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ASHLEY JOHN MOYSE 35 Pitts Road Headington Oxford, OX3 8BA +44 (0)7904 153 856 ashley.moyse@.ox.ac.uk [email protected] [email protected]

PROFILE

× Proven expertise in Christian ethics, medical humanities, and bioethics × Demonstrated competence in comparative religious studies, including Christian traditions, Judaism, and Islam × Successful record of collaborating with colleagues across disciplines and geographic regions × Skilled editor with project management and advising experience × Resourceful and judicious administrator with programme facilitation, personnel supervision, and curriculum development experience × Dynamic and student-centred teaching and learning style with content competencies including Christian , inter-religious studies, theological and philosophical ethics, bioethics and medical humanities, and theology and the sciences

EARLY CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

× Appointed the McDonald Postdoctoral Fellow in Christian Ethics and Public Life at the McDonald Centre for Theology, Ethics, and Public Life, Christ Church, Faculty of Theology and Religion, . × Appointed as the Sir John Templeton Foundation funded Postdoctoral Fellow in Theology and Science at Regent College. Retained concurrent research and teaching appointments at School of Theology and Trinity College Theological School at the University of Divinity (Melbourne). × Invited co-editor and contributor to Treating the Body in Medicine and Religion: Jewish, Christian, and Islamic Perspectives, Routledge Studies in Religion, Foreword by Jeffrey P Bishop. Special introduction by Tristram Engelhardt, Jr. (London and New York: Routledge, 2019). × Invited to co-edit the Oxford Handbook of Theological Anthropology with Prof Jens Zimmerman and Dr Michael Burdett; in development. × Invited collaborator on the three-year multi-disciplinary and international project, Christian Flourishing in a Technological World. Funding awarded by the Issachar Fund, 2017-2020. The principal investigators are Prof Jens Zimmerman and Dr Michael Burdett. × Series developer, advisor, and co-editor for Dispatches: Turning Points in Theology and Global Crises; a book series featuring volumes in moral and political theology by leading and emerging scholars. × Lead editor and project manager for Correlating Sobornost: Conversations Between and the Russian Orthodox Tradition, Foreword by Rowan Williams, Afterword by Kallistos Ware (Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2016).

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EDUCATION

× Department of Philosophy, Religion, and Theology, University of Newcastle (Australia), Callaghan, NSW, 2014; Supervised by Prof John C. McDowell Dissertation: “Interrupting moral technique, transforming biomedical ethics: Reading Karl Barth against the ‘sin’ of the common morality and for the postures of human flourishing,” Examined externally by Prof David Clough (University of Chester) and Prof John Swinton (University of Aberdeen) × Master of Theological Studies Graduate School of Theological Studies, ACTS Seminaries of Trinity Western University, Langley, BC, 2009; Supervised by Prof Arcbibald Spencer Thesis: “Perichoresis and praxis: A Trinitarian model for biomedical ethical discourse and decision-making,” Examined by Prof Archibald Spencer, Prof Paul Chamberlain, and Dr Ross Hastings (external, Regent College) × Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics at the Stritch School of Medicine, Loyola University Chicago, Chicago, IL, 2007

× Master of Science Northern Colorado Cancer Rehabilitation Institute, College of Natural and Health Sciences, University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, CO, 2003; Supervised by Prof Emeritus Cad Dennehy

× Bachelor of Arts Messiah College, Mechanicsburg, PA, 1999

PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS Present Employment × McDonald Postdoctoral Fellow in Christian Ethics and Public Life McDonald Centre for Theology, Ethics, and Public Life, Christ Church Faculty of Theology and Religion, University of Oxford, 2018 to present Concurrent Research and Teaching Affiliations × Research Associate in Ethics Vancouver School of Theology at the University of , 2014 to present (apt. renewed) × Honorary Postdoctoral Research Associate Trinity College Theological School, University of Divinity, 2015-2018, 2018-2021 (apt. renewed) Member, Centre for Religion and Social Policy (RASP), 2017-2020 Previous Employment × Postdoctoral Fellow in Theology and Science Regent College at the University of British Columbia, 2017 to 2018 Position funded by The John Templeton Foundation × Lecturer (Limited Term Appointment) Faculty of Health Sciences, University of the Fraser Valley, 2014-2016

× Sessional/Adjunct Instructor McGill University School of Religious Studies/ Montreal School of Theology, 2017 ACTS Seminaries of Trinity Western University, 2015 Ashley John Moyse - 3 - Curriculum Vitae

Regis University, 2014-2015 Boucher Institute for Naturopathic Medicine, 2013-2016 University of Newcastle, 2011-2012 University of the Fraser Valley, 2005-2011, 2013 Trinity Western University, 2004-2008 Briercrest College, 1999-2001, 2006 × Medical Ethics Tutor University of British Columbia, 2009-2011 Selection of courses taught/developed/in preparation: × Postgraduate Christian Ethics Postgraduate Seminar I: Theories and Traditions (Michaelmas Term, 2018, 2019, co- teaching with Nigel Biggar, Joshua Hordern, and Dafydd Daniel); Christian Ethics Postgraduate Seminar II: Persons and Problems (Hilary Term, 2019, 2020, co-teaching with Nigel Biggar, Joshua Hordern, and Dafydd Daniel); Theological Anthropology Seminar (Winter 2018, co-teaching with Jens Zimmerman); Constructive Theology in a Scientific Age; Christian Ethics; Theology and Science (co-taught with Ross Hastings); And a time to die: A study in philosophical and theological ethics; Bioethics: Christian care and clinical ethics in a pluralist society; Global Theology; Christology × Undergraduate Applied ethics for health professionals; Professionalism and ethics in the health sciences; Health care ethics; God and God’s discontents: Atheism, suspicion, and theology; The many faces of Jesus; Theology with the Apostles’ Creed; Introduction to systematic theology; Various courses in health and human sciences, including Human Anatomy, Human Physiology, and Neuromotor Control Previous Clinical Appointments × Cancer Rehabilitation Specialist Cancer Rehabilitation Centers of America, 2003-2004 Northern Colorado Cancer Rehabilitation Institute, 2000-2003

PUBLICATIONS * Refereed/ Peer-Reviewed Authored Books × The Art of Living for the Technological Age: Toward a Humanizing Performance. Dispatches in Theology and Global Crises, Afterword by Brent P. Waters, series edited by Ashley John Moyse and Scott A. Kirkland (Minneapolis, Fortress Press, 2020 [forthcoming]) × * Reading Karl Barth, interrupting moral technique, transforming biomedical ethics. Content and Context in Theological Ethics, series edited by Mary Jo Iozzio (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2015) Published Reviews at: Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics, 37(1), 2017: 221-222 Ethics & Medicine, 33(1), 2017: 60 Clarion: A Journal of Spirituality and Justice, Jan. 2016 Edited Books × Lead editor/advisor with Scott A. Kirkland for Dispatches: Turning points in theology and global crises book series (Minneapolis: Fortress Press) John W de Gruchy, The End is Not Yet: Standing Firm in Apocalyptic Times (October 2017) Cyril Hovorun, Political Orthodoxy: The Unorthodoxies of the Church Coerced (October 2018) John C McDowell, Theology and the Globalized Present: Feasting in the Future of God (April 2019) Marcus Pound, Theology, Comedy, Politics (September 2019) Ashley John Moyse - 4 - Curriculum Vitae

Anna Mercedes, Gender, Violence, Church (projected 2021) Joerg Rieger, Intersectionality, Theology, and Religion: Reflections on Class, Race, Gender, and Ecology (projected 2021) × * Treating the Body in Medicine and Religion: Jewish, Christian, and Islamic Perspectives. Routledge Studies in Religion, edited and introduced by John Fitzgerald and Ashley John Moyse, Foreword by Jeffrey P. Bishop; Special introduction by H Tristram Engelhardt, Jr. (Abingdon and New York: Routledge, forthcoming 2018) × Donald M. MacKinnon. Kenotic ecclesiology: Select writings of Donald M. MacKinnon, edited and introduced by John C. McDowell, Scott A. Kirkland and Ashley John Moyse, Foreword by Rowan Williams (Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2016) Published Review at Clarion: A Journal of Spirituality and Justice, Aug. 2017 × Correlating sobornost: Conversations between Karl Barth and the Russian Orthodox tradition, edited and introduced by Ashley John Moyse, John C. McDowell, and Scott A. Kirkland, Foreword by Rowan Williams, Afterword by Met Kallistos Ware (Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2016) Published Reviews at Theology, 120(5), 2017: 389-391 Reviews in Religion and Theology, 24(3), 2017: 549-552 Refereed Journal Articles × “Fodder for despair, masquerading as hope: Diagnosing the postures of hope(lessness) at the end of life,” Religions (under review, for a special issue edited by John C McDowell: hope in dark times) × “Understanding modern, technological medicine: enchanted, disenchanted, or other?” Theorietical Medicine and Bioethics, printed online 15 November 2018: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11017-018-9473-9 Co-edited six essays and introduced the special edition of Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics with Matthew Vest; issue honours the centennial of Max Weber’s ‘Wissenschaft als Beruf [Science as Vocation]’ × “Hugging death, anticipating suicide: Vulnerability of despair and a Marcelian reflection on medical assistance in dying,” CRUX: A Quarterly Journal of Christian Thought and Opinion, 53(3), 2017: 2-8. n.b. Invited contribution × * “Bonhoeffer and the imminent singularity: Theological reflections on Ray Kurzweil’s future- perfect,” Religions, Issue 5, 2013: 93-102. n.b. Invited contribution. Book Chapters × * “Responsibility for the broken body: Exploring the invitation to respond to the presence of the other.” In: Treating the Body in Medicine and Religion: Jewish, Christian, and Islamic Perspectives (Routledge Studies in Religion), edited and introduced by John Fitzgerald and Ashley John Moyse, Foreword by Jeffrey P. Bishop; Special introduction by H. Tristram Engelhardt, Jr. (Abingdon and New York: Routledge, 2018) × “Introduction,” with J. Fitzgerald. In: Treating the Body in Medicine and Religion: Jewish, Christian, and Islamic Perspectives (Routledge Studies in Religion), edited and introduced by John Fitzgerald and Ashley John Moyse, Foreword by Jeffrey Bishop and Preface by H. Tristram Engelhardt, Jr. (Abingdon and New York: Routledge, 2018) × “The terrible occasion and particular paradox of the gospel: MacKinnon’s Signposts essays.” In: Donald M. MacKinnon. Kenotic ecclesiology: Select writings of Donald M. MacKinnon, edited and introduced by John C. McDowell, Ashley John Moyse, and Scott A. Kirkland, Foreword by Rowan Williams, (Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2016) Ashley John Moyse - 5 - Curriculum Vitae

× “Struggling together toward human being: Sobornost and the ethics of Karl Barth.” In: Correlating sobornost: Conversations between Karl Barth and the Russian Orthodox tradition, edited and introduced by Ashley John Moyse, John C. McDowell, and Scott A. Kirkland, Foreword by Rowan Williams, Afterword by Kallistos Ware (Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2016) × “Introduction,” with J. McDowell and S. Kirkland. In: Correlating sobornost: Conversations between Karl Barth and the Russian Orthodox tradition, edited and introduced by Ashley John Moyse, John C. McDowell, and Scott A. Kirkland, Foreword by Rowan Williams, Afterword by Kallistos Ware (Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2016) × * “When all is lost, gather ‘round: Solidarity as hope resisting despair in The Walking Dead.” In: The undead and theology, eds. Kim Paffenroth and John Morehead (Eugene: Pickwick, 2012) × “Reconciling normative tensions in biomedical ethics: Constructing an ethics of coinherence informed by the Trinitarian theology of Karl Barth.” In: Trinitarian theology after Barth, Princeton Theological Monograph Series, eds. Myk Habets and Philip Tolliday, Foreword by John B. Webster (Eugene: Pickwick, 2010)

In Preparation × Invited collaborator on the three-year multi-disciplinary project, Christian Flourishing in a Technological World. Funding awarded by the Issachar Fund. Principal investigators including Jens Zimmerman and Michael Burdett. The project involves a cadre of scholars including John Behr, Celia Deane- Drummond, Robert Doede, Clark Elliston, Thomas Fuchs, David Lewin, Michael Mawson, Eleanor McLaughlin, and Brent Waters. × Authored Books (1) Hugging Death, Habituating Hope (in development) A critical examination of late modern medicine with attention to the way theology can save it. × Edited Books (1) Donald M. MacKinnon. A study in ethical theory A reprint of MacKinnon’s study with three responses by contemporary moral philosophers/theologians (2) Oxford Handbook of Theological Anthropology, edited by Jens Zimmerman, Michael Burdett, and Ashley John Moyse × Guest Editorials (1) Journal of Population Ageing (2021) (2) Journal of Spirituality and Aging (2021) × Manuscripts (1) “Resourcing the science of wellbeing: A theological examination of Charles Williams’ coinherence for the meaning and politics of health,” for Journal of Religion and Health (2) “Hugging death: Nihilism and the disintegration of patient as person,” for Journal of Philosophy and Medicine (3) “On intersubjectivity and provisionality in Christian ethics,” for Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics (4) “On the freedom for human life even unto death” with Fabrice Jotterand for Christian Bioethics × Dictionary Entries (1) For the Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church, edited by Andew Louth; entries include (a) assisted dying, (b) beginning of life, ethical issues concerning, (c) dying, care of the, (d) bioethics, (e) contraception, procreation, and abortion, ethics of, and (f) death Ashley John Moyse - 6 - Curriculum Vitae

Book Reviews × Several books reviewed for CRUX, Colloquium, American Theological Inquiry, and Pacific Jounral of Baptist Research; books reviewed include: Ron Dart, The North American High Tory Tradition Paul Martens, The Heterodox Yoder D. Gareth Jones, The Peril and Promise of Medical Technology C. Athanasopoulos and C. Schneider, eds., Divine essence and divine energies: Ecumenical reflections on the presence of God in Eastern Orthodoxy Christopher R. J. Holmes, Ethics in the Presence of Christ Jens Zimmerman and Brian Gregor, eds., Being human becoming human: Dietrich Bonhoeffer and social Christopher L. Fisher. Human significance in theology and the natural sciences: An ecumenical perspective with reference to Pannenberg, Rahner, and Zizioulas R. John Elford and Gareth Jones, eds., A tangled web: Medicine and theology in dialogue

EVENT/CONFERENCE ORGANISATION 11th Annual McDonald Centre Conference, University of Oxford × “Ageing, suffering, despair: toward patience and hope for health and care,” supported by the McDonald Agape Foundation, McDonald Centre for Theology, Ethics, and Public Life, Christ Church College, and the Oxford Institute for Population Ageing; www.mcdonaldcentreconference.info; May 2020 Hilary Term Seminar Series, University of Oxford × “The constructions of ageing: an interdisciplinary seminar series,” supported by the McDonald Centre for Theology, Ethics, and Public Life, Christ Church College, and the Oxford Institute for Population Ageing; Organized with Joshua Hordern and Sarah Harper; Hilary Term 2020 Interface: Science and Theology in Dialogue, Regent College × A serial lecture series, including lectures by Alister McGrath, Sarah Coakley, Jens Zimmermann, Bruce Hindmarsh, and David Robinson. A public lecture and intensive seminar by Peter Harrison, and additional elctures by Bethany Sollereder, and David Clough; Organized with David Robinson and Ross Hastings; www.regentinterface.com; 2018-2019

PRESENTATIONS National and International Academic Papers × * “Hugging death, Anticipating Suicide: Vulnerability of Despair and the Marcelian Response to Medical Assistance in Dying,” for the American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting, Bioethics and Religion Program Unit, Boston, MA, November 2017. × “The Fate of the Modern World (The Art of Living for the Technological Age),” for the Evening Public Lecture Series, Regent College, Vancouver, BC, July 2017. Supported by the John Templeton Foundation and the Canadian Scientific and Christian Affiliation. × * “Reconsidering Weberian Secularization: Seeing the Sacred in Medicine, Again,” for the Annual Conference on Medicine and Religion, Houston, TX (Hosted by the Institute for Spirituality and Health at the Texas Medical Center), March 2017 Ashley John Moyse - 7 - Curriculum Vitae

× “Responsibility for the Broken Body: Responding to the Physical Word of the Soul,” for the Regent College Lunchtime Lecture Series, Vancouver, BC, February 2017; an earlier version of this paper was presented for a public lecture at ACTS Seminaries of Trinity Western University, Langley, BC, March 2016 × Session Moderator, "The Religion and Medicine of the Future: An Orthodox Critique of Scientific Theology and Ecumenism," for the Annual Conference on Medicine and Religion, Houston, TX (Hosted by the Institute for Spirituality and Health at the Texas Medical Center), March 2016 × * “Reverence, Responsibility, and the Meaning of Health,” for the Annual Conference on Medicine and Religion, Houston, TX (Hosted by the Institute for Spirituality and Health at the Texas Medical Center), March 2016 × * “The art of care for body and soul,” for the Annual Conference on Medicine and Religion, Cambridge, MA (Hosted by the Initiative on Religion, Health, and Spirituality at Harvard University), March 2015 × * “Spiritual care, encountering hope,” for the Annual Conference on Medicine and Religion, Cambridge, MA (Hosted by the Initiative on Religion, Health, and Spirituality at Harvard University), March 2015 × “Theological anthropology and the importance of the I-Thou relationship” for the Vancouver School of Theology and the Iona Pacific Inter-Religious Centre Research Colloquium, Vancouver, BC, January 2015 × * “Interrupting the determinative ontology of medicine: Karl Barth on embodiment and human flourishing,” at the Annual Conference on Medicine and Religion, Chicago, IL (Hosted by the Program on Medicine and Religion at The ), March 2014 × “An anxious institution: The body, death, and the disposition of Medicine,” for the Vancouver School of Theology Faculty Research Colloquium, Vancouver, BC, February 2014 × “History as encounter: From saga to ethics in Karl Barth’s doctrine of creation,” for the Vancouver School of Theology Faculty Research Colloquium, Vancouver, BC, November 2013 × * “Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the imminent singularity: Theological and ethical reflections on Ray Kurzweil’s Future-Perfect,” as the Julius Flechtheim Award recipient at the Australian Bonhoeffer Conference, Kinkumber, NSW, November 2011 × “Considering bioethics, faithfully: Encountering wisdom in the brave new world,” at the University of Newcastle Research Higher Degree Symposium (School of Humanities and Social Science), Callaghan, NSW, May 2011 × * “Bioethics, sophiologically considered: The art of living in a brave new world,” at the Bioethics Faculty Symposium, Centre for Studies in Religion and Society, University of Victoria, Victoria, BC, February 2011 × “Bioethics and Barth: An ethics of command and coinherence,” at the Kirby Laing Institute for Christian Ethics Graduate Student Symposium, Tyndale House, Cambridge, UK, February 2010 × “Reconciling normative tensions in biomedical ethics: Constructing an ethics of coinherence informed by the Trinitarian theology of Karl Barth,” at the Trinitarian Theology After Karl Barth International Symposium, Carey Baptist College, Auckland, NZ, May 2009 Media Coverage × Invited Op-Ed, “A Response to Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD),” Topic (A Section of the Anglican Journal), May 2017: 21. × Invited radio interview, Sacred Horror: Religion and the Undead, ABC Radio National’s ‘Encounter’, Sydney, NSW [Broadcast date, 20 July 2013: http://tinyurl.com/l4tbgdz] Other Invited Lectures, Public Presentations, and Campus Talks Ashley John Moyse - 8 - Curriculum Vitae

× “Does modern matter matter? A response to Ross Hastings’ Echoes of Coinherence,” for Book Launch Public Lecture, Regent College, Vancouver, BC, September 2017 × “Theological Bioethics: Content and Cases,” for THEO 630 Pastoral Ethics, Regent College, Vancouver, BC, March 2017 × “Lord of Creation: Biotechnology and the Human Future,” for INDS 502 Christian Thought and Culture II, Regent College, Vancouver, BC, March 2017 × “The Trinity: Interrupting and Transforming Holy Speech,” for INDS 501 and Culture I, Regent College, Vancouver, BC, November 2016 × “Science, the Sacred, and the Promise of Coinherence,” for Regent College, Vancouver, BC, August 2016 × “Responsibility for the broken body: Responding to the presence of the other,” for Book Launch Public Lecture, ACTS Seminaries of Trinity Western University, Langley, BC, March 2016 × “Towards the meaning of health: Respect, responsibility, and joy,” for the Department of Health and Human Performance, Messiah College, Grantham, PA, February 2016; September 2016 × “The Philosophy and politics of health in contemporary society,” for the Department of Health and Human Performance, Messiah College, Grantham, PA, September 2015 × “Ethics of death and dying in medicine: A theological assessment,” Westminster Presbytery gathering, Gordon Presbyterian Church, Burnaby, BC, April 2015 × “Health and disease in theological perspective,” for the Department of Health and Human Performance, Messiah College, Grantham, PA, April 2015; Related lectures on theological interpretations health, disease, and illness have been delivered via video-conference each Autumn and Spring term since 2015 × “God and humanity in a technological age,” Invited keynote presentation for the Technology, Theology, and Ethics Symposium at Emmanuel Christian Community, Richmond, BC, February 2014 × “Professionalism and the patient-physician encounter,” at the Pre-med Student Association Annual Lecture Series, October 2011; “Public ethics and the problem of pluralism,” at the Pre-med Student Association Annual Lecture Series, University of the Fraser Valley, Abbotsford, BC, October 2010

HONOURS & AWARDS

× University of Divinity Small Research Grant, AUD $2990.11 The competitive grant has resourced preliminary research and archival work for a forthcoming monograph at the intersection of theology, philosophy, and medicine. Awarded 2016. × International Postgraduate Research Scholarship, AUD $43,700 × Research Scholarship—Central, AUD $47,456 The above highly competitive awards at the University of Newcastle resourced full tuition, research, and living costs from 2011 through 2013. An additional AUD $6000 for research was also furnished by the University. × Flechtheim Scholarship, AUD $3000 The Flechtheim scholarship is a competitive award given to a single student annually for scholarship demonstrating constructive engagement in the field of moral theology with particular reference to the writings of Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Awarded 2011. × Graduate Assistant Bursary, USD $2000 Selective bursary given to highly competent students committed to both research and service dedicated to the mission of the Rocky Mountain Cancer Rehabilitation Institute. Awarded 2001. × International Student Grant, USD $48,000 Annual merit-based award for international students, which was awarded annually between 1995 through 1999. Ashley John Moyse - 9 - Curriculum Vitae

TEACHING & RESEARCH Teaching Competencies × Christian Ethics/Moral and Political Theology × Medical Humanities/Bioethics/Health Care Ethics × Systematic and Modern Theology × Comparative/ecumenical theology, including Christian traditions (Orthodox, Catholic, and Protestant), Judaism, and Islam × Science and Theology/ Philosophy of Religion, Science, and Technology Research Interests × Moral and political theology, with particular interest in medicine, bioethics, and biopolitics × Science and theology in dialogue, with particular interests in technology, secularisation, and Baconian rationality × Other influences and interests include the writings by Cappadocian Fathers, Thomas Aquinas, Karl Barth, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Jacques Ellul, George Grant, Gabriel Marcel, and Donald M. MacKinnon

COMMUNITY & COMMITTEE SERVICE Academic Committees and Service × Research Programme Consultant Laudato Si’ Research Institute, Campion Hall, University of Oxford, 2019-present × MSt in Study of Religions (5-year) Programme Review Committee Humanities Division, University of Oxford, 2019 × Faculty Secretary Faculty of Theology and Religion, University of Oxford, 2018-present × Advisory Council McDonald Centre for Theology, Ethics, and Public Life, 2018-present × Arts Advisory Council Regent College, 2017-2018 × Curriculum Committee Faculty of Health Sciences, University of the Fraser Valley, 2008-2010, 2014-2016 × Administrative ‘Deaning’ Committee ACTS Seminaries of Trinity Western University, 2009-2010 Research Ethics Boards × Community Member-At-Large Justice Institute of British Columbia, 2013-2016 Trinity Western University, 2008-2011 × Member Trinity Western University, 2006-2008 Reviewer × Religions × Christian Journal for Global Health × Colloquium: The Australian and New Zealand Theological Review Ashley John Moyse - 10 - Curriculum Vitae

× Journal of Religion and Popular Culture

ACADEMIC SOCIETIES & MEMBERSHIPS

× American Academy of Religion × American Society of Bioethics and Humanities × Canadian Bioethics Society × Canadian Scientific and Christian Affiliation × Canadian Theological Society × Centre for Research in Religion and Social Policy × Fellowship of St. Alban and St. Sergius × Society of Christian Ethics

PERSONAL DETAILS

× Born: 21 February 1977, Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada × Nationality: Canadian × Residence: Oxford, Oxfordshire, University Kingdom × Married (April 2006) to Aime Gail Nadeau (b. 25 July 1980). Aime was born in New Jersey and raised in Colorado; She hold dual-citizenship in both Canada and the United States. She was educated at the University of Northern Colorado (BA Education) and Western Washington University (MEd), with a teaching focus in special education. She is a National Board Certified educator. × Aime and I are parents to our son Theodore Karabo Moyse (b. 26 October 2016; adopted 2017). × We enjoy the outdoors where you might find us hiking, skiing, camping, swimming, or paddle boarding.