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5/15/06
BUToday obituary for Dr. Simon Parker, Professor of Hebrew Bible;  Harrell F. Beck Scholar of Hebrew Scripture.

9/23/06
Hurricane Katrina relief efforts are discussed in a letter from School of Theology Dean ad interim Dr. Ray L. Hart

9/13/05
Dr. Dale P. Andrews joins Boston University School of Theology as Martin Luther King, Jr. Chair. Academic and minister assumes position focusing on homiletics and pastoral theology

9/1/05
Professor Nancy Ammerman receives a Distinguished Book Award from the American Sociological Association

5/22/05
First award of the Paul and Auburn Carr Scholarship Fund in Science and Religion
Boston University School of Theology was pleased to recognize the presence of Dr. Paul H. Carr at our 2005 Annual Commencement. Dr. Carr attended the ceremony to witness the first award of the Paul and Auburn Carr Scholarship Fund in Science and Religion.

9/21/04
Boston University School of Theology Welcomes New Seminarians
Enthusiastic new seminarians converged on the Boston University School of Theology from across the globe as the School welcomed this year’s incoming class. Students entered each of the School’s six degree programs, including both masters and doctoral levels. A special privilege, some of this year’s incoming doctoral students will be the first to study with the school’s five new faculty members, also entering this semester.

6/15/04
Dean Emeritus Walter G. Muelder 1907-2004
On Saturday, June 12, 2004, Walter George Muelder quietly passed away in Boston, MA. Nearly 60 years earlier, in the year that ended World War II, Muelder arrived at Boston University's faculty where he began a 27-year tenure as Dean of the School of Theology (1945-1972).

9/10/03
Professor David Hempton Named 2004 University Scholar/Teacher of the Year

9/24/03
The Center for African American Religious Research and Education honors Dr. Prathia Hall
The woman who inspired Martin Luther King to say “I have a dream,” The Reverend Dr. Prathia L. Hall will be honored at the inaugural events of the new Boston University School of Theology Center for African American Religious Research and Education in October.

3/14/03
Seminary Singers Complete Spring 2003 Tour
The Seminary Singers have returned home to the School of Theology  after a concert tour in Florida the week of March 7 - 13, 2003.  The seven concerts featured a variety of sacred music, including classical, contemporary, gospel, and spiritual.  

3/05/03
School of Theology Celebrates
Dean Emeritus Walter G. Muelder’s 96th Birthday

On Wednesday, March 5, 2003 the School of Theology joined Dean Emeritus Walter G. Muelder in celebrating his 96th birthday.

1/01/03
School of Theology Appoints New Head Librarian
Boston University is pleased to announce the appointment of the Rev. Dr. Jack W. Ammerman as Head Librarian for the School of Theology Library, effective January 1, 2003. He succeeds Dr. Raymond Van de Moortell, who has returned to parish ministry.

3/14/00
Religion and Ecology: The Interaction of Cosmology and Cultivation
Mary Evelyn Tucker is a professor of religion at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, where she teaches courses in world religions, Asian religions, and religions and ecology.  She received her Ph.D. from Columbia University in the history of religions, specializing in Confucianism in Japan.

3/3/00
Currents in World Christianity
S ponsored by The Pew Charitable Trusts, is designed to affect both scholarly and public perceptions of the role and mission of Christianity in the  modern world. The project involves an international network of scholars conducting research over  the next few years. 

10/13/99
1999 Brown Lecture Series - Church, Society, and the Twenty-first Century

9/19/99
Twentieth-Century American Missions and Gender
Professor Dana Robert will convene a series of four one-day seminars (with two papers each) at Boston University in the fall of 1999 and spring of 2000. The theme will be "Twentieth-Century American Missions and Gender." The goal will be to investigate the variety of ways in which the category of gender affected mission thought and practice across the whole spectrum of the American missionary movement in the twentieth century.

6/1/99
Issues for the Millennium: Cloning and Genetic Technologies
This conference will provide a forum in which scientists, academics, law and medical professionals, students and members of the public come together to discuss important issues in bioethics facing society at the beginning of the 21st century. The conference schedule will allow ample opportunity for members of the audience to ask questions and to meet with panel members after their talks in break-out group sessions. Conference goals include interdisciplinary education, education of the public, and broad-based discussion. 

3/23/99
"The Virtues and Joys of the Comparative Mirror," by Dr. Rita M. Gross
Dr. Gross, a student of comparative religion, is well known for her work on women's studies in religion and feminist theology.  She also is a Buddhist theologian and has participated in many Buddhist-Christian dialogues. 

2/11/99
Rev. Dr. Peter Storey at STH
Peter Storey is the seventh Methodist minister in a family that arrived in South Africa in 1820.  He schooled in Cape Town, spent some time in the South African Navy, and then trained for the Methodist ministry at Rhodes University.

1/99
The Alfred Harlow Avery Scholar Search
Boston University School of Theology is conducting a search for the third recipient of the Alfred Harlow Avery Scholarship in Theology.

10/29/98
Recalling with Margaret
On Thursday, October 29, 1998, the Anna Howard Shaw Center will celebrate its twentieth birthday in ritual and story

9/17/98
A Service of Matriculation
On September 17, 1998, Boston University School of Theology held a Service of Matriculation at Marsh Chapel to officially welcome the incoming class.  After the processional hymn, "Christ is the World's Light," the Reverend Imani-Sheila Newsome (Assistant Dean for Student Affairs) offered the call to worship and opening prayer, and Audrey Harris, president of the Boston University Theological Students' Association (BUTSA), greeted the congregation.

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