BRIAN M. DOYLE, Ph.D. The Catholic University of America Ph.D. Theology October, 2004

Transcription

1 1336 Alderton Ln. Silver Spring, MD, BRIAN M. DOYLE, Ph.D. ACADEMIC HISTORY The Catholic University of America Ph.D. Theology October, 2004 Weston Jesuit School of Theology M.T.S. (with distinction) May, 1996 Xavier University (OH) B.A.U. Theology May, 1994 DISSERTATION The Doctrine of the Trinity in the Thought of Gisbert Greshake Director: John Galvin; Readers: Joseph Capizzi and Michael Hoonhout PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS Understanding the Christian God: An Introduction to the Doctrine of the Trinity, Winona, MN: St. Mary s Press (In process. Contract signed) Romantic Love in Christianity, entry in The Encyclopedia of Love in World Religions, ABC-CLIO Publishing. (forthcoming) Communion Ecclesiology and Social Doctrine of the Trinity, Horizons (forthcoming, Fall issue) Remembering and Forgetting God, Presentation of the Psychology of Religion Group of The College Theology Society. Denver, CO. June 6, From Two to Three: Christology and Trinitarian Theology in the Early Church, Mid-Atlantic Regional Meeting of the American Academy of Religion. Baltimore, MD. March 2, John Paul the Great? Viewpoints article for Catholic News Service. Summer, An Interesting Pair: Communion Ecclesiology and Social Doctrine of the Trinity. Presentation for the Theology of Church Group of The College Theology Society. Mobile, AL. June 5, Memory s Search for God: St. Augustine s Theology of Memory, The Living Light 40/4, 2004

2 Brian M. Doyle p.2 Monuments as Memorials: Atrocities Have Names, The Living Light 39/1, 2002 Synod of Bishops (Assemblies) in The New Catholic Encyclopedia rev.ed. vol. 13, New York: Thomson Gale Publishing, The Trinity From Below? The New Testament as a Source of Trinitarian Theology. Presentation for the Contemporary Theology Group of The College Theology Society. Portland, OR. June 1, 2001 Review of Moral Theology: New Directions and Fundamental Issues. Festschrift for James P. Hannigan by James Keating, Catholic Book Review Online, Review of Who is Jesus? An Introduction to Christology by Thomas P. Rausch, The Living Light 40/4, Review of Essentials of Christian Theology by William Placher The Living Light 40/ Review of Credo: Historical and Theological Guide to Creeds and Confessions of Faith in the Christian Tradition by Jaroslav Pelikan H-Catholic Networks, Michigan State University, Review of Justice by Walter Burghardt, Catholic Book Review Online, Review of Family: A Christian Social Perspective by Lisa Sowell Cahill in The Living Light 37/3, 2001 Review of Does God Only Have One Blessing? by Mary Boys in The Living Light 37/2, 2000 A Culture of Life, A Penalty of Death. St. Ignatius Justice and Peace Commission, April 29, Catholic Social Justice and the Bible, St. Ignatius Justice and Peace Commission Retreat, April 30, The Catholic-Anglican/Episcopal Dialogues. Movement Towards Unity Among Christian Churches Series. St. Ann Parish, Arlington, VA. October 16, 2000 ACADEMIC AWARDS Robert A. Draghi Outstanding Faculty Award, Marymount University Hubbard Fellow (dissertation grant), The Catholic University of America Leadership Committee, Seminarians Interacting Program, New York Full Academic Scholarship, The Catholic University of America Who s Who Among American Graduate Students 1996 Academic Scholarship, Weston Jesuit School of Theology

3 Brian M. Doyle p.3 Fr. Nieport Award for Excellence in Theology, Xavier University 1994 Presidential Scholarship, Xavier University PROFESSIONAL ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE Assistant Professor, Marymount University, Arlington VA, Fall 2002 present Systematic Theology Faith in the Modern World: The Catholic Perspective Christ in Christianity The Christian God: One and Three Foundations of Christian Theology Grace and Sin; Heaven and Hell Moral Theology Catholic Social and Medical Morality: The Catholic Perspective Foundations of Christian Morality Friendship, Marriage, and God: The Catholic Perspective Religion and Culture Phenomenon of Religion Religion in America Generated syllabi, lectures, tests, and assignments. Graded exams and written material. Created and facilitated Marymount University Student Theologians: Theology Club. Directed many senior theses. Worked with departmental faculty to design new courses and amend curriculum. Served as campus coordinator for VFIC Ethics Bowl Team. Adjunct Teaching Experience: Mount St. Mary s University, Emmitsburg, MD Grace and Sin Trinity College, Washington, D.C. Christian Lifestyles: Marriage and Parenting Personal Ethics: Medical Issues Theologies of Liberation Religion and Culture The Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C. Conscience and Community Jesus as the Christ Contemporary Trends in Catholic Thought: The Trinity

4 RELATED EXPERIENCE Brian M. Doyle p.4 Professional Work: Nominations Committee Member ( ): College Theology Society. Consultant to Jesuit Volunteer Core ( ): Grant from Theological Fund for Vocation. Assistant Editor ( ): The Living Light: An Interdisciplinary Review of Catholic Religious Education, Catechesis, and Pastoral Ministry; published by the USCCB Department of Education Graduate Fellow (2001): Collegium: A Colloquy on Faith and Intellectual Life. June 15-22, 2001 University of Portland (OR) Graduate Student Intern ( ): Anglican-Roman Catholic USA dialogue (ARCUSA) an aspect of the USCCB Secretariat for Ecumenical and Inter-Religious Affairs Coordinator and Facilitator ( ): Seminarians Interacting Program of the National Conference of Community and Justice Committee Work: University Curriculum and Instruction Committee ( ) Co-Chair of Committee ( ) School of Arts and Sciences Curriculum and Instruction Committee ( ) Founder and Chair of Committee ( ) Ethics Committee Member ( ) Liberal Arts Core Revision Committee ( ) SACS Student Affairs Committee (2006) Research Assistantships: Stanley Hauerwas. John Berkman, The Catholic University of America The Stanley Hauerwas Reader (Notre Dame Press) Hispanic Theology and Louis Dupré. Peter Casarella, The Catholic University of America Cuerpo de Christo (Orbis Press) Faces of Modernity (Eerdman s Press) Christology and Theology of Suffering. Lucien Richard, Weston Jesuit School of Theology Christ: The Self Emptying of God (Paulist Press) Christological Development and History. Roger Haight, Weston Jesuit School of Theology Jesus: Symbol of God (Orbis Press)

5 ACADEMIC INTERESTS Brian M. Doyle p.5 Doctoral Concentrations: Christology, Trinity, Eschatology, Barth, Rahner, and Schillebeeckx Minor Areas: Hebrew Bible, Theological Anthropology, and Christian Ethics Master s Concentrations: Christology, Suffering and Christian-Jewish Relations Minor Areas: New Testament, Jewish Studies, Holocaust Bachelor's Concentrations: Comparative Theology, World Religions, New Testament Minor Areas: Christian Tradition, Religion and Literature AREAS OF TEACHING INTEREST Systematic Theology: Christology, Grace and Redemption, Theological Anthropology, Eschatology, Doctrine of God, Pneumatology, Theological Methodology, Revelation and Soteriology Ethics: Liberation Theology, Catholic Social Teaching/ Social Justice, Theology of the Body, Healthcare Ethics, Business Ethics, Sexual Ethics PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Academy of Religion, College Theology Society, and Collegium. LANGUAGES Reading: French, German, Greek (Ancient), Hebrew (Biblical), Latin; Reading and Speaking: Spanish Contacts Available upon request