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Student Travel Grants

GTU Student Travel Grant: Doctoral students who have papers accepted for the program of the Annual Meeting of the AAR, SBL, or other comparable national meeting or conference may compete in the GTU's Student Travel Grant competition. Winner are given cash awards to support the costs of attending the meeting. The Dean and Core Doctoral Faculty Awards Committee select recipients for this award. Applications are usually due September 15 (or the following Monday, if September 15 falls on a weekend) for the first cycle and February 21 for the second cycle (or the following Monday if February 21...
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2016 GTU Graduates

On May 12, fifty-seven graduates were honored at the GTU's 2016 Commencement Ceremony at Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary's Chapel of the Cross in Berkeley, California. Graduates are listed below by degree and include their thesis title, area of study or school of affiliation, committee members, and thesis abstract; language specialization is noted for MABL graduates in lieu of thesis information.   Master of Arts Ineda P. Adesanya The Necessity of Spiritual Care for American Protestant Clergy: Living and Serving via the Fruits of God’s Grace San Francisco Theological Seminary R...
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Doctoral Program Demographics

Racial/Ethnic Heritage   Enrollment Status   Area of Study # % Description   # % Description   # % Area 3 6% Asian/Pacific Islander   22 43% Coursework   2 4% Bibl 8 16% Black   13 25%...
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Schools and Centers

The Graduate Theological Union, created in 1962, is a consortium of interdependent theological schools, centers, and affiliates committed to collaboration with one another in order to offer a stronger graduate degree program than any single institution could offer alone.
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News Archive 2010-2011

For doctoral program announcements and deadlines, please visit the Dean's Newsletter   December 1, 2011 Interreligious Studies at the GTU - new area of study A new M.A. area of concentration in Interreligious Studies (IR) will begin in fall 2012. Applications are due February 15 for the first class of students. This new M.A. area will give students the opportunity to focus their courses and thesis research on an emerging field that is growing in importance all across the world. This area is designed to be open to studies that are oriented to fields within both...
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Distinguished Faculty Lectures

Each November, the GTU faculty honors a distinguished professor who embodies the scholarly standards, teaching excellence, and commitment to ecumenism and interreligious dialogue that define the GTU. Nominations are considered annually by the Council of Deans, who then select the year’s Distinguished Faculty Lecturer.
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Student Grants

Each year the Madrasa-Midrasha Program offers summer research grants for students working on interreligious projects related to Judaism and Islam, funded through generous support by the Walter & Elise Haas Fund. Grants typically range from $250 to $500 for individual projects and $500 to $1000 for joint projects. Student(s) must be in the GTU MA or PhD degree program focusing on Jewish Studies and/or Islamic Studies and/or have registered for a course with the GTU's Center for Islamic Studies, Richard S. Dinner Center for Jewish Studies, or Interreligious Chaplaincy Program during the...
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CJS - People

  Hadar Aviram is a law professor at UC Law San Francisco, the author of four award-winning books, and an experienced civil rights pro-bono attorney, who comes to the GTU and CJS as a second-career rabbinical student at Hebrew Union College. She is completing her M.A. in Jewish Studies at CJS with a capstone project that combines her expertise in criminal justice and corrections with her interest in biblical studies and rabbinics. The book-length project, Behind Ancient Bars, is an examination of five biblical carceral stories--Joseph's incarceration in Egypt, Esther's confinement at the...
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Commencement 2011

  The May 12 Commencement ceremonies marked the beginning of a new journey for 62 graduates who completed their degrees in Fall 2010 or Spring 2011. Thirty-three students graduated with a Master of Arts degree, four received a Master of Arts with a concentration in Biblical Languages, and 25 received the Doctor of Philosophy degree. Doctor of Philosophy | Master of Arts | Master of Arts with a Concentration in Biblical Languages Departing faculty member Richard M. Gula, S.S., Professor of Moral Theology at the Franciscan School of Theology, delivered the faculty remarks and Sharon R....
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CARES Act - HEERF Report

GTU HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report The Department of Education has provided a quarterly budget and expenditure reporting form for the Cares Act Institutional Portion of HEERF. Institutions are required to publish the report to their website beginning on October 30, 2020, and then quarterly thereafter. To view the most recent GTU’s HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Reports, please click below. For older reports click on the arrow below.

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