Education in Ancient Israel by James Crenshaw, Choice 36:5 (January 1999)
Curriculum Vitae for Joel S. Kaminsky Updated January 2014 Home Address and Phone: 252 Prospect Street, Northampton, MA 01060, 413-586- 0021; Campus Address and Phone: Wright Hall 126, Smith College, Northampton, MA 01063, 413-585-3608. Degrees: Doctorate June 1993 University of Chicago Divinity School, Dissertation Topic: “Punishment Displacement in the Hebrew Bible” Master's June 1984 University of Chicago Divinity School, Divinity. Bachelor's June 1982 Miami University, OH. Majors: Religion, Pol. Sci. Awards and Honors: Ph.D. Qualifying Examinations passed with Distinction, March 1987. Employment History: Smith College, Northampton, MA. Professor in the Department of Religion teaching Bible, Biblical Hebrew, Judaic Studies and Religion courses. 1997-present. Chair of the Religion Dept. 2010-11. Member Program in Jewish Studies 1997-present, served as the Director, Program in Jewish Studies 2004-06, Jan. 2007-2009. Member Program in Archaeology 2004-Present, served as Director, Program in Archaeology 2008-09. Member of the Program in Ancient Studies 2006-Present. Duke University Divinity School. Visiting Professor, teaching a Ph.D. seminar on the Hebrew text and narrative technique in Genesis. Fall 2013. Yale University, Visiting Professor, teaching a graduate seminar on the Hebrew Exegesis of Judges. Fall 2009. Visiting Associate Professor, teaching a graduate seminar on Israel’s election theology. Fall 2007. St. Olaf College, Northfield, MN. Assistant Professor in the Religion Department teaching Bible, Judaic Studies and Introduction to Western Religions. 1994-97. Muhlenberg College, Allentown, PA. Assistant Professor in the Religion Dept. teaching Judaic Studies, Bible, and Intro. to Judaism, Christianity and Islam. 1993-94. Loyola University, Chicago, IL.
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