DANIEL R. HEIMBACH CURRICULUM VITAE August 23, 2018 EDUCATION_________________________________________________________________ University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill/Institute of Government Certificate. School for New Mayors and Council Members 1996 Harvard University/John Fitzgerald Kennedy School of Government Certificate. Defense Policy Seminar. National Security Program 1992 Department of the Navy/Senior Leaders Training Program Certificate. Total Quality Leadership. Senior Leaders Seminar 1991 Drew University Graduate School Ph.D. (Law, Politics and Christian Ethics) 1988 M.Phil. (Law, Politics and Christian Ethics) 1984 Trinity Evangelical Divinity School M.Div. (Theology) 1982 M.A. (Philosophy of Religion) 1982 United States Naval Academy B.S. (Oceanography and Naval Science) 1972 DANIEL R. HEIMBACH _______________________________________________________2 WORK HISTORY _____________________________________________________________ Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary Associate Professor of Christian Ethics 1993-1997 Professor of Christian Ethics 1997-2011 Senior Professor of Christian Ethics 2011-present Responsible to teach required and elective courses in Christian Ethics at graduate and post- graduate levels through the Ph.D. Responsible to develop courses covering all aspects of the academic field and to work as a scholar and consultant on current issues. Defense Readiness Council February—August, 1993 Executive Director Responsible for operations, planning, administration, public relations, lobbying and fund raising for a nonpartisan, organization of retired military leaders addressing issues in military personnel policy. Department of Defense/Department of the Navy Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Manpower) 1991-1993 Responsible for the recruiting, training, discipline, readiness, billet structuring, end strength, pay policy, budgeting and other manpower aspects affecting the nation’s approximately 552,000 Navy and 188,000 Marine Corps men and women. Directed studies, developed initiatives, made recommendations, maintained liaison with other offices and organizations within the Depart- ment of Navy, Department of Defense, and other government agencies. Prepared Congressional testimony. Supervised review, evaluation, validation and justification of all aspects of Navy and Marine Corps manpower programs. Represented the Department of the Navy and the H. W. Bush Administration in speeches and other public appearances. White House, Domestic Policy Council Deputy Executive Secretary 1989-1991 Associate Director for Domestic Policy 1990-1991 Directed interagency policy coordination, advised on the formation of policy positions, coordi- nated policy efforts with other White House offices, reviewed Presidential speeches for policy content. Identified domestic policy issues requiring Presidential initiative, organized formation of interagency working groups, managed interagency policy development activities, drafted issue summaries, oversaw preparation of policy options for Cabinet level consideration and Presiden- tial decision. DANIEL R. HEIMBACH _______________________________________________________3 Senator Richard G. Lugar 1985-1989 Policy Advisor/Legislative Assistant Drafted legislation and developed strategy for successful passage, analyzed issues, recommended positions, advised votes, coordinated responses on a range of domestic policy concerns include- ing: health, Medicare/ Medicaid, Social Security, veterans’ affairs, welfare, transportation, com- merce, communications, religious liberty, childcare, long term care, abortion, and drugs. Served as liaison with key constituent groups, represented the Senator in public debate on domestic policy issues, initiated and planned a statewide conference on infant mortality involving private, state, and federal resources. Department of Defense Summer 1983 Office of Research and Laboratory Management Professional Assistant Represented the Department of Defense at interagency working groups, setup meetings, provided liaison, conducted legislative research, and drafted speeches, correspondence and reports. United States Navy 1972-1977 Commissioned Officer Combat service in the Vietnam War. Held a variety of positions involving: leadership, manage- ment, administration, communications, intelligence, public affairs, electronic warfare, and military strategy. Maintained and operated a $12 million dollar electronic warfare system. Managed and directed up to 80 working subordinates. Managed the largest account of classified security material in the Pacific. As qualified Officer of the Deck for the USS Kitty Hawk, had periodic operating responsibility for a $2 billion dollar super carrier with over 100 aircraft and over 5,000 men and officers. ORDAINED TO GOSPEL MINISTRY____________________________________________ Providence Baptist Church (Raleigh, North Carolina) February 1996 In affiliation with the Southern Baptist Convention POSITIONS HELD IN PUBLIC OFFICE (elected or appointed)_______________________ NCGOP Platform Committee, Chairman (twice) 2001, 2002 United States Congress, Candidate (unsuccessful) 2000 North Carolina 2nd Congressional District DANIEL R. HEIMBACH _______________________________________________________4 Wake Forest Veterans Memorial Development Task Force, Chairman 1998-1999 Republican Party of North Carolina, Secretary 1997-1999 Wake Forest Town Board, Commissioner 1995-1999 Wake Forest, North Carolina Character Education Task Force, Member 1993-1995 Wake County Board of Education, North Carolina Upper Neuse Basin Association, Delegate 1996-1999 Representing Wake Forest, North Carolina Triangle J Council of Governments, Delegate 1995-1999 Representing Wake Forest, North Carolina Wake County Water and Sewer Implementation Team, Member 1998-1999 Representing Wake County, North Carolina Waste Collection Review Committee, Member 1998-1999 Representing Wake Forest, North Carolina NCGOP State Executive Committee, Member 1993-2003 NCGOP 13th District Executive Committee, Member 2001-2003 NCGOP 2nd District Executive Committee, Member 1998-2000 NCGOP 4th District Executive Committee, Member 1993-1997 NCGOP 4th District Executive Committee, Secretary 1997 Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Manpower) 1991-1993 Department of Defense/Department of the Navy—George H. W. Bush Administration Deputy Executive Secretary 1989-1991 White House, Domestic Policy Council—George H. W. Bush Administration Associate Director for Domestic Policy 1990-1991 White House, Office of Cabinet Affairs—George H. W. Bush Administration DANIEL R. HEIMBACH _______________________________________________________5 ACADEMIC SPECIALTY AREAS_______________________________________________ Moral theology; biblical ethics; sexual ethics; ethics of war and peace; political theology; medi- cal and biomedical ethics; ethics of wealth and poverty; religion, law and morality; morality and politics; history of Christian ethics; history of moral theology; history of philosophical ethics; contemporary moral theology; religion clauses of the American constitution; contemporary social issues; philosophical Christian ethics; religious liberty; ethics of church and the state; political and moral theology of Reinhold Niebuhr; cultural criticism and moral theology of Francis Schaeffer; New Testament ethics; foundations of marriage and family life. TEACHING EXPERIENCE _____________________________________________________ Full time professional teaching responsibilities at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake Forest, North Carolina (1993-present). Chairman, Christian Ethics Department (2002- 2005). Theology Area Coordinator (1994-1997). Associate Professor of Christian Ethics (1993- 1996). Professor of Christian Ethics (1996-2011). Senior Professor of Christian Ethics (2011- present). Courses taught in: Basic Christian Ethics; Biblical Ethics; Historical Christian Ethics; Christian Ethics and the State; Ethics and Human Sexuality; Ethics of War and Peace; Biblical and Ethical Perspectives on Peacemaking; Biomedical Ethics; Religion, Law and Morality; Ethics of Wealth and Poverty; Advanced Christian Ethics; Seminar in Theological Ethics; Seminar in Contemporary Sexual Ethics; Seminar in New Testament Ethics; Seminar in Church and State; Seminar in the History of Moral Theology; Seminar in Contemporary Moral Theology; Seminar in the Ethics of Francis Schaeffer; Seminar in Political Theology. Guest Lecturer. Defense Intelligence Agency, August 30, 2017. Guest lecturer and seminar leader. USNA Postdoc/Fellows Seminar (2.5 hours). United States Naval Academy. Annapolis, Maryland. March 20, 2011. Adjunct Professor. Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2008-present. Visiting Professor. FamilyLife Institute of Biblical Studies, October 2008, January 2012, January 2015. Visiting Professor. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, July 2005, May-June 2007, May 2009. Visiting Professor. Trinity International University. Metro Washington, D.C. Program, July 1999. Visiting Professor. Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, July 1998, June-July 2004, June 2006, July 2008. DANIEL R. HEIMBACH _______________________________________________________6 Guest Lecturer. U.S. Marine Corps Command and Staff College, September 1998. September 1999. Visiting Professor. The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, June 1997. Christian Thought Lectureship. Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, April 29, 1997. Staley Distinguished Christian Scholar Lectureship. University of Mobile, November 4-6, 1996.