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==Publications and research areas== | ==Publications and research areas== | ||
Research foci: early Christian and Jewish literature, Classics, computational and data-driven philology, open data science, and scholarly communication. Books: ''As the Bandit Will I Confess You'' (2013), on the reception of Luke 23.39–43; ''Behold the Thief with the Eyes of Faith'' (2024), a translation compendium of late antique and early medieval sermons. Co-edited volumes include ''Reconsidering Arminius'' (2014) and ''Classical Greek Models of the Gospels and Acts'' (2018). Published datasets of the reconstructions of Marcion's Gospel and Apostle by Harnack, Roth, Klinghardt, Nicolotti | Research foci: early Christian and Jewish literature, Classics, computational and data-driven philology, open data science, and scholarly communication. Books: ''As the Bandit Will I Confess You'' (2013), on the reception of Luke 23.39–43; ''Behold the Thief with the Eyes of Faith'' (2024), a translation compendium of late antique and early medieval sermons. Co-edited volumes include ''Reconsidering Arminius'' (2014) and ''Classical Greek Models of the Gospels and Acts'' (2018). Published datasets of the reconstructions of Marcion's Gospel and/or Apostle by Hahn, van Manen, Zahn, Harnack, BeDuhn, Roth, Klinghardt, Nicolotti, published in the ''Journal of Open Humanities Data''. With Markus Vinzent, Jack Bull, and K. Lance Lotharp, published critical reconstruction and analysis of Marcion's ''Apostolos'' (2025, 2026). Co-developer of ''[[E-Clavis for Christian Apocrypha|e-Clavis: Christian Apocrypha]]'' (NASSCAL), with Tony Burke and Bradley Rice. | ||
==Previous positions== | ==Previous positions== | ||
Formerly: University of Virginia, graduate teaching assistant in Religious Studies (2002–05); Iowa State University, lecturer in Philosophy and World Religions (2006–07); Point Loma Nazarene University, visiting assistant professor (2007–10), then assistant professor, Theology and Christian Ministry (2010–12); Azusa Pacific University, adjunct assistant professor, School of Theology (2009–11); University of San Diego, lecturer, then adjunct assistant professor of Religious Studies (2012–14); Claremont School of Theology, adjunct professor and Reference & Systems Librarian (2014–16); California State University, Fullerton, Scholarly Communications Librarian, Pollak Library (2016–22) and lecturer in Religious Studies (2018–22); Optimized Investment Partners, founding Chief Information/Technology Officer, then member (2022–25); Kansas City Public Library, ILS administrator (2024) | Formerly: University of Virginia, graduate teaching assistant in Religious Studies (2002–05); Iowa State University, lecturer in Philosophy and World Religions (2006–07); Point Loma Nazarene University, visiting assistant professor (2007–10), then assistant professor, Theology and Christian Ministry (2010–12); Azusa Pacific University, adjunct assistant professor, School of Theology (2009–11); University of San Diego, lecturer, then adjunct assistant professor of Religious Studies (2012–14); Claremont School of Theology, adjunct professor and Reference & Systems Librarian (2014–16); California State University, Fullerton, Scholarly Communications Librarian, Pollak Library (2016–22) and lecturer in Religious Studies (2018–22); Optimized Investment Partners, founding Chief Information/Technology Officer, then member (2022–25); Kansas City Public Library, ILS administrator (2024) | ||
Latest revision as of 18:17, 13 July 2026
Principal of Clavis Consulting, LLC (Kansas), a digital humanities and academic publishing consultancy (since 2024).
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Qualifications
PhD in Religious Studies, Judaism and Christianity in Antiquity, University of Virginia (2012); MSLIS, Drexel University (2015); MDiv and MA (2000, 2002), Nazarene Theological Seminary
Publications and research areas
Research foci: early Christian and Jewish literature, Classics, computational and data-driven philology, open data science, and scholarly communication. Books: As the Bandit Will I Confess You (2013), on the reception of Luke 23.39–43; Behold the Thief with the Eyes of Faith (2024), a translation compendium of late antique and early medieval sermons. Co-edited volumes include Reconsidering Arminius (2014) and Classical Greek Models of the Gospels and Acts (2018). Published datasets of the reconstructions of Marcion's Gospel and/or Apostle by Hahn, van Manen, Zahn, Harnack, BeDuhn, Roth, Klinghardt, Nicolotti, published in the Journal of Open Humanities Data. With Markus Vinzent, Jack Bull, and K. Lance Lotharp, published critical reconstruction and analysis of Marcion's Apostolos (2025, 2026). Co-developer of e-Clavis: Christian Apocrypha (NASSCAL), with Tony Burke and Bradley Rice.
Previous positions
Formerly: University of Virginia, graduate teaching assistant in Religious Studies (2002–05); Iowa State University, lecturer in Philosophy and World Religions (2006–07); Point Loma Nazarene University, visiting assistant professor (2007–10), then assistant professor, Theology and Christian Ministry (2010–12); Azusa Pacific University, adjunct assistant professor, School of Theology (2009–11); University of San Diego, lecturer, then adjunct assistant professor of Religious Studies (2012–14); Claremont School of Theology, adjunct professor and Reference & Systems Librarian (2014–16); California State University, Fullerton, Scholarly Communications Librarian, Pollak Library (2016–22) and lecturer in Religious Studies (2018–22); Optimized Investment Partners, founding Chief Information/Technology Officer, then member (2022–25); Kansas City Public Library, ILS administrator (2024)