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*Please note that Dr. Fidelia’s degree from NYTS is the Doctor of Ministry, not Doctor of Philosophy

Melanie Grace West of the Wall Street Journal has written on Nadja Fidelia, 2012 D.Min. graduate of New York Theological Seminary.  The article shows Dr. Fidelia’s passion towards helping students through college to achieve their dreams.  To read [...]

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William K. Lee, M.D., President of Cardiac Associates of North Jersey, Clinical Associate Professor at New Jersey Medical School, and the former Director of Cardiology at Valley Hospital in Ridgewood, New Jersey, was elected at the spring meeting of the Trustees to serve as the next Chair of the Board of Trustees [...]

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Odyssey Networks has done a short film on our NYTS Sing Sing program.  The piece is up on their website, and is also on the main page of the Huffington Post religion section today!

Here is the link to the Odessey homepage, where the piece is today: http://www.odysseynetworks.org/

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Dr. Edison O. Jackson, a member of the NYTS Board of Trustees and graduate of the NYTS  Master of Divinity degree program, has been appointed Interim President of Bethune-Cookman University in Daytona Beach, Florida.  Bethune-Cookman University was founded in 1904 by Mary McLeod Bethune and is related to the United Methodist Church.  Dr. Jackson, who [...]

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New York Theological Seminary (NYTS) is looking for a Director of Information and Telecommunication Services (DITS).  The Director is responsible for managing the Seminary’s information system, which includes its LAN systems, business database, time management system, cloud email hosting, remote student records database system, user desktop support, and Cisco VOIP security system.

 

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Rev. Dr. Peter Heltzel, Assistant professor of Systematic Theology at New York Theological Seminary, is highlighted at length in Richard Cizik’s Huffington Post article “A Voice for Trayvon,”  highlighting Dr. Heltzel’s work in relationship building among black and white evangelicals, as well as his work in social [...]

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It has been over a month now since seventeen-year old Trayvon Martin was shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer named George Zimmerman in a gated community in Sanford, Florida.  By now many of the details of the shooting are familiar.  Zimmerman was armed with a handgun that he carried while patrolling the neighborhood.  [...]

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