Graduate Theological Union

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Eugene Ludwig (OFM Cap.)

Eugene LudwigDominican School of Philosophy and Theology
Professor of History and Patristic Theology
Core Doctoral Faculty Member

At GTU since 1975

Daniel Joslyn-Siemiatkoski

Daniel Joslyn-SiemiatkoskiChurch Divinity School of the Pacific
Associate Professor of Church History
Core Doctoral Faculty Member

At GTU since 2005

Ph.D., Boston College, 2005
M.A., Boston College, 1997
B.A., Gordon College, 1995

Joseph P. Chinnici, O.F.M.

Franciscan School of Theology
President and Professor of History
Core Doctoral Faculty Member

At GTU since 1976

D. Phil. Oxon. (Oxford University), 1976

Phone: 510/848-5232
E-mail: jchinnici@fst.edu

Current Research and Teaching Interests

  • Interpreting the Church Today

Deena Aranoff

Center for Jewish StudiesDeena Aranoff
Assistant Professor of Jewish Studies
Core Doctoral Faculty Member

At GTU since 2006

Ph.D., Columbia University

Phone: 510/649-2487
E-mail: daranoff@gtu.edu

Faculty

Faculty with Teaching and Research Interests Related to Asia and Oceania

Asian, Asian-American, and Oceanic faculty, along with other Euro-American faculty possess academic knowledge of and experience in one or more Asian/Oceanic cultures and faith traditions:chi character

 

Judith Berling

Faculty Directory

The Graduate Theological Union has the largest theological faculty in the United States, including renowned experts in Christian spirituality and homiletics as well as in numerous other areas-from Biblical studies to ethics and social theory. Its unparalleled depth of faculty and course selection creates a dynamic intellectual community that draws scholars from around the world.

Reading Ideologies: Essays in Honor of Mary Ann Tolbert

Contributors:

Yong-Sung Ahn (Ph.D. ’05)

Janice Capel Anderson

Ellen T. Armour

Andrea Bieler (PSR)

Sean D. Burke (Ph.D. ’09)

Michelle A. Connolly (Ph.D. ’08)

L. William Countryman (former CDSP faculty)

John A. Darr

Musa W. Dube

J. Cheryl Exum

Shawn Kelley

David Landry

Tat-siong Benny Liew (PSR)

Margaret R. Miles (GTU faculty emerita, Ph.D. ’77)

And the Winner is… Alejandro García-Rivera

Submitted by communications on Thu, 05/13/2010 - 12:04pm

Alex Garcia-Rivera receives Sarlo award“I’m amazed,” says, Alejandro (Alex) García-Rivera, Professor of Systematic Theology and GTU Core Doctoral Faculty Member, about receiving the 2010 Sarlo Excellence in Teaching Award. “I had very little teaching experience when I came here, and at the start, I didn’t know what I was doing. My ‘training’ came — as in an apprenticeship — mostly from colleagues and through trial and error. What I learned along the way is that teaching is about communication, and that if I pay attention to my method of teaching, it can improve and go beyond the apprentice model.” Continuous improvement has paid off. The Sarlo Award recognizes García-Rivera as a teacher who embodies the values of interreligious sensitivity and commitment, interdisciplinary approach and content in teaching, sensitivity to ethnic and cultural diversity, and creative classroom pedagogical methods and performance.

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Memory and Imagination: Essays and Explorations in Buddhist Thought and Culture

Contributors:

Rev. Janet Bregar (Ph.D. ’04)

Collett Cox

Donald C. Drummond (Ph.D. ’07)

Geoff E. Foy (Ph.D. ’03)

Rev. Heng Sure (Ph.D. ’03)

Ikuo Higashibaba (Ph.D. ’97)

Shisei Honda

Richard S. Hunt (former Ph.D. student)

Douglas Kerr (M.A. ’97)

Kuroki Masako (PSR M.A. ’94)

Naoki Nabeshima

Eisho Nasu (Ph.D. ’96)

Nubuo Nomura

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