Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg : 2003 Seminar
Participant Information
Institution Name: Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg
Address:
61 Seminary Ridge
Gettysburg, PA 17325-1795
Phone: 717-334-6286
Key Contacts:
Richard P. Carlson, Glatfelter Professor of Biblical Studies
Michael L. Cooper-White, President of the Seminary
Mark William Oldenburg, Professor of Liturgies and Chaplain
Robin J. Steinke, Dean of the Seminary
Gilson A. C. Waldkoenig, B. B. Maurer Associate Professor of Town and Country Ministry
Norma Schweitzer Wood, Professor of Counseling and Interpersonal Ministries
Address:
61 Seminary Ridge
Gettysburg, PA 17325-1795
Phone: 717-334-6286
Key Contacts:
Richard P. Carlson, Glatfelter Professor of Biblical Studies
Michael L. Cooper-White, President of the Seminary
Mark William Oldenburg, Professor of Liturgies and Chaplain
Robin J. Steinke, Dean of the Seminary
Gilson A. C. Waldkoenig, B. B. Maurer Associate Professor of Town and Country Ministry
Norma Schweitzer Wood, Professor of Counseling and Interpersonal Ministries
Description
Gettysburg chose to situate its project within one of the eight future directions outlined in the seminary’s strategic plan: “Address multiculturalism and become a more diverse campus community.” In this context, the faculty’s project involved designing a common experience in a school setting where the majority of faculty and students were persons of color. The faculty will visit the Interdenominational Theological Center (ITC) and the Lutheran Theological Center in Atlanta (LTCA). This three-day event will form the base on which to reflect on what is required for the Gettysburg faculty to move forward in implementing the commitment to multiculturalism and teaching and learning for ministry.
Gettysburg chose to situate its project within one of the eight future directions outlined in the seminary’s strategic plan: “Address multiculturalism and become a more diverse campus community.” In this context, the faculty’s project involved designing a common experience in a school setting where the majority of faculty and students were persons of color. The faculty will visit the Interdenominational Theological Center (ITC) and the Lutheran Theological Center in Atlanta (LTCA). This three-day event will form the base on which to reflect on what is required for the Gettysburg faculty to move forward in implementing the commitment to multiculturalism and teaching and learning for ministry.