Faculty

Faculty

	Sabri Bebawi Professor of General Education, English and English Literature Ph.D., Education, Distance Education Capella University M.S., Education California State University, Fullerton B.A., Communications California State University, Fullerton ^{His interest includes law, journalism, English education, and instructional technology. He has worked as a journalist in Europe and in the United States, writing on a wide range of topics.}
	Peter Chang Professor of Christian Counseling Ph.D., Pastoral Counseling Claremont School of Theology M.A., Clinical Counseling Azusa Pacific University Master of Divinity Claremont School of Theology B.A., Religion Seoul Theological University ^{His current interests include family violence, pastoral theology and psychology, the interrelationship of personality and culture, and religion and psychology, as well as the teaching and practice of care and counseling. He has served as an Executive Director at Korean American Family Service Center.}
	James D. Findlay Professor of Old Testament / Hebrew Bible and Biblical Interpretation Ph.D., Religion (Hebrew Bible/Old Testament) Claremont Graduate University Master of Theology Harvard Divinity School Master of Divinity Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary Bachelor of Arts Haverford College ^{His interests are literary approaches to Biblical texts, textual criticism, and history of biblical interpretation. Dissertation Title: “A Study of the Biblical Characterization of Aaron.”}
	L. Arik Greenberg Professor of New Testament and Religion Ph.D., Religion (New Testament, Early Christian Literature) Claremont Graduate University M.A., Religion (NT) Claremont Graduate University M.A., Theological Studies (NT) Claremont School of Theology B.A., with honors in Religion (History of Religions; Christian Origins; Buddhism) Wesleyan University ^{His interests include: Early Christian martyrology, the Gospel of Thomas, as well as diversity within early Christian belief. Dissertation title: “My Share of God’s Reward: Exploring the Roles and Formulations of the Afterlife in Early Christian Martyrdom”}
	Hyo Cheong Kim Professor of General Education, Music Doctor of Musical Arts University of Southern California M.A. in Music Boston University B.A. in Music Yonsei University ^{Her interests are classical music with special focus on the piano performance, piano literature, music history, music education and electro-acoustic media including basic MIDI, synthesizer, and sequencing skills.}
	Yohan Pyeon Professor of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament Ph.D. Religion (Hebrew Bible) Claremont Graduate University M.A. Religion (Hebrew Bible) Claremont Graduate University M.A.T.S. Biblical Studies Claremont School of Theology B.A. Theology Seoul Theological University ^{His interets includes literary criticism, intertextuality and reader-response criticism to the biblical texts and prophetic books and wisdom literature in particular. He is an author of the book "You Have Not Spoken What is Right About Me: Intertextuality in the Book of Job."}
	James A. Sanders, Ph.D. Professor of First Testament / Hebrew Bible and Intertestamental Studies Ph.D., Intertestamental Studies, Hebrew Union College B.D., with distinction Vanderbilt Divinity School B.A., magna cum laude Vanderbilt University ^{Dr. Sanders is a renowned scholar in the field of Hebrew Bible and Intertestamental Studies. He is known for both his championing of canonical criticism and his momentous work in unrolling and translating the Psalms Scroll of the Dead Sea Scrolls.}