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JUDAISM AND CHRISTIANITY IN ANTIQUITY          Section Description

Dr. Joshua Burns Joshua Ezra Burns, Ph.D. (Hebrew Bible, Classical Judaism)
Assistant Professor
Coughlin Hall 207; (414) 288-6776
joshua.burns@marquette.edu
Dr. Deirdre Dempsey Deirdre A. Dempsey, Ph.D. (Old Testament, Languages)
Associate Professor, Assistant Department Chair
Wehr Physics Building 426; (414) 288-3747
deirdre.dempsey@marquette.edu
Dr. Julian Hills Julian V. Hills, Th.D. (New Testament, Johannine Literature)
Associate Professor
Coughlin Hall 221; (414) 288-3776
julian.hills@marquette.edu
Rev. William Kurz, S.J. Rev. William S. Kurz, S.J., Ph.D. (New Testament, Johannine Literature)
Professor
Coughlin Hall 103; (414) 288-7148
william.kurz@marquette.edu
Dr. Rodrigo Morales Rodrigo J. Morales, Ph.D. (New Testament, Paul)
Assistant Professor
Coughlin Hall 114; (414) 288-7647
rodrigo.morales@marquette.edu
Andrei A. Orlov, Ph.D. (Christian Origins, Pseudepigrapha, Enoch)
Associate Professor
Coughlin Hall 209; (414) 288-6802
andrei.orlov@marquette.edu
Dr. Sharon Pace Sharon P. Pace, Ph.D. (Hebrew Bible)
Associate Professor
Coughlin Hall 206A; (414) 288-7503
sharon.pace@marquette.edu
HISTORICAL THEOLOGY        
Michel R. Barnes, Ph.D. (Greek and Latin Patristics, Augustine, Gregory of Nyssa)
Associate Professor
Coughlin Hall 101; (414) 288-3735
michel.barnes@marquette.edu
Dr. Patrick Carey Patrick W. Carey, Ph.D. (Catholicism in America, Orestes Brownson)
Professor, William J. Kelly, S.J., Chair in Catholic Theology
Coughlin Hall 110; (414) 288-7189
patrick.carey@marquette.edu
Dr. Mark Johnson Mark F. Johnson, Ph.D. (Thomas Aquinas, Medieval Moral Theology)
Associate Professor
Coughlin Hall 213; (414) 288-7646
mark.johnson@marquette.edu
Dr. Ulrich Lehner Ulrich L. Lehner, Dr.Theol. (Early Modern Church History, Theology, and Philosophy)
Assistant Professor, Associate Director of Undergraduate Studies
Coughlin Hall 117; (414) 288-7333
ulrich.lehner@marquette.edu

Mickey L. Mattox, Ph.D. (Reformation Studies, Martin Luther)

Associate Professor, Director of Undergraduate Studies
Coughlin Hall 102; (414) 288-3736
mickey.mattox@marquette.edu

Rev. David Schultenover, S.J. Rev. David G. Schultenover, S.J., Ph.D. (Roman Catholic Modernism, Post-Enlightenment)
Professor
Wehr Physics Building 425; (414) 288-3165
david.schultenover@marquette.edu
Dr. Markus Wriedt Markus Wriedt, Dr.Theol., Dr.Habil. (Reformation Theology, Martin Luther)
Visiting Professor of Theology
Coughlin Hall 106; (414) 288-3738
markus.wriedt@marquette.edu
Dr. Zemler-Cizewski Wanda Zemler-Cizewski, Ph.D. (Medieval Scholastic Theology, Twelfth Century)
Associate Professor, Library Coordinator
Coughlin Hall 113; (414) 288-3741
wanda.cizewski@marquette.edu
SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY          Section Description
Dr. Lyle Dabney D. Lyle Dabney, D.Theol. (Pneumatology, Theological Anthropology)
Associate Professor
Coughlin Hall 207A; (414) 288-3744
lyle.dabney@marquette.edu
Dr. Ralph Del Colle Ralph G. Del Colle, Ph.D. (Trinity, Christology)
Associate Professor
Coughlin Hall 104; (414) 288-7648
ralph.delcolle@marquette.edu
Rev. Robert M. Doran, S.J., Ph.D. (Systematic Theology, Method, Bernard Lonergan)
Professor, Emmett Doerr Chair in Catholic Systematic Theology
Wehr Physics 423; (414) 288-3164
robert.doran@marquette.edu
Fr. John Laurance SJ Rev. John D. Laurance, S.J., Ph.D. (Liturgical Studies)
Associate Professor
Coughlin Hall 114; (414) 288-7170
john.laurance@marquette.edu
Dr. D. Stephen Long

D. Stephen Long, Ph.D. (Systematic Theology, Theology and Postmodernity, Theology and Economics, the Theology of Karl Barth and Hans Urs von Balthasar, Theological Politics)
Professor
Coughlin Hall 212; (414) 288-3215
d.stephen.long@marquette.edu

Dr. Robert Masson, S.J. Robert L. Masson, Ph.D. (Fundamental Theology, Karl Rahner)
Associate Professor
Coughlin Hall 211; (414) 288-6952
robert.masson@marquette.edu
Rev. Joseph G. Mueller, S.J., S.T.D. (Ecclesiology, Patristics)
Associate Professor, Director of Graduate Students
Marquette Hall, 208; (414) 288-5310
joseph.mueller@marquette.edu
Dr. Danielle Nussberger Danielle K. Nussberger, Ph.D. (Systematic Theology, Hans Urs von Balthasar)
Assistant Professor
Coughlin Hall 220; (414) 288-3749
danielle.nussberger@marquette.edu
Dr. Irfan A. Omar Irfan A. Omar, Ph.D. (Islam, World Religions)
Associate Professor
Coughlin Hall 210; (414) 288-3746
irfan.omar@marquette.edu
Dr. Jame Schaefer Jame Schaefer, Ph.D. (Theology, the Natural Sciences, and Technology; Religious Foundations for Ecological Ethics)
Associate Professor
Coughlin Hall 115; (414) 288-3742
jame.schaefer@marquette.edu
Susan K. Wood, SCL, Ph.D. (Ecclesiology, Ecumenism, Sacramental Theology)
Professor, Department Chair
Coughlin Hall 100A; (414) 288-7170
susan.wood@marquette.edu
THEOLOGICAL ETHICS         
Michael K. Duffey, Ph.D. (Social Ethics, Peace and Justice Issues)
Associate Professor
Coughlin Hall 218; (414) 288-3748
michael.duffey@marquette.edu
Dr. M. Therese Lysaught M. Therese Lysaught, Ph.D. (Theological Ethics, Biomedical Ethics)
Associate Professor
Coughlin Hall 116; (414) 288-3740
therese.lysaught@marquette.edu
Dr. Daniel Maguire Daniel C. Maguire, S.T.D. (Theological Ethics, Cross-Cultural Ethics)
Professor
Coughlin Hall 215; (414) 288-5508
daniel.maguire@marquette.edu
Rev. Bryan Massingale Rev. Bryan N. Massingale, S.T.D. (Catholic Moral Theology, African American Religious Ethics)
Associate Professor
Coughlin Hall 105; (414) 288-3737
bryan.massingale@marquette.edu
Rev. Philip J. Rossi, S.J. Rev. Philip J. Rossi, S.J., Ph.D. (Philosophical Theology, Ethics, Immanuel Kant)
Professor, Interim Dean of the Helen Way Klinger College of Arts and Sciences
Coughlin Hall 106; (414) 288-3738
philip.rossi@marquette.edu
FACULTY EMERITI
Rev. David M. Coffey, S.T.D.
 Rev. Michael A. Fahey, S.J.
Kenneth G. Hagen, Th.D.
Rev. D. Thomas Hughson, S.J., Ph.D.
Rev. William J. Kelly, S.J., S.T.D.
Paul Misner, Th.D.
John J. Schmitt, Ph.D.
RETIRED
Rev. Alexander G. Golitzin, D.Phil.

 

 

 


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