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MATTHEW R. SCHLIMM
Assistant Professor of Old Testament, The University of Dubuque Theological Seminary
Postal: 2000 University Drive, Dubuque, IA, 52001 Email: ********@***.***
Work: 563/589-3101 Cell:563/663-7068 Fax: 563/589-3110
EDUCATION:
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Graduate Program in Religion, Duke University
Degree Awarded: December 2008
Major: Old Testament/Hebrew Bible
Minors: Christian Theology (Wesleyan Studies) & Communication (Rhetorical Criticism)
Dissertation Title: From Fratricide to Forgiveness: The Ethics of Anger in Genesis
Dissertation Committee: James L. Crenshaw (Chair), Ellen F. Davis, Anathea Portier-Young,
Randy Maddox, J. Robert Cox
MASTER OF DIVINITY, Summa Cum Laude
The Divinity School, Duke University
Degree Awarded: December 2001
BACHELOR OF ARTS, Summa Cum Laude
Department of Bible and Theology, Asbury College (now Asbury University)
Degree Awarded: August 1998
Major: Biblical Studies
PUBLICATIONS:
ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS:
April 2004 Technology Enhancements for Learning Biblical Hebrew. Presentation at the
poster session of the Instructional Technology Showcase, hosted by the Center for
Instructional Technology, Duke University, Durham, N.C.
RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTERESTS:
o Biblical Theology and Ethics
o Rhetorical Criticism and Literary Approaches
o Biblical Hebrew
o Emotion
o Biblical Narrative
o Wesleyan Theology and Interpretation
TEACHING AND CURRICULAR EXPERIENCE:
Assistant Professor of Old Testament, University of Dubuque Theological Seminary (2008-
present
)
Old Testament Introduction.
Bible Survey.
The Prophets.
Introduction to Old Testament Hebrew I & II.
Introduction to New Testament Greek II.
Instructor, Duke Divinity School (2002-2005)
Introduction to Biblical Hebrew.
Hebrew Reading (An intermediate reading course).
Preceptor and Teaching Assistant, Duke Divinity School and ReligionDepartment of DukeUniversity (2001-2006)
Introduction to Old Testament Interpretation (for M.Div. students) with Ellen F. Davis.
Introduction to the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament (for undergraduates) with Carol Meyers.
Introduction to Biblical Hebrew with James L. Crenshaw.
United Methodist Studies: Twentieth Century History, Doctrine, and Polity with Randy L.
Maddox.
Research Assistant, Duke Divinity School (2004-2005)
Provided manuscript preparation (particularly Hebrew transliteration and indexing) for:
Ellen F. Davis. Wondrous Depth: Old Testament Preaching. Louisville: Westminster John
Knox, 2005.
James L. Crenshaw. Defending God: Biblical Responses to the Problem of Evil. New York:
Oxford University Press, 2005.
HONORS, FELLOWSHIPS, AND AWARDS:
General Board of Higher Education and Ministry of the United Methodist Church: John
Dempster Graduate Fellowship for Ph.D. studies (2007-2008)
A Foundation for Theological Education: John Wesley Fellowship for Ph.D. studies (2004-
2008)
Duke University Graduate School: Full Fellowship for Ph.D. studies (2004-2008);
Conference Travel Fellowship (2007)
Duke Divinity School: Duke (Full-Tuition) Scholarship for M.Div. studies (1999-2001);
American Bible Society Scholarly Achievement Award (2001)
General Commission on Archives and History of the United Methodist Church: John H. Ness
Award (2001)
Pittulloch Foundation: Selected to participate in the Middle East Travel Seminar (METS),
an on-location study of Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Israel, the Palestinian West Bank,
and Greece led by Dr. Max Miller and Dr. Gerry Mattingly (2001)
Asbury Theological Seminary: Beeson (Full-Tuition) Scholarship for M.Div. studies (1998-
1999)
Asbury College: Presidential Scholarship (1995-1998); American Bible Society Scholarly
Achievement Award (1998)
Kalamazoo Foundation: Clarence Remynse Scholarship (1995-1998)LANGUAGES:
Classical Hebrew, Koine Greek, Official Aramaic, Modern French, Modern German, Modern
Spanish
ORDINATION:
Ordained Elder (to Word, Sacrament, Order, and Service) in the United Methodist Church
(West Michigan Annual Conference; 2005-present)
MINISTERIAL EXPERIENCE:
Ministry Coordinator, Duke Youth Academy for Christian Formation (2003-2008)
Associate Pastor, Cross Winds United Methodist Church, Minneapolis, Minnesota (2002-2003)
Student Pastor, Urban Ministries of Durham, North Carolina (2000); Tabernacle United
Methodist Church (2001)
Interim Supply Pastor, Three Oaks United Methodist Church, Three Oaks, Michigan (1999);
Townline United Methodist Church, Bloomington, Michigan (1998); Breedsville United
Methodist Church, Breedsville, Michigan (1998)
ACADEMIC SERVICE:
2011 to 2014 Co-chair of the Christian Theological Research Fellowship of the Society of
Biblical Literature
2011 to 2014 Program Development Committee of the University of Dubuque Theological
Seminary
2011 to present Technology Task Force, University of Dubuque
2010 to 2013 Distance Education Committee of the University of Dubuque Theological
Seminary
2008 to 2011 Nominating Committee and Academic and Student Affairs Committee of the
University of Dubuque Theological Seminary
2009 to 2010 Admissions Committee of the University of Dubuque Theological Seminary
2006 to 2009 Steering Committee of the Christian Theology Group of the Society of
Biblical Literature/Christian Theological Research Fellowship
2007 to 2008 Executive Committee of the Graduate Program in Religion at Duke University
2007 to 2008 Board of the Graduate Student Association in Religion at Duke University
2005 to 2008 Duke University s On-Campus Student Representative for the Student Advisory
Board of the Society of Biblical Literature
2005 to 2006 Recorder for Pulpit & Pew Center for Excellence in Ministry, Duke Divinity
School in conjunction with the Lilly Endowment. Duties included: Working with the Lilly
Endowment s Vice President of Religion (Craig Dykstra) and several others; taking notes at
various meetings; preparing reports.
REFERENCES:
Available upon request.
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