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New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Research Doctoral Graduates Holding or Having Held Full-time Academic Appointments Rev. date: 5/28/21 Major Graduates Graduates Graduates Graduates Graduates 1980-89 1990-99 2000-2009 2010-2019 2020- Biblical Exposition (preaching) 4 5 3 5 1 Biblical Interpretation (began F2012) 2 Christian Education 9 10 10 8 Church History 3 2 1 Counseling 4 6 7 8 Evangelism 2 4 1 1 Great Commission Studies (began F2013) Missions 1 1 1 New Testament 9 11 4 5 Old Testament 11 6 5 3 Theology 2 2 2 5 1 Total Full-Time Acad. Appts. By Cat. 44 47 34 38 2 Total PhD Graduates from NOBTS 170 145 115 140 14 Percentage of NOBTS PhD Graduates in Full- 26% 32% 30% 27% 14% Time Acad. Appointments by Decade Total Full-Time Acad. Appts. 165 Total % Full-Time Acad. Appts. 165/584=28.3% Schools Represented (100) Afrikanse Baptist Theological Seminary Mexican Baptist Theological University of West Alabama Alberta Bible College Seminary Wayland Baptist University Anderson College Midwest University Wesleyan Biblical Seminary Asia Baptist Graduate Theological Midwestern Baptist Theological Western Baptist College Seminary Seminary Atlanta Christian College Missional University William Carey College Baptist College of Health Sciences Mississippi College William Jewell College Baptist Theological Seminary at Montreat College Williams College Richmond New Orleans Baptist Theological Xavier University Baylor University Seminary/Leavell College Beeson Divinity School New Orleans School of Urban Blue Mountain College Missions North Greenville College Brewton-Parker College Northeast Louisiana University Bryan College Northwest Mississippi Community California Baptist College College Campbell University Divinity School Canadian Southern Baptist Seminary Oakland School of Urban Missions Cedarville University Ouachita Baptist University Charleston Southern University Palm Beach Atlantic University Chile Baptist Theological Seminary Philippines Baptist Theological Chowan College Seminary Clarke College Piedmont International University Clear Creek Bible College Richmont Graduate University Colorado Christian University (formerly Psychological Studies Columbia Theological Seminary Institute) Criswell College Samford University Cumberland College Seminario Teologico Bautista Delgado Community College Internacional East Texas Baptist University Seminary Extension Department ECWA Theological Seminary Serampore College Florida Baptist Theological College Freed-Hardeman University Gardner-Webb University School of Shorter College Divinity Singapore Baptist Theological Seminary Gateway Baptist Theological Seminary South India Biblical Seminary Grand Canyon University Southeast Louisiana University Hannibal Lagrange College Southeastern Baptist Theological Hardin-Simmons University Seminary Harding University Southern Baptist Theological Houston Baptist University Houston Graduate School of Theology Seminary Huntington University Southwest Baptist University Jakarta Baptist Theological Seminary Southwestern Baptist Theological John Brown University Seminary Sungkyul University Judson College Taiwan Theological Seminary Korea Baptist Theological Seminary Taylor University LeTourneau University Lincoln Memorial University Temple Baptist Seminary Logdson School of Theology Louisiana College Tennessee Temple University Louisiana State University of Alexandria Thailand Baptist Seminary Luther Rice Seminary Togo Pastor’s School McFarland Institute Truett-McConnell Mars Hill College Truett Seminary Mercer University Union University University of Mobile.
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