The past three weeks have seen job postings introduced at institutions from Australia to Oregon, Athens to Croatia. Happy hunting.
[Read more…]Academic Jobs in Biblical Studies and Theology: April 2–21, 2021
Read, Write, Run, Pray: A Scholar’s Approach to 2021
The New Year began for those of us in the UK with a new lockdown fresh out of the gates. We are like toddlers struggling up the steps to the top of a slide only to arrive at a higher, scarier ascent. Where did the slide go?
On Monday morning, friends of mine returned to work (both online and in the office), only to be told that same evening that they could not leave their homes, nor could their children go to school the next day (after 2 weeks of Christmas break). For us scholars and pastors, finding time to study is never easy, but the pandemic makes it nearly impossible.
2021 begins on a low.
[Read more…]Lockdown Diary: Dr. Dorothea Bertschmann, College of the Resurrection
I am very fortunate that so far we can continue face to face teaching at our small theological College. Seeing real people is a lifeline for me.
[Read more…]UK University Faculty are on Strike – We Covered Day One in Durham
Although missing the first page of most news outlets outside of the England, today was the first of three weeks of strikes at 61 universities in the UK. That number includes Cambridge, Oxford, and Durham, and over a million students from all over the country. There has not been a strike of this magnitude in the history of UK higher education, and students, administrators, and faculty are preparing for major disruptions to the academic calendar. Exams may be called off or, as some fear, “dumbed down” due to the possibility of three weeks (or worst case, up to five months) of lost teaching days. [Read more…]