáticos occidentales en el Egipto del Reino Medio. Evidencias textuales y arqueológicas", en Revista Bíblica 69, 1-2, pp. 83-111.
Institutional Memberships
IAE - International Association of Egyptologists SBL - Society of Biblical Literature ASOR - American Schools of Oriental Research Main Research Topics Middle Kingdom Egypt World Systems - Nilotic-Levantine World System.
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(posted February 14, 2011)
Doris J Garcia-Mayol
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Abelardo Paniagua 20
Santa Lucia
San Cristobal de Las Casas
Chiapas
29250
MEXICO
Email Doris J Garcia-Mayol
Phone Number: 011-52-967-631-7474
Alternate Contact for Doris J Garcia-Mayol
Institution: Seminario Intercultural Mayense
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English and Spanish
Dates of availability: August to December
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks
Relocation Information: I will prefer a single room with bathroom and internet if possible. Close to (or able to reach in walking distance) public transportation to arrive to institution. Stipend for living expenses - what is customary in these cases.
CV information:
The Intercultural Mayan Seminar (SIM) in Chiapas, Mexico, is a regional center of the Baptist Seminary of Mexico (SBM), where Doris presently develops her ministry in theological education, mostly among the Mayan people.
Ricardo and Doris' work spanning 20 years in various countries and mission fields is characterized by theological education in intercultural dialogue among the bible, contextual realities and indigenous cultures. They seek the empowerment of their peers, and inclusiveness and openness to the diversity of wisdoms.
EDUCATION:
Doris' education includes a Th.D. (2006) in Historical and Biblical Studies from Boston Theological School at Boston University. Her dissertation revealed the hidden literary and sociological structures of the construction of collective identity as resistance frames in the prophetic discourse. She has an MAR in Evangelism and Cross Cultural Studies (1988) from Andover Newton Theological School, an MS in Microbiology and Medical Zoology (1981) from Medical School of the University of Puerto Rico and a Bachelor in Biology and Chemistry (1978).
WORKING EXPERIENCE:
Prof. García-Mayol presently works as missionary with International Ministries of the American Baptist Churches in theological education. Since 1998 to the present she has been the dean, academic coordinator and professor of Old Testament and Biblical History first at the Baptist Seminary of Mexico and the Theological Community of Mexico at Mexico D.F., and lately at the Mayan Seminary at Chiapas.
Doris designs and delivery courses in the areas of Bible (OT, Cultural Background, Prophets, History of Israel, Biblical Hebrew, Narrative Analysis and Biblical Exegesis), integrating the Social sciences, the Mayan culture, gender perspective and peace building. She has created educational materials for a diversity of educational levels (popular, literacy, graduate and postgraduate) and implemented comprehensive development programs for women's groups.
She also coordinates a Solidary economy program with Mayan Tseltal women at the highlands of Chiapas.
Since 2003, Prof. García-Mayol has given semester courses (Old Testament, Exegesis of Prophetic Discourse, Cultural Context of the OT, and Missions & Theology of Missions) at the Evangelical Seminary of Puerto Rico (SEPR) in its M. Div Program.
From 1991 to 1997 in Limón, Costa Rica she collaborated first in the design, planning and implementation of the Caribbean Centre for Theology and later creating and delivering courses at master, bachelor, diploma and certificate level. She also participated in the support and promotion of development projects for a marginalized community in Sixaola, Costa Rica.
During 1981 to 1989 she developed her initial passion on microbiology as research assistant of biochemistry at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, coordinating and publishing her research in regulation of iron synthesis. Before that she taught microbiology and related areas as professor of microbiology at the University of Puerto Rico. She coordinated research projects, publishing and establishing the immunofluorescence monoclonal technique to identify Herpes Simplex 1 &2 in high risk populations as Research Supervisor of the Center for Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Rio Piedras, PR.
SPEAKING AND REPRESENTATION:
Since 1982, Prof. Garcia-Mayol participated as a speaker at many events first in the United States in the areas of microbiology; and later on in Mexico, Puerto Rico and the United States, in a variety of subjects: missions, interculturality, social identities and the bible, meaning and purpose of international collaboration, etc.
She has also participated in various academic events in Costa Rica, Mexico, Puerto Rico and Cuba on a variety of subject: Primer Encuentro Nacional de Reflexión Bíblico-Teológica: La visión y misión de las mujeres evangélicas en México al inicio del tercer Milenio; Comentario a Luis Rivera Pagan: Diáspora, símbolos, y tradición profética; The future of Theological Education in Latin America; Present Ethical Challenges and Prophetic Discourse; La Misión: Claves desde Jesús, los Profetas y Víctor Mercado at 1er Simposio Misionológico en Memoria al Rvdo. Víctor Mercado; and Missions in Intercultural Contexts.
PUBLICATIONS:
"Prophecy and Identity Formation: A Frame Analysis of Judean Oracles against Foreign Alliances." Th.D. dis. School of Theology, Boston University. April 2006.
Several articles at International Ministries News & Journals, Database on-line. Available from Internet http://www.internationalministries.org/missionaries/77
"Comentario al libro de Luis Rivera-Pagán Essays from the Diaspora" en Boletín Informativo del Centro Basilea de Investigación y Apoyo, A.C. No. 8, Oct-Dic, 2002.
"La Comunidad y Job: Valores en Conflicto" Oikodomein, Año 6, Núm. 7, (Nov. 2000): 9-21.
"Recounting the Story" Minister Vol. XVII, No. 1 (Spring 1997).
"Regulation of Ferritin and Heme Oxygenase synthesis in rat fibroblasts by different forms of iron." PNAS, Vol 88 (February 1991):688-692.
"Analysis by Fluorescence Microscopy and Flow Cytometry of Monoclonal Antibodies." Puerto Rico Health Science Journal Vol. 7, No 1, (1988):35.
"Antimicrobial Susceptibility and epidemiology of PPNG in Puerto Rico" Puerto Rico Health Science Journal Vol 3, No. 4, (1984):187.
"Identification and typing of HSV with Monoclonal Antibodies." JCM 16 (1982):205.
Affiliations: Society of Biblical Literature; American Baptist Churches and Baptist Churches of Puerto Rico, Ordained Minister (1981) and Fraternal Collaborator of International Ministries and Mexico (1991).
Languages: Bilingual English and Spanish, moderate reading of biblical Hebrew, fair reading of French and German with supports. Manage word processing and digital biblical programs.
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(posted September 29, 2009)
Florence M. Gillman
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Department of Theology and Religious Studies University of San Diego
5998 Alcala Park
San Diego, CA 92111
UNITED STATES
Email Florence M. Gillman
Phone Number: 619-260-4051
Institution: University of San Diego
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach,
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English
Dates of availability: variable
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks, 2 Months, Full Semester, Full Academic Year
Relocation Information: Accomodation; stipend for living expenses
CV information: CV available upon request at my email.
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(posted March 20, 2009)
Leonard Greenspoon
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Creighton University
2500 California Plaza
Omaha, NE 68178
UNITED STATES
Email Leonard Greenspoon
Phone Number: 402-384-9890
Fax Number: 402-280-1454
Institution: Creighton University
2500 California Plaza
Omaha, NE 68178
UNITED STATES
I am interested in doing the following: Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University,
Languages: English, French, Italian
Dates of availability: now to the future
My commitment is for (time period): Other - for as long as requested
Relocation Information: I would not wish to relocate even temporarily
CV information:
A native of Richmond, Virginia, Dr. Leonard Greenspoon holds the Klutznick Chair in Jewish Civilization at Creighton University. On the Creighton faculty since 1995, Greenspoon is also Professor of Classical & Near Eastern Studies and of Theology.
From his days at a graduate student at Harvard University (from which he received his Ph.D., in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations), Greenspoon has been interested in translations of the Bible. Many of his publications-he has edited or authored fifteen and fifty books, written more than a hundred articles and book chapters, and penned almost 500 book reviews-deal with aspects of this fascinating subject. He has written on topics ranging from the earliest translation of the Bible, the Septuagint, to versions of the Bible composed as recently as last year. He is recognized internationally as an expert on the history of Jewish Bible translations, and he has been involved as editor or consultant in two Bible translation projects.
In his research and writing, Greenspoon is especially interested in the way Bible translators-acting as individuals or, more often, as members of a committee-reflect the historical, social, cultural, political, as well as religious environments in which they work. He also focuses on how specific Bible translations influence the communities for which they are intended, and how later translators and commentators make use of earlier versions.
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(posted August 5, 2009)
Philippe Guillaume
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Dorf 71
CH-9035 Grub
Ausser Rhoden
SWITZERLAND
Email Philippe Guillaume
Phone Number: +41 71 891 2144
Institution: University of Bern
Unitobler
Laenggassstrasse 51
CH-3012 Bern
SWITZERLAND
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English, French
Dates of availability: 2010 to 2011
My commitment is for (time period): Full Academic Year
Relocation Information: food and accomodation
CV information: Research and teaching specializations in Old Testament/Hebrew Bible; Biblical Archaeology, Biblical and Old Testament Languages (Biblical Hebrew, Greek, Aramaic, Syriac, Ugaritic); international teaching experience, in Geneva, Switzerland (1997-2002), Beirut, Lebanon (2002-2005) and Sheffield, England (2008-2009) as well as field work in Biblical Archaeology (Kinneret, Megiddo 1997-2010).
Doctoral degree in Old Testament from the University of Geneva 2002
COURSES TAUGHT
Hebrew, Aramaic, Syriac, Histoire d'Israël et de sa littérature, L'écriture de l'histoire dans le judaïsme et le christianisme anciens, Historiographies proche orientales et émergence du judaïsme dans la conscience hellénistique, Introduction to the OT, Exegesis of OT texts (Genesis, Exodus, Judges, Wisdom Texts,, Psalms), Theology of Priestly texts, Introduction to the Archaeology of the ANE, History of Israel, Ancient Near Eastern Texts and Epigraphy, Paleo-Hebrew
SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL WORKS
Land and Calendar: Demonstrating the Thematic Coherence of the Priestly Document (LHB/OTS 391; New York: T. & T. Clark, 2009).
Text and Context: a History of Ancient Israel and of the Formation of the Old Testament (Beirut: Naufal, 2005).
Waiting for Josiah: the Judges (JSOTSup, 385; London/ New York: T&T Clark International, 2004).
Some 40 refereed articles mostly indexed by RAMBI and BILDI at <http://aleph3.libnet.ac.il/F/?func=find-b-0&local_base=rmb01&con_lng=eng>
<http://www.uibk.ac.at/bildi/bildi/search/index.html.en>
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Orientalische Altertumswissenschaft European Association of Biblical Studies Society of Biblical Literature
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(posted March 20, 2009)
Baruch Halpern
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105 Weaver Bldg.
University Park, PA 16802
UNITED STATES
Email Baruch Halpern
Phone Number: 001 814 863-0175
Institution: Pennsylvania State University
105 Weaver Bldg.
University Park, PA 16802
UNITED STATES
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students,
Instructional Setting: Graduate University
Languages: English, German, Hebrew, Italian
Dates of availability: May 2010 to August 2010
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks, 2 Months, Full Semester, Full Academic Year, Other - repeated concentrated time good
Relocation Information: accommodation, travel, living expenses, office, internet
CV information: Long list of books and articles; history of Near East and Mediterranean mainly in the Iron Age; work in addition to text with archaeology; language; epigraphy; scientific analysis; and, various fields. Principal current interest is "Axial Age" trade and cultural appropriation and transformation.
Google me.
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(posted January 4, 2012)
Michael Halcomb
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137 Lansdowne Dr.
Nicholasville, KY 40356
UNITED STATES
Email Michael Halcomb
Phone Number: 859-230-4690
Institution: Asbury Theological Seminary
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English
Dates of availability: 2011 to 2020
My commitment is for (time period): Other - Varies
Relocation Information: travel, lodging, stipend preferred
CV information: CV URL
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(posted March 20, 2009)
Mark W. Hamilton
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Box 29422
Abilene Christian University
Graduate School of Theology
Abilene, Texas 79699
UNITED STATES
Email Mark W. Hamilton
Phone Number: 325-674-3765
Fax Number: 325-674-6180
Institution: Abilene Christian University
1850 Teague Boulevard
Abilene, Texas 79699
UNITED STATES
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English; good reading knowledge of German but not good lecturer in German.
Dates of availability: summers are best to indefinitely
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks
Relocation Information: Living accomodations and stipend for living expenses. My university could probably pay travel.
CV information: Ph.D., Harvard University, Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
Taught at ACU since 2000, currently Associate Professor of Old Testament and Associate Dean of the Graduate School of Theology. Books: "God's Holy Fire" (ACU Press, 2002); "The Body Royal" (Brill, 2005; reprinted Scholars Press, 2008); "Renewing Tradition" (Pickwick, 2007); "The Transforming Word: A One-Volume Bible Commentary (ACU Press, 2009). Articles in "Vetus Testamentum" and "Journal for the Study of the Old Testament" and chapters in books and dictionaries. In addition, I am Secretary-Treasurer of the Southwest Region of SBL.
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(posted July 2, 2009)
Gerald A. Klingbeil
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305 Chartwell Dr.
Silver Spring, MD 20904
UNITED STATES
Email Gerald A. Klingbeil
Phone Number: 301-680-6565
Alternate Email for Gerald A. Klingbeil
Institution: Research Professor of Old Testament and Ancient Near Eastern Studies
Andrews University
Theological Seminary
Berrien Springs, MI 49103
UNITED STATES
I am interested in doing the following: Co-supervising students, Instructional Setting: Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English, German, Spanish
Dates of availability: beginning August 2010 to end of 2010
My commitment is for (time period): Other - 1-2 weeks
Relocation Information: Accommodation, living expenses, travel costs (if possible)
CV information: B.A. Theology (Andrews University) B.A. Hon. Semitic Languages and Cultures (Stellenbosch University) M.A. Ancient Near Eastern Studies (Stellenbosch University) D.Litt. Ancient Near Eastern Studies (Stellenbosch University)
I have published and edited a number of volumes, as well as numerous peer-reviewed articles and lexica entries. My main interest is understanding biblical ritual. I have published on the Pentateuch, the interaction between material culture and the biblical text, archaeology, hermeneutics and am currently focusing my research on Ezra-Nehemiah and Esther, as I am writing a commentary on these biblical books. Having lived for nearly 20 years in the two-third world, I am interested to interact with students from these regions.
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(posted July 20, 2009)
Zach Kotze
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P. O. Box 2099
Faerie Glen
Pretoria Gauteng 0043
SOUTH AFRICA
Email Zach Kotze
Phone Number: +27(0)83 292 63 85
Alternate Email for Zach Kotze
Institution: University of South Africa
Prellerstreet
Pretoria Gauteng 0003
SOUTH AFRICA
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English, German, French
Dates of availability: September 2009 to September 2010
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks, 2 Months, Full Semester, Full Academic Year
Relocation Information: Accommodation
CV information:
Professional Profile:
- Doctorate degree (D.Phil. Hebrew)
- Numerous accredited publications making use of interdisciplinary and African approaches
- Experience in the design and conduct of interdisciplinary research projects
- Five years teaching experience, including three years at tertiary level
Professional Accomplishments:
Teaching:
- Ancient Near Eastern language, literature, and civilization
- Old Testament
- Biblical Hebrew
- Biblical Greek
Research:
- An African approach to Old Testament Studies
- Magic in Africa and the ancient Near East
- The cognitive linguistic study of Classical Hebrew
- Cognitive Sciences
Work History:
- Post doctoral fellow: African methodologies for OT studies: University of South Africa, Pretoria: July 2006 - Dec 2009
- Lecturer: Hebrew: St. John Vianney Catholic Seminary, Pretoria: July 2007 - June 2008
- Lecturer: Hebrew: University of the Free State, Bloemfontein: July 2004 - June 2006
- Lecturer: Hebrew, Greek: Evangelical Reformed Seminary, Pretoria: July 2004 - Dec 2005
- Director: Research: Evangelical Reformed Seminary, Pretoria: May 2004 - December 2005
Education:
Doctorate: Ancient Studies (Hebrew): University of Stellenbosch, April 2004
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(posted July 7, 2009)
Rob Kugler
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Religious Studies, MSC 45
0615 SW Palatine Hill Rd
Lewis & Clark College
Portland, OR 97219
UNITED STATES
Email Rob Kugler
Phone Number: 503 7687452
Fax Number: 503 7687736
Institution: Lewis & Clark College
I am interested in doing the following: Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: German (read and speak), French (read)
Dates of availability: negotiable
My commitment is for (time period): Full Semester
CV information: http://www.lclark.edu/college/faculty/members/robert_kugler/
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(posted June 3, 2010)
Jonathan David Lawrence
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Canisius College
2001 Main Street
Buffalo, NY 14208
UNITED STATES
Email Jonathan David Lawrence
Phone Number: 716-888-2825
Fax Number: 716-888-3137
Institution: Canisius College
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Seminary
Languages: English (with some knowledge of French)
Dates of availability: September 2011 to August 2013
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks, Other - Summers
Relocation Information: accommodations, stipend for living expenses, provision for family expenses if family accompanies me.
CV information: MDiv - Pittsburgh Theological Seminary 1997 PhD - Univ. of Notre Dame 2004 (Hebrew Bible) taught at Canisius College since 2005 - Tenured in 2009.
My primary research and teaching has been in Scripture - both Old and New Testaments, but I have also taught World Religions, Judaism, and Social Justice. I have also worked with assessment and curriculum development and in using technology in teaching
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(posted July 7, 2009)
Nancy C. Lee
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Elmhurst College
190 Prospect Ave., cb117
Elmhurst, IL 60126
UNITED STATES
Email Nancy C. Lee
Phone Number: 630-617-3786
Institution: Elmhurst College
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English
Dates of availability: June 1, 2010 to July 15, 2010
My commitment is for (time period): Other - 6 weeks
Relocation Information: accommodation & living expense
CV information: Speciality: Hebrew Bible, psalms, prophets, lament literature, women in the bible, religion & society, social justice
Fulbright Fellow to Croatia (1996/97); Faculty co-leader, service-learning student group to South Africa (2004-present)
Editor of two books, author of two books and numerous articles; forthcoming: Lyrics of Lament: From Tragedy to Transformation (Fortress, 2009)--a survey of lament in sacred texts of the three Abrahamic faiths, and in poetry and song across cultures, both historic and contemporary
Will provide full c.v. via email
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(posted January 26, 2010)
Nathaniel Levtow
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Liberal Studies Program, LA 101
32 Campus Drive #5770
The University of Montana
Missoula, Montana 59812
UNITED STATES
Email Nathaniel Levtow
Phone Number: (406) 243-2845
Institution: The University of Montana
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University
Dates of availability: January 2011 to August 2011
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks, 2 Months, Full Semester
Relocation Information: Accommodation, travel, living expenses, office; needs may vary depending on nature and length of stay.
CV information:
Ph.D. Brown University
M.T.S. Harvard Divinity School
B.A. Middlebury College
Teaching and research interests: Hebrew Bible; history, literature, and religion of ancient Israel, ancient Near East and Mediterranean; ancient Judaism; theory of religion
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(posted May 14, 2009)
CJS Lombaard
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Dept. of Christian Spirituality
University of South Africa
P.O. Box 392
Pretoria, Gauteng 0003
SOUTH AFRICA
Email CJS Lombaard
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages:
Speak & write:
* English
* Afrikaans
Read:
* German
* Dutch
* French
Dates of availability: From Jan 1, 2010 to Dec 31, 2010
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks, 2 Months, Full Semester, Full Academic Year
Relocation Information: Family accomodation + living expenses required, + research support (library; conferences)
CV information: Qualifications:
* PhD - Communications: Religious Communications, on the interpretation of the Bible in modern discourse
* DD (= PhD in Divinity) - Old Testament exegesis, on Pentateuch theory and Genesis 22
50 scholarly publications: articles in South African research journals and chapters in books in the USA and Europe.
Active in College and University Theology teaching since 1995.
Specialisms:
* Pentateuch theory
* Exegesis: theory & practice
* Biblical Spirituality (spiritualities in the Bible, and the way the Bible is employed in modern spiritualities)
Additional teaching competencies:
* Old Testament / Biblical Studies survey
* Religious Communication / The Mass Media and Spirituality
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(posted March 31, 2009)
Gilberto Lozano
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Rua Carambolas 28, So. 7
Bairro Uberaba
Curitiba Paraná 81560-12
BRAZIL
Email Gilberto Lozano
Phone Number: 41-3319.3554
Institution: Mennonite School of Theology
Rua Dr. Danilo Gomes, 834
Boqueirão
Curitiba Paraná 81670-250
BRAZIL
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese
Dates of availability: July 2009 to December 2009
My commitment is for (time period): 3 Weeks, 2 Months, Full Semester
Relocation Information: I´d definitely need accommodations and money to live on, as well as money for the round trip between Brazil and the US.
CV information: EDUCATION:
Ph.D. University of Denver/The Iliff School of Theology Joint Ph.D.
Religious and Theological Studies (Emphasis: Biblical Interpretation)
M.Div. The Iliff School of Theology
Denver, Colorado, 1997
B.A. Warner Pacific College
Portland, Oregon
Religion, with Distinction, 1991
B.Th. BOA TERRA THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
Curitiba, Brazil, 1988
Pastoral Studies, with Distinction, 1988
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Academic:
PROFESSOR IN BIBLICAL STUDIES
Fidelis-Mennonite Graduate School of Theology Curitiba, PR, Brazil, 2008-2009
ADJUNCT PROFESSOR IN OLD TESTAMENT
Bethany Biblical Seminary
Curitiba, PR, Brazil, 2008
TEACHER
Lord Jesus High School
Curitiba, PR, Brazil, 2008
Currently teaching Philosophy and Ethics
LECTURER IN OLD TESTAMENT
Messiah College, Grantham, PA 2000-07
Designed courses and taught full load (8 courses) at undergraduate Christian liberal arts college (3,000 students) for Biblical and Religious Studies Department.
Courses: Pentateuch, Christian Theology, Pre-Exilic Prophets, Post-Exilic Prophets, Introduction to the Bible, Christianity in Latin America, Old Testament Literature, Biblical Interpretation and Criticism, New Testament Literature
TEACHING ASSISTANT
Mark George, Professor of Hebrew Bible
Pamela Eisenbaum, Professor of New Testament Iliff School of Theology, Denver, CO, 1998-1999
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
George Tinker, Professor of American Indian Cultures and Religious Traditions Iliff School of Theology, Denver, CO, 1995-1996
LECTURER
Bible Institute of "Centro Misionero del Norte." Bogotá, Colombia, 1991-1994
Courses: History of Ancient Israel, Gospel of John, Acts of the Apostles, Evangelism
TEACHER OF ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE Centro de Inglés Lincoln, Bogotá, Colombia, 1992-1994
Pastoral:
PASTOR (interim)
Cavalry Road Church of God, Carlisle, PA, January 2001-May 2002
PASTOR
South Denver Church of God, Denver, CO, May 1996-August 2000
PASTOR
Central Church of God, Bogotá, Colombia, 1991-1993
PASTOR (interim)
Hispanic Congregation, First Baptist Church, Portland, OR, 1990-1991
Other:
CIRCULATION ASSISTANT
Ira J. Taylor Library, Iliff School of Theology, Denver, CO, 1995-2000
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Edificio Fenalco, Bogotá, Colombia, 1989
HONORS, GRANTS, AND LISTINGS:
Teaching:
Messiah College Curricular Development Grant (in order to develop a course on New Testament Literature), May 2005 Messiah College Curricular Development Grant (in order to develop a course on Biblical Interpretation and Criticism), May 2004 Messiah College Cross-Cultural Exploration Grant, May 2002
Doctorate:
Outstanding Doctoral Student-GSAC, University of Denver Graduate Student Council, 1998-1999
Schlessman Doctoral Fellowship, University of Denver and Iliff School of Theology, September 1997- May 1999
Seminary:
International Student Award, Iliff School of Theology, September 1994-May 1997
Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 1995-1996
Barnard Holy Land Travel Award, Iliff School of Theology, December 1995
Conklin First Year Award, Iliff School of Theology, September 1994
College:
Warner Pacific College Scholarship, 1989-1991
Boa Terra Theological Institute Scholarship, 1984-1987
ACADEMIC COMMITTEES AND APPOINTMENTS:
Messiah College:
Faculty Advisor, La Alianza Latina, Hispanic/Latino group of students on campus 2005-2006
Micah-Racial Justice and Multicultural Education Committee, 2003-2004
Co-Curricular Education Committee, 2004
College Pastor Search Committee, 2004
The Iliff School of Theology:
Academic Senate, 1995-1996
Student Senate, 1995-1996
PROFESSIONAL AND LEARNED SOCIETIES:
International Association for the Promotion of Christian Higher Education, 2003-present
Society of Biblical Literature, 1994-present
LICENSES AND CREDENTIALS:
Licensed Minister of the Church of God (Anderson, IN), 1996
Ordained Minister of the Church of God (Anderson, IN), 1997
RESEARCH LANGUAGES:
Ancient Languages: Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic and Latin (read)
Modern Languages-Spanish, Portuguese and English: read, write and speak Italian, German and French: read
PUBLICATIONS:
"The Methodology of Study and Research" in Formação em Busca da Excelência Humana (Formation: In Search of Human Excellence).
Forthcoming: to be published later this year.
"Cultural Diversity and Prejudice" in Formação em Busca da Excelência Humana (Formation: In Search of Human Excellence). Forthcoming.
"Work and Consumption" in Formação em Busca da Excelência Humana (Formation: In Search of Human Excellence). Forthcoming.
YHWH Above the Nations: The Relegitimization of Judah After the Exile. Forthcoming from VDM Publishing. Saarbrücken, Germany.
PROFESSIONAL PAPERS PRESENTED (SELECTED):
"The Yahwistic Vision of Deutero-Isaiah: Did the Prophet Exaggerate the Threat to Yahwism?" Annual Meeting of the Eastern Great Lakes Biblical Society. Erie, PA, March 23, 2006.
"Archaeology of an Idea." Annual Meeting of the Eastern Great Lakes Biblical Society. Wheeling, WV, April 7, 2005.
"The Spirituality of Social Justice in the Eighth Century b.c.e. Prophets." Messiah College. Sider Institute for Anabaptist, Pietist and Wesleyan Studies. Grantham, PA, May 31, 2002.
"Israel's Relegitimization After the Exile." American Academy of Religion (AAR) and Society of Biblical Literature (SBL). Regional Conference. Rocky Mountain/Great Plains Region. Denver, CO, March 30, 2001.
SPECIAL LECTURES AND SERMONS:
The Body of Christ, Homily given at the Word Alive Chapel, Messiah College, September 22, 2005
My American Girls, School of the Humanities Symposium, Messiah College, February 21, 2005 The Prophets, Saint Luke's Episcopal Church, Mechanicsburg, PA, January-March, 2005
Faces of God in Judaism, Saint Luke's Episcopal Church, Mechanicsburg, PA, April 2004
Faces of God as depicted by Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Saint Luke's Episcopal Church, Mechanicsburg, PA, March, 2004
Biblical Themes, National Memorial Church of God, Washington, DC, January 2004
Prophetic Literature, Hispanic Pastors Theological Institute, Reading, PA, October 2003
CIVIC SERVICE:
President, Grantham Court Home Owners Association, Grantham, PA, January 2006-March 2007.
Vice-president, Grantham Court Home Owners Association, Grantham, PA, March 2004-March 2006
OUTSIDE INTERESTS:
Music, exercise fitness, movies
References
Dr. Mark George
Professor of Hebrew Bible
The Iliff School of Theology
2201 South University Boulevard
Denver, CO 80210
303.744.1287
MGeorge@iliff.edu
Dr. John Harles
Professor of Politics
Messiah College
131 24th Street
Camp Hill, PA 17011
717.731.0394
JHarles@messiah.edu
Dr. George F. Pickens
Associate Professor of Global Ministries
Messiah College
One College Avenue
Grantham, PA 17027
717.766.2511
GPickens@messiah.edu
Dr. John Stanley
Professor of New Testament
Messiah College
One College Ave.
Grantham, PA 17027
717.766.2511
Jstanley@messiah.edu
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Sharon Lea Mattila
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1805 Martha Berry Boulevard
Apartment 29
Rome, Georgia 30165
UNITED STATES
Email Sharon Lea Mattila
Phone Number: 304 -914-7037
Fax Number:
Alternate Email for Sharon Lea Mattila
Institution: Berry College
P.O. Box 495044
Mount Berry, Georgia 30149- 5044
UNITED STATES
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students, Teaching via electronic communications - direct readings courses
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Graduate University, Seminary
Languages: English and French
Dates of availability: August 2009 to June 2010
My commitment is for (time period): Full Academic Year
Relocation Information: I do not have any independent source of income and so would require that at least my travel and living expenses be covered. More than this would not be required, but at least this much would be necessary.
CV information: SHARON LEA MATTILA
Peer-Reviewed Articles
"Jesus and the 'Middle Peasants'? Problematizing a Social-Scientific Concept," CBQ (pending).
"Negotiating the Clouds around Statistics and 'Q': A Rejoinder and Independent Analysis," NovT (2004).
"Ben Sira and the Stoics: A Reexamination of the Evidence," JBL (2000).
"Wisdom, Sense Perception, Nature, and Philo's Gender Gradient," HTR (1996).
"A Question Too Often Neglected," NTS 41 (1995).
"Two Contrasting Eschatologies at Qumran (4Q246 vs. 1QM)," Bib 75 (1994).
"A Problem Still Clouded: Yet Again Statistics and 'Q'," NovT 36 (1994).
Education
Ph.D., Biblical Studies, University of Chicago, 2006.
Lady Davis Doctoral Fellow at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2002-2003.
Ph.D. coursework, McMaster University, 1993-1995.
M.A., Toronto School of Theology, 1993.
Dip. Ed., McGill University, 1986.
B.A., McGill University, 1983.
Teaching Experience
2007-Present, Visiting Assistant Professor, Berry College, GA.
2006-2007, Visiting Assistant Professor, Bethany College, WV.
2001-2002 and 2003-2004, Course Director, York University, Toronto.
1987-1991, high school teacher in France and in Ontario.
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Joseph Nzita Mavinga
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P.O. Box 101295
Scottsville 3209
Pietermaritzburg
KwaZulu-Natal
SOUTH AFRICA
Email Joseph Nzita Mavinga
Phone Number: 0027 82 796 9568
Institution: University of KwaZulu-Natal
School of Religion and Theology
Private Bag XO1
Scottsville 3209
Pietermaritzburg
SOUTH AFRICA
I am interested in doing the following: Traveling abroad to teach, Co-supervising students
Instructional Setting: Undergraduate University, Seminary
Languages: French and English
Dates of availability: From August to November
My commitment is for (time period): 4 Months, Full Semester
Relocation Information: Only what could be reasonable according to the standard of life in the country.
CV information:
PERSONAL DETAILS
Date of birth: 06th November 1952 Race: African Driver's Licence: Code 10
Nationality: Congolese (D.R.Congo)
Marital status: Married to Charlotte, we have five children.
Passport no: 0B0066278.
Title: Rev. Dr.
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EDUCATION
University of KwaZulu-Natal
2004-2009 . PhD Degree in Biblical Studies: PhD degree completed on the 10th of March 2010. The topic: 'The Semah Sedaqah of Jeremiah 33:15 and its Significance for the Congolese Leadership'
Published articles:
1) Mavinga, Joseph N. 2008. “The Babylonian Exile in Jeremiah: An Experience for the Judean People,” Journal for Semitics, 17/1, 240-265.
2) _______. 2008. “The Political Influence of Queen Mothers on Judean Kings in Jeremiah's Time,” Journal for Semitics, 17/1, 266-288.
3) _______. 2009. “Jeremiah's Book: A Twofold Aspect Applied to the Royal Oracle (23:1-8; 33:14-26),” Journal for Semitics, 18/1, 105-130.
University of Bangui in Central African Republic:
School of Theology: Master's in Theology.
1983-1988 Thesis & courses work:
Greek and Hebrew grammar
Greek and Hebrew syntax
New and Old Testament Exegesis
New and Old Testament Theology
African Theology
Social Cultural Anthropology
Practical Theology that contains: Church Administration; Preaching methods; Pastoral psychology; Counselling methods; Accounting applied in Church.
Theological English
Church History
Systematic Theology
Philosophy
Archaeology
Master's thesis defended on the 7th June 1988: topic: The Religious Renewal in the Old Testament in Hezekiah's and Josiah's Time and their Significance for the Christian Life.
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