Roger White, Ed.D., is a professor in the Departments of Graduate Ministry as well as University Libraries. He was a professor in APU's Azusa Oxford Semester in Oxford, England, taught graduate Christian education courses from 2002-07, and was interim director of the Doctor of Ministry Program at C.P. Haggard Graduate School of Theology in 2005-06. In 2002-03, he was project coordinator and instructional specialist for the Lilly Foundation Grant, addressing technology infusion in the School of Theology.
White's scholarly interests include spiritual formation, educational ministry of the Church, history and philosophy of Christian education, curriculum and instruction, and the use of technology in the educational ministry of the Church. He is currently working on a book project examining library-related themes in the life and work of C. S. Lewis. White is a visiting member of the Senior Common Room at Regent’s Park College, Oxford University, and a member of the North American Professors of Christian Education.
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Collection Development for Education
Education
Ed.D. – Curriculum and Instruction, University of Tennessee
M.Ed. – Secondary Education: Bible, Reformed Theological Seminary
M.C.E. – Christian Education, Reformed Theological Seminary
B.S. – English and Speech/Broadcasting, East Tennessee State University
Expertise
- Christian Schools
- Curriculum and Instruction
- Religious Perspectives on Education
- Technology in the Classroom
Courses Taught
GDMN 704 – Research and Design
GMIN 506 – Foundations of Educational Ministries
GMIN 526 – Curriculum and Instruction
GMIN 546 – Seminar in Educational Ministry
GMIN 606 – Current Issues in Educational Ministries
GMIN 618 – Philosophy of Ministry
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