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Dr. Harry Singleton III on Theology, Liberation, and Public Scholarship
Dr. Harry Singleton III (PhD ‘98) is a GTU alum and scholar in liberation theology, now serving as the Lilly Director of Faith Based Education and Engagement at the International African American Museum (IAAM).
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Graduate Theological Union Announces Paul G. Johnson as Chair of the Board of Trustees
The GTU is pleased to announce that Paul G. Johnson has succeeded William D. Glenn as Chair of the GTU Board of Trustees, effective June 1, 2025.
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Dr. Valerie Miles-Tribble Named 2025 GTU Excellence in Teaching Award Winner
The Graduate Theological Union (GTU) is pleased to announce that Rev. Valerie Miles-Tribble, PhD DMin, Professor of Ministerial Leadership and Practical Theology and Chair of the Women's Studies in Religion Certificate Program, has been selected as the recipient of the GTU Excellence in Teaching Award for 2025. The honor was announced at the GTU Commencement exercises on May 22.
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Dr. Deena Aranoff Named 2025 Distinguished Faculty Lecturer
The Graduate Theological Union (GTU) is pleased to announce that Dr. Deena Aranoff will be recognized as the 2025 Distinguished Faculty Lecturer this November.
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Dr. Ahmed Khater’s Timely Scholarship Maps the Formation of Islamic Law in the West
Dr. Ahmed Khater, Assistant Professor of Islamic Studies at the Graduate Theological Union’s (GTU) Center for Islamic Studies (CIS), is reshaping the landscape of Islamic legal scholarship in the West. A mufti and seasoned educator, Khater’s academic and public work charts a critical path for understanding the development and relevance of Islamic law in Western contexts.
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