David A. Dorman, MDiv, PhD
Associate Professor
Phone: (626) 815-6000, Ext. 5542
Email: [email protected]
Office Location: West Campus, Buliding One, Room 360
David A. Dorman, MDiv, PhD, teaches and writes in the area of theology and spirituality. Working primarily in the School of Nursing, Dorman explores the role of theology and spirituality as it relates to patient care, professional personal care and growth, and institutional policy and practice. His articles on the human self in the theology of Karl Barth have received national and international acknowledgment. Personal commitments include developing covenant-informed relationships with students and faculty, family and church, and with national and international initiatives for evangelism and peace.
Education
- PhD, Systematic Theology (minors in NT and Church History), Fuller Theological Seminary
- MDiv, Melodyland School of Theology
- BA, English Literature, Tufts University
Academic Area
- School of Nursing
Expertise
- Theology
- New Testament Studies
- Spirituality and Health
Courses Taught
- GNRS 506 – Spiritual Concept Analysis
- GNRS 703 – Spirituality and Health
- RNRS 396 – Professional Practice: Ethics, Issues, and Spirituality in Health Care
- UBBL 330 – Life and Teachings of Jesus
- UBBL 340 – Romans and Galatians