2/25/09

Awarded Teaching Position At Cornerstone University

I just recieved an email from the Faculty Services department at Cornerstone University that I have been awarded a teaching position in the PGS (Professional & Graduate Studies) program there. The position offers placement in the accelerated program and is a bit different from the typical day-to-day course schedule. The official title is "Adjunct Faculty" so, this is not a tenured position but still, I'm very excited about the opportunity to get some classroom experience. Upon taking the job, some of the courses (among others) that I'd teach are:

* Principles of Biblical Studies
* Inductive Study of Ephesians
* Interpretive Analysis of Old Testament Literature
* Gospel Literature (emphasis on Mark) Yay!!!
* Mosaic Literature
* Christian Doctrine

13 comments:

  1. Congratulations! Pass on my greetings to Doug Mohrmann (and try to persuade him to come to more Midwest SBL meetings)!

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  2. Congrats, Michael. That is some awesome news!

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  3. Congratulations--and by the way,
    I was out of the country last year and didn't follow up; but you'll have to come down to Manhattan, KS, and presented a paper for us this year Oct 16-17. We'll be sending out email announcements soon.

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  4. Yeah. Great. This will give you some teaching experience & that'll be good.

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  5. James, Rod, Rafael, Bill and Brian, Thanks a lot. I appreciate it!

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  6. Mark,
    Thanks man! I'll def. mark those dates on my calendar. I'll look for your email soon!

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  7. Craig,
    Good to hear from you buddy, I hope you're doing well. Thanks for the remarks.

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  8. Congratulations. I've found teaching to be a very interesting field. :)

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  9. Great news! Congrats. What does this mean for the PhD stuff?

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  10. Scott,
    Thanks. Everything is yet to be determined! It's just good to know right now that I have options!!! With one of the schools I've been accepted to, there is the possibility of being able to do both; more on that later. Thanks again and good hearing from you.
    -tmwh

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