Curriculum Vitae CHARLES J. SCALISE Professor of Church
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Curriculum Vitae CHARLES J. SCALISE Professor of Church History Fuller Theological Seminary Fuller Northwest 9725 Third Ave., NE, Suite #110 Seattle, WA 98115 Office: (206) 284-9000 Home: (206) 364-8656 Google Voice: 206-659-7436 Email: [email protected] PERSONAL Born on July 25, 1950. Married Pamela Dawn Johnson in August 1980. Children: David, born December 1983; and Daniel, born July 1986. Grandchildren: Lucy Christine Scalise, born June 2012; Anja Erika Scalise, born September 2014; and Matilda Jane Scalise, born May 2015. EDUCATION Post-Doctoral Study, The University of Oxford, 1990-91. PhD, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1987. MDiv, magna cum laude, Yale Divinity School, 1975. AB, summa cum laude, Princeton University, 1972. EXPERIENCE 2002-Present Professor of Church History, Fuller Theological Seminary. 1994-2002 Associate Professor of Church History, Fuller Seminary. 1995-97 Academic Director, Fuller Seminary in Seattle M.Div. Program 1995-96 Consulting Editor, Review and Expositor. 1994-95 Sessional Lecturer, Regent College, Seattle Extension. 1994 Adjunct Instructor, Lutheran Bible Institute of Seattle (now Trinity Lutheran College) Charles J. Scalise, continued 2 1991-94 Assistant Professor of Church History, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. 1993-94 Managing Editor, Review and Expositor. 1991-92 Associate Editor, Review and Expositor. 1989-94 Consulting Editor, Ogbomosho Journal of Theology, Nigeria. 1989-90 Seminary Studies Professor of Systematic Theology at Union University, Jackson, Tennessee. 1989 Acting Director of Supervised Ministry Experience (Fall Semester) The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. 1988-89 Seminary Studies Professor of Systematic Theology at Belmont College, Nashville, Tennessee. 1987-91 Assistant Professor of Supervised Ministry and Assistant Director of Supervised Ministry Experience, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. 1984-87 Instructor in Ministry, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. 1982-84 Director, Department of Christian Higher Education, Baptist Convention of New England. 1975-82 Baptist Chaplain at Yale. 1980-84 Director, New England Baptist Student Ministries. 1979-80 Officer, Harvard University. 1978-80 Acting Director, New England Baptist Student Ministries. 1977-82 Fellow, Saybrook College of Yale. 1976-82 Adviser to Baptist Students, Yale Divinity School. 1976-80 Lecturer in Higher Education (Pastoral Theology), Yale Divinity School. 1975-82 Coordinator of Student Ministries for the Western Connecticut Baptist Association. 1975-82 Administrative Consultant, Dwight Hall at Yale.. 1974-78 Baptist Campus Minister for Greater New Haven (including ministry at University of New Haven and Southern Connecticut State University). 1969-74 Summers: Three summers in Baltimore's inner city, working with youth in social group work, tutoring, counseling, recreation, and music. Student summer missionary in Kathleen Mallory Baptist Center in Baltimore. Research Associate for Princeton University's Commission on the Future of the College. Administrator and survey director for Dwight Hall Summer Project. Church extension work for Baptist Home Mission Board in New Haven and Bristol, Connecticut. Clinical Pastoral Education at Yale-New Haven Medical Center. HONORS AND AWARDS Charles J. Scalise, continued 3 Sloan Scholar, Princeton University, 1968-72. German Book Prize, Princeton University, 1971. Albert G. Milbank Memorial Scholarship Prize, Princeton University, 1971. Phi Beta Kappa Prize, Princeton University, 1972. Tew Prize, Yale University Divinity School, 1973. Oliver Ellsworth Daggett Prize, Yale University Divinity School, 1974. Julia A. Archibald High Scholarship Prize, Yale University Divinity School, 1975. Outstanding Young Men of America, 1975. Who's Who in the South and the Southwest, 1993-94. Homer L. Goddard Community Service Award, Fuller Seminary Northwest, 2009. Co-winner of the Monsignor Geno Baroni Prize in History, Italian Americana, 2009. Co-winner (with Dr. Pamela Scalise) of the Priscilla and Aquila Award of Christians for Biblical Equality International, 2011. Vice-President of the Pacific Northwest Region of AAR-SBL and ASOR, 2014- 2015; President 2015-2016. MEMBERSHIPS American Academy of Religion American Baptist Historical Society American Historical Association American Society of Church History Association for Clinical Pastoral Education Baptist History and Heritage Society Christian Theological Research Fellowship The Conference on Faith and History Fellowship of Baptist Historians The Historical Society Italian American Studies Association Journal of Pastoral Care and Counseling, Peer Reviewer Journal of Pastoral Theology, Editorial Board (two terms through 2013) Karl Barth Society of North America National Association of Baptist Professors of Religion North American Patristic Society Shoreline Historical Museum Society of Biblical Literature Society for Pastoral Theology Society for Ricoeur Studies Society for the Study of Christian Spirituality PUBLICATIONS Academic: Charles J. Scalise, continued 4 "Agreeing on Where We Disagree: Lindbeck's Postliberalism and Pastoral Theology," Journal of Pastoral Theology 8 (1998): 43-51. "Allegorical Flights of Fancy: The Problem of Origen's Exegesis," The Greek Orthodox Theological Review 32 (1987): 69-88. Articles on sociology of religion for Dushkin Encyclopedia of Sociology, 1973. Bridging the Gap: Connecting What You Learned in Seminary with What You Find in the Congregation. Nashville, TN: Abingdon Press, 2003. "Canonical Hermeneutics: Childs and Barth"--Paper presented to the Graduate Studies Group, Regent's Park College, University of Oxford, January 1991. Published in the Scottish Journal of Theology 47 (1994): 61-88. “Church History Resources on the Web,” co-authored with James E. Bradley and John L. Thompson. Catalyst 39, 2 (Feb. 2013): 5-6. “Defining the Reality of Your Role: Historical Contexts and Theological Models of Christian Leadership.” In The Three Tasks of Leadership: Worldly Wisdom for Pastoral Leaders, ed. Eric O. Jacobsen. Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 2009, 24-45. “Delineating Difference: Exploring Some Connections between Twentieth- Century Christian Theology and Twenty-first Century Lived Experience,” Journal of Pastoral Theology, 19, 2 (Winter 2009): 53-87. "Developing a Theological Rationale for Ministry: Some Reflections on the Process of Teaching Pastoral Theology to M.Div. Students," Journal of Pastoral Theology 1 (1991): 53-68. "Dissonance Produced by Deviations from Life-Styles: The Interaction of Jungian Typology and Conformity," (with J. Cooper) Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 29 (1974): 556-571. Editorial Introductions, Review and Expositor, Vol. 89, 4 (Fall 1992); Vol. 90, 1 (Winter 1993), 2 (Spring 1993), 4 (Fall 1993); Vol. 91, 1 (Winter 1994), 2 (Spring 1994), 3 (Summer 1994), 4 (Fall 1994). "Exegetical Warrants for Religious Persecution: Augustine vs. the Donatists,” Review and Expositor 93, 4 (Fall 1996): 497-506. From Scripture to Theology: A Canonical Journey into Hermeneutics. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 1996. “The Gospels and/or The Jesus Sutras? The Case of a ‘Spiritual but not Religious’ Seeker in Seattle,” Sharing the Practice 34, 2 (Summer 2011): 12-14, 16. “The Hermeneutical Circle of Christian Community: Biblical, Theological, and Practical Dimensions of the Unity of Scripture,” Journal of Theological Interpretation, 1.2 (2007): 209-227. Hermeneutics as Theological Prolegomena: A Canonical Approach. Macon, GA: Mercer University Press, 1994. “Historical ‘Snapshots’ of Ministry: The Changing Language of Case Studies,” Review and Expositor 96, 3 (Summer 1999): 423-440. “Horace Bushnell,” in The Dictionary of Historical Theology, ed. Trevor A. Hart. Exeter: Paternoster Press and Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2000, 93-95. Charles J. Scalise, continued 5 “Integration” in The New Dictionary of Pastoral Studies, ed. Wesley Carr. London: SPCK and Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2002, 179-180. "Lex Cantandi, Lex Credendi: Theology and Hymnody," in Learning from Beauty: Baptist Reflections on Christianity and the Arts: A Tribute to William L. Hendricks, ed. David M. Rayburn, Daven Kari, and Darrell D. Gwaltney. Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press, 1997, 129-140. “’My Conversion and Aspiration’: The Protestant Americanization of Angelo di Domenica, 1872-1970,” Italian Americana: Cultural and Historical Review 28, 2 (Summer 2008):125-136. "Origen and the Sensus Literalis." In Origen of Alexandria: His World and His Legacy, ed. Charles Kannengiesser and William L. Petersen. Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame Press, 1988, 117-129. “Patristic Biblical Interpretation and Postmodern Baptist Identity,” Review and Expositor 101, 4 (Fall 2004): 615-628. “Phil the Fiddler: How Horatio Alger’s Unitarianism Played among Italian Americans,” Italian Americana: Cultural and Historical Review 27, 2 (Summer 2009): 149-163. “Protestant Evangelicalism,” in The Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Practical Theology, ed. Bonnie J. Miller-McLemore. Chichester and Oxford, U.K. and Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell Publishing, 2012, 577-586. “Response to Joretta L. Marshall, “Differences, Discourses, and Dialogues,” Journal of Pastoral Theology, 19, 2 (Winter 2009): 50-52. “Respose to K. Samuel Lee, “Engaging Difference in Pastoral Theology,” Journal of Pastoral Theology, 19, 2 (Winter 2009): 25-28. “Retrieving the ‘WIPS’: Exploring the Assimilation of White Italian Protestants,” Italian Americana: Cultural and Historical Review 24, 2 (Summer 2006): 133-146. “Revelation