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Curriculum Vitae Part I Professor Dr. Michael-Andreas Nobel Curriculum Vitae Part I Department/School: Canon Law February 2020 CURRICULUM VITAE a) NAME: rank, status (tenured, contract, Member of FGPS, Graduate Faculty, core member etc.) Employee #: 10380 NOBEL, Dr. Michael-Andreas, full-time associate professor, tenured Member of the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies: Yes b) DEGREES: designation, institution, discipline, year Ph.D. Theology, Theologische Fakultät Paderborn, Germany, 2007 J.C.L., Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, 2004 Diploma in Theology, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany, 2002 c) EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: dates, rank/position, department, institution/firm, current full-time position Saint Paul University: 2007-2012 Assistant professor, Faculty of Canon Law, Saint Paul University, Ottawa 2012- Associate professor, Faculty of Canon Law, Saint Paul University, Ottawa Elsewhere: 2018- Judge, Tribunal, Diocese of Memphis, TN 2017- Promoter of Justice, Regional Tribunal Ottawa 2012- Military Chaplaincy, 33 CER 2010- Defender of the bond, Regional Tribunal Ottawa 2010- Advocate/Procurator, Defender of the Bond Military Ordinariate Tribunal, Ottawa 2005-2011 Defender of the bond, Tribunal of the Archdiocese of Paderborn, Germany 2010-2013 Visiting professor, Faculty of Theology, Dominican College, Ottawa Nobel, M., TH.E 324 The Church and Its Institutions, Academic Year 2010-2011. Nobel, M., TH.E 3957 Marriage Procedures, Academic Year 2011-2012. Nobel, M., DTHI 5603 Les sacrements de l’initiation chrétienne et la pénitence dans le droit canonique, Academic Year 2012-2013. 1 Professor Dr. Michael-Andreas Nobel Curriculum Vitae Part I Nobel, M., DTHI 3600 L’Église et ses institutions, Academic Year 2012-2013. d) ACADEMIC HONOURS: (F.R.S., F.R.S.C., Governor General Award, honorary degree, or equivalent. 2016: Nomination for Teacher of the Year, Saint Paul University e) SCHOLARY AND PROFESSIONAL ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES: past 7 years only (eg. executive and editorial positions but not membership in societies; invited presentations at national or international conferences, Please do not list manuscripts and grant application reviews) Professional Academic Activities 2012-2016 Secretary Treasurer, Canadian Canon Law Society 2010-2016 Editorial Board, Studia canonica Conferences: 2018 Tribunal Ministry Workshop, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, 17-25 February 2018, sole presenter 2016 Workshop “Tribunal Administration,” Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, 11-17 December 2016, sole presenter 2010 Provincial Workshop, Little Rock, Arkansas, 3-4 August 2010, sole presenter Further Academic Activities: 2010 Preparation of a Ratio Nationalis for Permanent Deacons in Canada, Canonical Expert for the CCCB Committees: 2019- Committee on Communications and Marketing, Faculty of Canon Law 2019- French Program Committee – Chair, Faculty of Canon Law 2019- Protection of Minors and Vulnerable Adults – Subcommittee of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops 2018- Protection of Minors and Vulnerable Adults Committee, Canadian Canon Law Society 2018- Faculty Teaching Personnel Committee, Faculty of Canon Law 2018- French Curriculum Committee, Faculty of Canon Law 2 Professor Dr. Michael-Andreas Nobel Curriculum Vitae Part I 2018-2019 Committee Réconciliation avec les Premiers Peuples, Representative of Faculty of Canon Law, Saint Paul University 2018- Senate Saint Paul University 2017-2018 2018 Symposium Committee, Faculty of Canon Law 2017-2018 French Program Policy Committee, Faculty of Canon Law 2015-2018 Chair of Procedures Sub-Committee, Faculty of Canon Law, Canadian Canon Law Society, and Canon Law Society of America 2015- Faculty of Canon Law, Canadian Canon Law Society, and Canon Law Society of America, Mitis Iudex Committee 2015-2018 Senate University of Ottawa 2014-2016 Webinar Committee, Faculty of Canon Law, Canadian Canon Law Society, Center for Canonical Services 2013-2015 Faculty of Graduate and Post Doctoral Studies Committee, University of Ottawa 2013-2014 Student Guide Handbook Committee, Faculty of Canon Law, SPU 2013-2016 Executive Board Committee, Canadian Canon Law Society 2013-2016 Website Committee, Canadian Canon Law Society 2012-2016 Programs Committee, Faculty of Canon Law, Saint Paul University 2012-2016 Programs Committee, Canon Law Society of America 2012-2016 Religious Education Committee, Saint Paul University 2011-2012 JCL Online Committee, Faculty of Canon Law, Saint Paul University 2010-2011 Graduate and Post-Graduate Student Handbook Committee, Faculty of Canon Law, Saint Paul University 2010- Media Liaison, Faculty of Canon Law, Saint Paul University 2009-2014 Workplace Violence and Harassment Committee, Saint Paul University 2009-2010 Strategic Planning Committee, Saint Paul University 2009-2011 Ethics Research Committee, Saint Paul University Doctoral Defence: Jury Member of JCD - completed: 2019 Francis N. Ndey, The Implementation of the Canons on Mass Offerings in Particular Law and Custom With Special Reference to the Dioceses of Cameroon, June 2019 2017 Andrew Obel, The Agreement for Temporary Service of a Diocesan Priest Outside his Diocese of Incardination According to Canon 271 of the 1983 Code of Canon Law, September 2017 2017 Alexandre de la Taille, L’exercice de l’autorité et l’obéissance volontaire dans les instituts religieux : implications pratiques pour la santé et la sécurité de la personne, May 2017 2017 Awiti Marren Akoth, Formation of Women Religious During The Period of Temporary Vows With Particuliar Reference To The Religious Institute Of The Blessed Virgin Mary (Loreto Sisters), April 2017 3 Professor Dr. Michael-Andreas Nobel Curriculum Vitae Part I 2016 Bryan Pham, A Public Juridic Person in Canon Law Seeking Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection in the United States: Theory, Process, and Application, June 2016 2016 Paul Venace Ntambwe Kasongo, Normes canoniques sur les moyens d’éviter les litiges et leur application dans le contexte culturel du Congo- Kinshasa, January 2016 2015 Emmanuel Bationo, La justice et l’équité à observer dans la division des personnes juridiques publiques en particulier des diocèses et des paroisses (c. 122), June 2015 2015 William Daniels, The Procedure for the Formation of a Singular Administrative Act in Canon Law, June 2015 2014 Stella E. Giegbefumwen, The Role of the Constitutions of a Religious Institute of Diocesan Right to Define its Relationship with the Bishop: A Particular Reference to the Institute of the Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (Nigeria), April 2014 2013 Philip Creuer, Parent-Founded Schools for the Catholic Education of Children: Considerations for Canonical Recognition in the North American Context, Fall 2013 2012 Matthew Changankary, Finance Officer in the Syro-Malabar Major Archiepiscopal Church, July 2012 2011 Roger Ouédraogo, Mariages dispars : propositions canoniques et pastorales pour une législation particulière au Burkina Faso, March 2011 2010 Edwin N. Omorogbe, The Power of the Diocesan Bishop with regard to the Administration of Ecclesiastical Goods of Public Juridic Persons Subject to him: An Application of Canon 1276, §2, November 2010 Jury Member of other Ph.D. defenses – completed : 2020 Bobby V. Cena, What Do You Seek? Pastoral Accompaniment of Immigrant Filipino Couples in Non-Canonical Second Marriage, 13 February 2020, Faculty of Regis College and the Toronto School of Theology, University of Toronto f) GRADUATE SUPERVISIONS: (career numbers): master’s/doctoral/postdoctoral, completed/in progress. Please distinguish between supervisor, or co-supervisor. Director/Supervisor: Completed within past 7 years: 2 JCD 25 JCL (research paper) In progress within past 7 years: 3 JCD 4 JCL (research paper – distance students) 4 Professor Dr. Michael-Andreas Nobel Curriculum Vitae Part I Detailed list of JCD completed: Tumusiime, Sebastian Zanikire, The Church’s Response to Childless Couples in Uganda: Canonical and Pastoral Considerations on Sterility (c. 1084, §3), thesis defense June 9, 2017 Saint-Louis, Edwine, Le secret d’office du juge ecclésiastique : application du Canon 1455 du CIC/83 par rapport au bien commun, thesis defense March 10, 2017 Detailed list of JCD in progress : Anoh N’gnamien, Jean-Marie, Le droit des fidèles d’avoir accès aux sacrements (canon 213) et les fondements canoniques du célibat sacerdotal (canon 277 § 1) : quelles possibilités de réconciliation de la législation canonique ?, in progress Kinshie Lenye, Patience, Le scandale dans la vie de l’Église. La discipline et application du canon 1399, in progress Dutka, Mykhaylo, Separation of Religious Members from the Religious Institute who have Committed a Crime Against the Sixth Commandment as Proposed in the CCEO in Light of Vos Estis Lux Mundi, in progress g) GRADUATE COURSES: past 7 years, by year 2019-2020 DCA 6395 Research Seminar DCA 6721 Séminaire de pratique des tribunaux (3 cr.) DCA 5129 General Norms (3cr) DCA 5137 Teaching Office (1.5cr) 2018-2019 DCA 6395 Research Seminar DCA 5131 Christian Faithful (3cr) DCA 5137 Teaching Office (1.5cr) DCA 5133 Procedures 1 (3cr) DCA 5533 Procédures 1 (3cr) DCA 6514 Procédures 2 (3cr) 2017-2018 DCA 6395 Research Seminar (1 cr.; distance students) DCA 5102 General Norms (3 cr.) DCA 5502 Normes générales (3 cr.) DCA 5537 Fonction d’enseignement (1.5 cr.) 5 Professor Dr. Michael-Andreas Nobel Curriculum Vitae Part I 2016-2017 DCA 5535 Jurisprudence matrimoniale (3 cr.) DCA 6721 Séminaire de pratique des tribunaux (3 cr.) DCA 6514 Procédures II (3 cr.) DCA 5533 Procédures I (3cr.) DCA 5102 General Norms
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