Professional Teaching Experience

The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Fall, 2013

Taught “The Song of Songs: Ancient, Medieval, and Modern Interpretations,” a graduate seminar.

Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA, Spring, 2013

Taught “World Religions,” an introductory survey course.

Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA, Spring, 2012

Taught “World Religions,” an introductory survey course.

The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Fall, 2011

Taught “The Sermon on the Mount: Ancient, Medieval, and Modern Interpretations,” a graduate seminar.

Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA, Spring, 2011

Taught “World Religions,” an introductory survey course.

The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Spring, 2010

Taught “The Song of Songs: Ancient, Medieval, and Modern Interpretations,” a graduate seminar.

Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA, Spring, 2010

Taught “World Religions,” an introductory survey course.

The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Spring, 2009

Taught “Religions of the West,” an undergraduate survey course.

Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA, Spring, 2009

Taught “World Religions,” an introductory survey course.

The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Fall, 2008

Taught “The Sermon on the Mount: A History of Interpretation,” a graduate seminar.

The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Spring, 2008

Taught “Religions of the West,” an undergraduate survey course.

Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA, Spring, 2008

Taught “World Religions,” an introductory survey course.

Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA, Spring, 2007

Taught “World Religions,” an introductory survey course.

The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Fall 2006

Taught "Sermon on the Mount: History of Interpretation," a graduate seminar.

The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Fall 2005

Taught "Sources for the Life of Jesus," a graduate seminar.

The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Fall 2004

Designed and taught "The Song of Songs: Ancient, Medieval, and Modern Interpretations," a graduate seminar.

The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Fall 1995, Fall 2002, and Spring 2004

Redesigned and taught "Computing and the Humanities," an introduction to the principles and practice of using information technology for textual analysis in the Humanities.

Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Summer 1996, Spring 2002, Spring 2005, Spring 2006

Taught "Comparative World Religions," an introductory survey course.

The University of Pennsylvania, Spring 1999 and Fall 2003

Taught "Western World Religions," an undergraduate survey using multi-media materials in lecture and extensive web materials to supplement the in-class experience.

The University of Pennsylvania, Fall 2001, Spring 2002, Fall 2002, Spring 2003

Taught "Hellenistic Jewish Literature," an independent study in Greek Readings for graduate students in Jewish Studies.

The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Fall 1998 and 1999

Designed and taught "Technological Approaches to the Humanities," a graduate course on using computers and related technology for research and instruction in the Humanities.

Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Fall 1998

Taught "Paul in Context," a seminar for sophomore Religion majors.

Saint Joseph's University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Fall 1997

Taught "Understanding Scripture," an introductory survey of Hebrew Bible.

Princeton University, Fall 1992

At Princeton's invitation, I designed and taught a new undergraduate class, "The Song of Songs in Ancient and Medieval Interpretation," a survey of Jewish and Christian interpretation from Antiquity through the Middle Ages.

The University of Pennsylvania, Fall 1990

Taught "World Religions of Near Eastern Origin," an undergraduate survey of Western World Religions. I redesigned the packet of readings

The University of Pennsylvania, Fall 1987

Redesigned and taught "Introduction to Christian Origins," an undergraduate survey of early forms of Christianity.





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