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Southwest Commission on Religious Studies

Southwest Regional Meeting

Program of Events

March 10-12, 2017 Marriott North Hotel

DFW-Airport Irving, Texas

www.swcrs-online.org

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PREMIER SPONSORS

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SEMINARY

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DIVERSITY @SWCRS2016

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES REPRESENTED AT SWCRS

AAR-SW – American Academy of Religion SW ASOR-SW – American Schools of Oriental Research SW ASSR – Association for the Scientific Study of Religion

IBR – Institute for Biblical Research NABPR – National Association of Baptist Professors of

Religion SW Region SBL-SW – Society of Biblical Literature SW

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RELIGION MATTERS - SWCRS 2017

"If I went back to college today, I think I would probably major in comparative religion, because that's how integrated it is in everything that we are working on and deciding

and thinking about in life today." — John Kerry, U.S. Secretary of State

The now famous comments of John Kerry have resonated deeply with faith-based leaders around the world, with those who study and teach Religious Studies in colleges and universities, and with citizens who take seriously the role of religion in public life. The SWCRS 2017 program explores the myriad ways in which "Religion Matters" today. Here you will find a range of sessions on what Kerry names as "the rich, diverse, and complicated public implications of religious belief." We invite you to preview the sessions on these pages and participate in them at the SWCRS 2017 meeting. See you there!

Location: The Marriott Hotel-DFW Airport North 8440 Freeport Parkway Irving, Texas 75063 972-929-8800; 888-489-2647

Date: Friday-Sunday, March 10-12, 2017 Hotel Reservations: Reservations must be made by February 14, 2017. Room rates are $119 (prior to Feb. 14), but much higher if reserved after the deadline. Please make your your hotel reservations online using the Marriott link at www.swcrs-online.org If you make reservations by phone, please mention that you are with SWCRS. The Marriott Hotel-DFW Airport North provides complimentary DFW Airport pickup. For directions to the hotel, see www.swcrs-online.org Meeting Registration: All participants (as listed in this program) must register for the meeting by February 10, 2017. Registration through Eventbrite is available online at www.swcrs-online.org and will remain open through the end of the meeting. Mail-in registration must be received by March 3, 2017. For mail-in registration, please copy and complete the meeting registration form at the end of this program and send it to the address printed on the form with the appropriate registration fee. Your registration includes coffee and tea breaks, and a reception at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday. On-Site Registration: Friday, March 10, 5:30-7:00; Saturday, March 11, 8:30-6:30; Sunday, March 12, 8:30-11:00. On-site and “day-of” registration will be completed online with the assistance of SWCRS staff. Vouchers: There is a $5 Voucher for Marriott guests to use at the Book Exhibit. With a confirmed stay in the Marriott Hotel-DFW Airport North, participants will receive a complimentary voucher for use onsite. One voucher per guest, regardless of nights stayed. To receive a voucher, all registration costs must be paid.

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Friday, March 10

Noon - 4:00: AAR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT BROWN BAG (BY INVITATION), ARLINGTON Presiding: Katherine Downey, Regional Coordinator

Friday Evening, March 10 (5:30-9:30)

5:30-7:00: AAR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DINNER (BY INVITATION) Presiding: Katherine Downey, Regional Coordinator 7:00-9:00: NABPR SW REGION, IRVING II-III 7:00-9:30: AAR FILM SCREENING , SALON CD A screening and discussion of “Silence,” the film adaptation of Shusaku Endo’s novel about Portuguese Jesuit missionaries to western Japan Panelists: Van Gessel, Maeri Megumi, Darren Middleton and Mark Dennis

Saturday Morning, March 11 (8:00-10:00) 8:00-10:00: SWCRS BOARD OF DIRECTORS, ARLINGTON 8:30-10:00: NABPR SW REGION, SALON F

SWCRS: Gallery Exhibit, Salon E Entranceway Chaos and Purpose: Artwork Inspired by the Books of Isaiah and Micah The exhibit allows conference participants to engage themes found in prophetic texts from another perspective, that of the creative arts. Artist Jenn Hassin is renowned for a style of art that features rolled paper, and her collaborative process creates community. Speaking at the exhibit will be Stephanie Tran and Wilson Whitener of St. Edward’s University, both of whom worked with Ms. Hassin on the project.

REGIONAL MEETING BOOK EXHIBIT

Please visit the publishers’ displays in Ballroom F

Saturday, March 11, 9:00-6:30

Sunday, March 12, 8:30-12:30

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Saturday Morning, March 11 (10:30-Noon) (Note the ASSR, Second Temple Judaism and Hebrew Bible sessions begin at 10:00)

SBL: Second Temple Judaism, Irving I Theme: Texts and Methods Presiding: Annelies Moeser and Ariel Feldman, Brite Divinity School 10:00 Jonathan Kaplan, The University of Texas at Austin The Jubilee and Sacred History in the Shadow of the Seleucids 10:30 Joseph McDonald, Texas Christian University

The Stumbling Apologist: Character Scrubbing and Narratorial Reliability in Josephus’s Antiquities

11:00 Meredith J. Stone, Hardin-Simmons University

Mordecai’s Refusal to Bow in LXX Esther: The Negotiation of Defiance and a Contest for Hegemonic Masculinity

11:30 Wilson Whitener, St. Edward’s University

Invoking Solomon in Herod’s Shadow: Rethinking Solomonic Attribution in the Psalms of Solomon

SBL: Hebrew Bible, Salon B Theme: Narrative Texts Presiding: Jan Quesada, Texas Christian University 10:00 Rannfrid I. Thelle, Wichita State University

Matrices of Motherhood in the Book of Judges 10:30 Kerry D. Lee, Jr., Fuller Theological Seminary Emptied of Meaning: The Disintegration of šapāt in the Book of Judges

11:00 Adam D. Robinson, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary The Rhetorical Function of 2 Chronicles 21:7 in the Book of Chronicles

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SBL: New Testament I, Salon I Theme: Pauline Studies Presiding: Timothy Brookins, Houston Baptist University 10:30 Richard A. Wright, Abilene Christian University “Food Will Not Bring Us Close to God”: Paul and Epicurus on Practicing Piety 11:00 Jill Hicks-Keeton, University of Oklahoma

Paul’s Gentile Mission and Jewish Identity: The Evidence of Joseph and Aseneth 11:30 Trevor W. Thompson, University of Chicago

Paul and the Jaws of Death (1 Cor 15:32): Animals and the Pathology of Illness

ASOR, Salon A Theme: Ancient and Modern Issues in the Archaeology of Ancient Israel and Canaan Presiding: Chad Spigel, Trinity University 10:30 Mark A. Hassler, Virginia Beach Theological Seminary

The “Problem” of Ai in Joshua 7–8: Solved after Forty Years of Excavation in the West Bank of Israel

11:00 S. Cameron Coyle, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

Identity in Late Bronze and Iron Age I Canaan 11:30 Rannfrid I. Thelle, Wichita State University

Imperial Agendas and Early Explorations of the “City of David” ASSR, SALON C Presiding: Jon K. Loessin, Wharton County Junior College 10:00 Gregory Han, Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston Interfaith Matters, and It Must Change 10:30 J.B. Watson, Jr., Stephen F. Austin State University, and Travis Cox,

Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Evangelical Churches, Community Impact, and Innovation: The Adopt A Building Initiative as a Revitalization Model to Bridge the Evangelical Gospel and the Social Gospel

11:00 Claire E. Williamson, University of Arkansas

One Nation under God, with Liberty and Justice for Some

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11:30 Ben D. Craver, Wayland Baptist University, San Antonio Plato, Plotinus, and Plexus: Philosophical Networks and Origen’s Concept of Human Persistence

AAR: Art, Literature, and Religion, Salon H Theme: Religion, Liberation Theology, and Liberal Activism Presiding: Maria Herrera, University of Arkansas 10:30 Paul Anthony, Abilene Christian University

Missing the Marx: The Decline and Fall of Marxism in the Writings of Gustavo Gutierrez

11:00 Maria Herrera, University of Arkansas

Allah for President: Islam as a Political Party 11:30 Emily Clara Edmondson, University of Notre Dame

Laudato Si and the Grace-Nature Theological Dialectic

AAR: Class Studies in Religion, Fort Worth

Theme: Intersections of Race, Religion, and Class

Presiding: Susanne Scholz, Southern Methodist University

Panelists: Susanne Scholz, Southern Methodist University

Michael D. Royster, Prairie View A&M University

Santiago Piñon, Texas Christian University

Isabel Docampo, Perkins School of Theology

Marc DiPaolo, Southwestern Oklahoma State University AAR: Comparative and Asian Studies in Religion, Southlake Theme: Roundtable discussion, Beyond Physicalism: Toward Reconciliation of Science

and Spirituality (and business meeting)

Presiding: Mark Dennis, Texas Christian University

Panelists: Bill Barnard, Southern Methodist University

Renee Ford, Rice University

Andrew Fort, Texas Christian University

Chad Pevateaux, Texas Wesleyan University

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AAR: Ethics, Society, and Cultural Analysis, Salon G Theme: Violence and Social Control Presiding: Paul Martens, Baylor University 10:30 Tyler Davis, Baylor University

A Tale of God’s Will: Local Memory, Divine Abolition, and Life in the Wake of “the Waco Horror”

11:00 Joshua Hays, Baylor University “Human Life Had No Value in Angola”: Religion’s Role in Reforming “The Bloodiest Prison in the Nation”

11:30 Josh Bertetta, St. Edward’s University Drugs and the Sacred Nature of Sport

AAR: History of Religion, Irving II Theme: American Religious Politics (and business meeting) Presiding: Justin Michael Doran, The University of Texas at Austin 10:30 Ronald Lorenzo, Prairie View A&M University

John Winthrop and William Winthrop: A Sociology of How One Puritan Family Shaped American Law

11:00 Timothy Quevillon, University of Houston

The Cahana/Kahane Divide: How the Same Stream of Zionism Created Polar Opposites in American Politics

11:30 Richard Thomas, Texas Christian University

Of Faith and Politics: A Baptist Perspective on Religious Freedom

12:00 Business Meeting AAR: Philosophy of Religion and Theology, Irving III Theme: Religion – Matters of Social Criticism and Philosophy Presiding: Rebecca Huskey, University of Oklahoma 10:30 Derek Estes, Abilene Christian University

Religious Authority: On the Nature and Role of Testimony in Religious Matters

10:50 Dan Campana, University of Laverne The Relevance of Religious Faith in the Context of Bauman’s Social Critique

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11:10 Mark Schmanko, Rice University

Ontology Matters in Religious Studies: Toward a Radical Anthropological Philosophy of Adjacency

11:40 Discussion AAR: Religion, Gender, and Sexuality, Westlake Theme: Lived Differences Presiding: Whitney Cox, University of Houston 10:30 Marie Olson Purcell, Southern Methodist University

Mind the Gap: Why Pragmatic and Progressive Theology Remains Unheard by the Laity

11:00 William Martin Stell, Independent Scholar Queerly Evangelical: The Rhetoric of Inverted Belonging as a Challenge to Heteronormativity in Evangelical Theology

11:30 Whitney Cox, University of Houston Articulating Loss in a Gay Bar Rag: Obituaries, AIDS, and This Week in Texas

Saturday, March 11, 12:00-1:30

Lunch specials are available in the Marriott restaurant for SWCRS registrants

Luncheon for Students - Students are invited to a luncheon in the Crosswinds Sports Bar featuring speakers who will explore the roles students can play in professional societies and more generally in the guild. The luncheon session is designed to provide information and orientation for graduate students as well as any undergraduates attending the meeting. This luncheon is hosted by SWCRS in collaboration with your regional AAR, SBL, ASOR and ASSR. These organizations subsidize the lunch so that the cost to the student is $8. To attend, select this option on the meeting’s Eventbrite website as part of your student registration. The last day to register for the luncheon is March 1, 2017. Space is limited to the first 40 guests.

Please visit the publishers’ displays in Ballroom F

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Saturday Afternoon, March 11 (1:30-3:30) SBL: Hebrew Bible I, Salon I Theme: Hebrew Prophets Presiding: Mark Sneed, Lubbock Christian University 1:30 Nicholas R. Werse, Baylor University

Destruction and Reconstruction of the Cosmos: The Image of Restoration in Zephaniah

2:00 Will Briggs, Baylor University

A New Development in the Zion Tradition?: Zion as Site for Yahweh's Transformation of Nature in Isaiah

2:30 Kevin Scott, Baylor University

Joel Told Me to Cry Out, but What Am I Crying For?": Textual Criticism and the Language of Lament in Joel 1:17a

3:00 Kazuyuki Hayashi, Baylor University Stichwörter (“Catch Words”) and the Redaction-Rhetorical Shaping Between Nah 2:1-3 and Nah 1:2-7

SBL: Hebrew Bible II, Irving I Theme: Genesis Presiding: Mark Hamilton, Abilene Christian University 1:30 Joseph McDonald, Texas Christian University

The Fugitive Hero and His Female Protector in Exile: Reading Abram and Sarai in Egypt with an Ancient Near Eastern Narrative Pattern

2:00 Mary Jo Kaska and Cheryl Strimple, Tarrant County College and Texas Christian

University What’s in a Well: Familial Conflict in the Jacob Cycle

2:30 Daniel Wang, University of Texas-Austin

The Relationship between Deuteronomy 22 and Genesis 34

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SBL: New Testament, Salon G Theme: Intertextuality and the Pauline Corpus Presiding: Daniel R. Streett, Houston Baptist University 1:30 Jeremiah Bailey, Baylor University

Clay in the Hands of the Potter: The Transformation of an Isaianic Lament in Paul’s Letter to the Galatians

2:00 Mark J. Goodwin, University of Dallas

“And Her Not Beloved I Will Call Beloved”: Romans 9:25, Divine Love, and the Election of Israel

2:30 Gregory M. Barnhill, Baylor University

Hosea and Isaiah in Stereo in Romans 9:24-29 3:00 Shelly Mathews, Brite Divinity School

Fleshly Resurrection, Wifely Submission, and the “Primal Androgyne”: the Link between Luke 24:39 and Ephesians 5:30

SBL: Special Session, Salon B Theme: Children in the Biblical World Presiding: Sharon Betsworth, Oklahoma City University 1:30 Daniel Justel, University San Dámaso

Children and Law in Late Bronze Age Mesopotamia and Syria 1:55 Jason Riley, Fuller Theological Seminary The Motif of Children as Victims of War in Prophetic Literature 2:20 Jill Nelson, Brite Divinity School

Techniques of Redirection in the Infancy Gospel of Thomas: Creating Space for Acceptable Violence

2:45 Kristine Garroway, Hebrew Union College A Child's Guide to Learning Ancient Israelite Religion

3:00 John W. Martens, St. Thomas University

The Study of Children in the Bible: Simply New Questions or a New Method? 3:20 Discussion

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ASOR, Salon C Theme: Archaeological Evidence of Jewish and Christian Communities Presiding: S. Cameron Coyle, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary 1:30 Michael Scott Robertson, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Cretan Opponents and the Letter to Titus 2:00 David H. Vila, John Brown University Excavating Abila of the Decapolis: The 2016 Season 2:30 Chad Spigel, Trinity University

House-Synagogues in Roman and Byzantine Palestine: An Archaeological Analysis

3:00 Charles Stewart, University of St. Thomas, and Thomas W. Davis, Tandy

Institute at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Crosses on the Silk Road

ASSR, SALON A Presiding: J.B. Watson, Jr., Stephen F. Austin State University 1:30 Michael D. Royster, Prairie View A&M University

Effects of the Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1965 on Religious Life in the U.S.

2:00 Dennis Horton, Baylor University

Rice or Noodles? Findings from a Religious Ethnographic Study in Southeastern and Northwestern China

2:30 Patrick Scott Smith, Independent Scholar, Nixa, Missouri A More Complete Picture of the Harbor Paul Sailed Through 3:00 J. David Holcomb, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor

Religion and the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election AAR Special Session: Joint Panel of Arts, Literature, and Religion & Comparative and Asian Studies in Religion, Salon F Theme: An Interdisciplinary Discussion of Martin Scorsese’s film adaptation of Shusaku Endo’s 1966 novel Silence Presiding: Yushau Sodiq, Texas Christian University Panelists: Van Gessel, Brigham Young University Chief script consultant

Maeri Megumi, St. Edward’s University

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Darren J. N. Middleton, Texas Christian University Contributor to Approaching Silence: New Perspectives on Shusaku Endo's Classic Novel

Mark Dennis, Texas Christian University Contributor to Approaching Silence: New Perspectives on Shusaku Endo's Classic Novel

AAR: Art, Literature, and Religion, Salon D Theme: Literature and Popular Culture Presiding: Betty Latham, Texas A&M University-Central Texas 1:30 Betty Latham, Texas A&M University-Central Texas Walt Kowalski, Eastwood’s Prodigal Son: Speaking Peace through Parable 2:00 Rebecca Huskey, University of Oklahoma

Sasquatch vs. God: Sherman Alexie on Belief and Doubt 2:30 Spencer Allen, University of Arkansas

A Rebel by Any Other Name: The Onomastics of Disney’s Star Wars Rebels 3:00 Benjamin Taylor, Brite Divinity School

“A Piece of Divine”: Black Thought in ScHoolboy Q’s Blank Face LP.

AAR: Ethics, Society, and Cultural Analysis, Fort Worth Theme: Religion, Power, and Politics Presiding: Tyler Davis, Baylor University 1:30 Benjamin G. Robinson, Southern Methodist University

Disciplining Relations of Exchange: Fetishism, Religion, and the (Secular) Politics of the Human

2:00 Michael D. Royster, Prairie View A&M University

The Gandhian Principle of Antiodia: How the Soul of a Christian and Pluralistic America Can Be Saved

2:30 Paul A. Anthony, Independent Scholar Prophet, Priest, and Plumb-line: Political Power in Amos 7

3:00 Clarissa Pulley, University of North Texas Akbar's Religious Policy of Tolerance in 16th Century India

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AAR: Ethics, Society, and Cultural Analysis, Irving III Theme: Healing, Privilege, and Religious Behavior Presiding: Paul Martens, Baylor University 1:30 Cristina Carter, Florida State University

The Venezuelan Goddess Maria Lionza: How African Healing Rituals Are Replacing Western Medical Practices

2:00 Pamela P. Martin and Katina D. Harris, Prairie View A&M University

Does Theology Matter?: Psychological-Well Being among African American Emerging Adults

2:30 Jason Straussman, Baylor University Challenging Judaic Privilege: A White Reading of the Syro-Phoenician Woman in Mark 7:24-31

AAR: History of Religion, Irving II Theme: Christianities Engaged: Vignettes of Socio-Cultural Transitions in the Americas Presiding: Josefrayn Sánchez-Perry, The University of Texas at Austin

1:30 Andrew Klumpp, Southern Methodist University

Transcending Geography: Religion & the Reimagining of Sacred Space 1:50 Josefrayn Sánchez-Perry, The University of Texas at Austin

What Christianization is Not: Colonial Mesoamerica as a Source in the Study of Missionary Strategies

2:10 Grace Vargas, Southern Methodist University

Faith & Revolution: Different Perspectives from Protestants on the Island of Cuba

2:30 David Luckey, Southern Methodist University

Cultural Identity Maintenance & Change: Latin American Voices within a Cacophony of Anti-Immigrant Discourse

2:50 Responding: Carlos Cardoza-Orlandi, Southern Methodist University

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AAR: Religion, Gender, and Sexuality, Salon H Theme: Teaching Queer Things in Religion Presiding: Whitney Cox, University of Houston Panelists: Hina Azam, The University of Texas at Austin

Whitney Cox, University of Houston Wil Gafney, Brite Divinity School Susanne Scholz, Southern Methodist University Rannfrid Thelle, Wichita State University

Saturday Afternoon, March 11 (4:00-5:30)

Saturday Afternoon, March 11 (3:30-4:00)

COFFEE BREAK, BOOK EXHIBIT BALLROOM F

Complimentary coffee and tea

AAR: Presidential Address, Irving I-III

Presiding: Katherine Downey, Regional Coordinator

Marc DiPaolo, AAR-SW President

Interdisciplinary Religious Studies Scholarship and Joint

Departmental Appointments in the Age of Corporatization and Prioritization

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SBL: Hebrew Bible, Salon I Theme: Rhetoric and Reception Presiding: James Nogalski, Baylor University 4:00 Chwi-Woon Kim, Baylor University

The Royal Rhetoric of the “I” Voice in Psalm 44: a Defeated King Seeking Legitimacy

4:30 Michael Scott Robertson, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

Melchizedek or Moses: Melchiresha’s Opponent in The Visions of Amram 5:00 Jimyung Kim, Independent Scholar

I Will Die Here: The Weeping Mother’s Confession in 4 Ezra ASSR, SALON H Presiding: Michael D. Royster, Prairie View A&M University 4:00 Jon K. Loessin, Wharton County Junior College

A Dilettante in Paradise: Cioran’s Postmodern Theology of the Human Predicament and the Fall into Time

4:30 Todd Jay Leonard, Fukuoka University of Education, Japan

Camp Meetings and Spiritualism: A Report on the Status and Condition of Functioning Spiritualist Camps around America

5:00 Business Meeting

SBL: Presidential Address, Salon F

Presiding: Jo Ann Hackett, University of Texas at Austin

David P. Moessner, Texas Christian University

Luke’s “Strange New Dish”: Acts as “Gospel,” “Apostle,” “Gospel and Apostle,” or “None of the Above”?

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Saturday Evening, March 11 (6:30-8:30)

Saturday Evening, March 11 (5:30-6:30)

RECEPTION, SALON A-E

Registrants will receive a ticket for the reception; complimentary food and beverage will be served.

Announcement of 2017 Awards

Presiding: Eric Mitchell, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary SWCRS President

SBL: Plenary Address, Salon F

Presiding: David P. Moessner, Texas Christian University

President, SBL-SW

J. J. M. Roberts, Princeton Theological Seminary

A Reexamination of the Evidence for a Major Josianic Edition of the Isaiah Tradition

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Saturday Evening, March 11 (6:30-8:30) ASSR, Salon G Presiding: Claire E. Williamson, University of Arkansas 6:30 Dianne E. Dentice, Stephen F. Austin State University

The Cosmic Heresy of William Pierce 7:00 Ann Reed Wilder, Stephen F. Austin State University

Indian Widowhood; Impact of Religion and Family Convention in Contemporary Society

7:30 Taylor Lawson, St. Edward's University

Synesthesia: Synthesizing Science and Scripture

8:00 Jerry Hopkins, East Texas Baptist University The Moral Majority: Religion and Political Initiative AAR: Ethics, Society, and Cultural Analysis, Salon I Theme: Black Religious Lives Matter: An Exploration of African American Religiosity in the Midst of Trauma Presiding: Whitney Cox Panelists: Gary Green, Brite Divinity School

Kamilah Hall Sharp, Brite Divinity School Richard Thomas, Brite Divinity School Gerald Parks, Brite Divinity School

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AAR: History of Religion, Salon H Theme: Historical Traditions in Christian Theology Presiding: Justin Michael Doran, University of Texas 6:30 Gary Slater, St. Edward’s University

Toward an Etiology of “Personal Relationship with Jesus” 7:00 Lora J. Walsh, University of Arkansas

How the Church’s Gender Mattered (and Matters) 7:30 K. Robert Beshears, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

Mormon Monolatrism: the Historical Development of the Mormon Concept of the Trinity

Remember to turn your clocks forward one hour:

DST begins March 12, 2017

Sunday Morning, March 12 (7:30-8:30) ASOR: Business Meeting, Irving III AAR: Business Meeting, Salon D Presiding: Marc DiPaolo, Southwestern Oklahoma State University Regional Coordinator: Katherine Downey

SBL: Business Meeting, Salon B Presiding: Jo Ann Hackett, University of Texas at Austin (President)

BOOK EXHIBITS OPEN

Sunday, 8:30-12:30

Please visit the publishers’ displays in Ballroom E

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SBL: Hebrew Bible I, Salon I Theme: Torah Presiding: Deirdre Fulton, Baylor University 8:30 Kevin Hall, Oklahoma Baptist University

Resistance is in Order: The Prophetic Spirit of the Pentateuch

9:00 Margaret Talbot, Brite Divinity School

Tsipporah, Her Son, and the Bridegroom of Blood: Attending to the Bodies in Exod 4:24–26

9:30 Nathan Hays, Baylor University The Display of the Book of the Law in Deut 31:26 in Light of the Tell Tayinat Copy of Esarhaddon’s Succession Treaty

10:00 Jay Caballero, University of Texas at Austin

Philological and Thematic Connections to P and Deuteronomy in Numbers 36

SBL: Hebrew Bible II, Irving II Theme: Wisdom Texts Presiding: Claudia Camp, Texas Christian University 8:30 Mark Sneed, Lubbock Christian University

Taming the Beast: Behemoth and Leviathan in Reception History 9:00 Glenn Pemberton, Abilene Christian University

Wisdom and the Divine (Proverbs): What's God got to do with it? 9:30 Stuart Lasine, Wichita State University

Where is Pessimism to be Found? Attitudes toward the Human Condition in the Tanakh

10:00 Kipp Swinney, Baylor University

Text and Subtext: Job 31 and its Implied Code of Conduct

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SBL: New Testament, Salon G Theme: Gospels Presiding: Richard Wright, Abilene Christian University 8:30 Maziel Dani, Brite Divinity School

The Reclamation and Colonization of Land: The Ethne in Matthew’s Genealogy 9:00 Warren Carter, Brite Divinity School

Matthew’s Massacre of the Innocents in the History of Interpretation 9:30 John H. Boyles, Abilene Christian University

Allegory or Parable? The History of Matthew 22:7 as a Dating Marker for the Gospel of Matthew

10:00 David S. Ritsema, Dallas Baptist University

John’s Divine “Son of God” and 4Q246: A Possible Link for Jewish Messianism and Early Christology

ASOR, SALON A Theme: Excavations at Gezer Presiding: David H. Vila, John Brown University

8:30 Marcella Barbosa, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Tel Gezer Excavation Project: 2016 Season 9:00 Philip Webb, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary An Elite Tomb from Gezer: Tomb 30 in its Archaeological and Social Context 9:30 Charles Wilson, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Textile Production at an Eighth Century BCE Elite House at Gezer

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ASSR, Irving I Presiding: Dianne E. Dentice, Stephen F. Austin State University 8:00 Matt Davis, Stephen F. Austin State University

Theory and Practice: Healthcare Providers' Participation in New England Witch Hunts

8:30 Karol A. Chandler-Ezell, Stephen F. Austin State University

Dark Caballeros, Vengeful Women, and Other Creepy Creatures Embedded in Ecuadorian Children’s Legends

9:00 Lauren M. Bryan, Stephen F. Austin State University

Broken Hymen? We Can Fix That 9:30 Paige Abbott, Stephen F. Austin State University

The birds, the bees, and Jesus: The harmful effects of unbridled religiosity 10:00 Adrienne Machann, Stephen F. Austin State University

Women’s Health and Religion AAR/SBL Special Session, Salon C Theme: Engaging Across Disciplines: An Interdisciplinary Response to “Who is Mary of

Nazareth?” 8:30 Panelists: Amanda Brobst-Renaud

Rebecca Poe Hays Joshua Caleb Smith Rachel Toombs

Highly specialized disciplinary fields have yielded invaluable insights and new outlooks into the disciplines that fall under the heading of religion or religious studies. One adverse outcome of this focus on specialization is the loss of a common language that allows for confident engagement across the disciplines that make up religious studies. This session will address the difficulty and need for interdisciplinary conversations, particularly within religious studies, in order to demonstrate the challenges and the fruit of shared dialogue.

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AAR: Comparative and Asian Studies in Religion, Salon H Theme: Buddhism, Christianity, Daoism, and Hinduism Presiding: Andrew Fort, Texas Christian University 8:30 Lucinda Yang, Baylor University

Between Two “Words”: A Comparative Study between Daoism and Logos Theology

9:00 Renée Ford, Rice University

Subjective Formation in the Tibetan Buddhist Ritual Practice of Vajrasattva (rDo rje sems dpa’)

9:30 Mark Dennis, Texas Christian University

An Investigation of the Relationship Between Prince Shōtoku’s Shōmangyō- gisho and Two Dunhuang Buddhist Manuscripts: A Debate Over Originality and Canonical Value

AAR: Philosophy of Religion and Theology, Salon B Theme: Cutting Edge Religious Thought Presiding: Doug Kennard, Houston Graduate School of Theology 9:00 Doug Kennard, Houston Graduate School of Theology

James’ Wisdom Epistemology of Empiricism and Evidence 9:20 Carl Hughes, Texas Lutheran University

The Promise and Danger of the Spirit in Martin Luther’s Biblical Hermeneutics

9:40 Discussion AAR: Ethics, Society, and Cultural Analysis, Salon D Theme: Fundamental Theology that Matters Presiding: Paul Martens, Baylor University 9:00 Thomas J. Millay, Baylor University

In Praise of the Boring: Ascetic Discipline and the Good of the City in the Work of Pauli Murray

9:30 Gerhard Stübben, Baylor University

“Beyond Good and Evil”: Sin, Knowledge, and Mastery in Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Creation and Fall

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Sunday Morning, March 13 (11:00-12:00)

Sunday Morning, March 12 (11-12:30) SBL: New Testament I, Salon F Theme: New Testament Survey Presiding: Mark Goodwin, University of Dallas 11:00 Jin Young Kim, University of Texas at Austin

Saul’s Blindness in Acts: Luke’s Literary Effort in Making Saul a “Convert” to Christianity

11:30 Thomas Millay, Baylor University

Figural Exegesis, Ancient and Modern

12:00 Charles Martin, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Revisiting the Social Composition of the House-Church Recipients in the Epistle to the Hebrews

SBL: New Testament II, Irving II Theme: Reconsidering Pauline Paradigms Presiding: Warren Carter, Brite Divinity School 11:00 Wendell Willis, Abilene Christian University

Paul vs. the Empire: Some Reservations 11:20 G. Anthony Keddie, University of Texas at Austin

Response and Discussion 11:45 Jeffrey Peterson, Austin Graduate School of Theology

Pauline Evidence for Extra-Pauline Christianity 12:05 Richard Wright, Abilene Christian University

Response and Discussion

Sunday Morning, March 12 (10:30-11:00)

COFFEE BREAK, BOOK EXHIBIT BALLROOM F Complimentary coffee and tea

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ASSR, SALON G Presiding: J. David Holcomb, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor 11:00 Gretchen Berger, Stephen F. Austin State University

Conscientious Objection in Medicine: A Protection of the Rights to Moral Belief or a Denial of Patient’s Rights and a Backward Return to Paternalism

11:30 Discussion AAR: Art, Literature, and Religion, Salon H

Theme: Religion in Comics and the Graphic Arts Presiding: Marc DiPaolo, Southwestern Oklahoma State University 11:00 Christopher Wydler, Texas A&M University-Commerce

Graphic Gospel: Reading Captain America as Christ Figure in Civil War 11:30 Christopher González, Texas A&M University-Commerce

Religious Iconography as Strategic Storytelling in the Works of Wilfred Santiago

12:00 Matthew Crawford, Baylor University Worshiping with Christa: A Theological Exploration of Diverse Images of Christ

In Contemporary Christianity AAR: Comparative and Asian Studies in Religion, Salon I Theme: The Text of the Quran Presiding: Mark Dennis, Texas Christian University 11:00 Abla Hasan, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Women Prophethood in the Quran: New Linguistic Evidence 11:30 Yushau Sodiq, Texas Christian University & Shaheed Muhsin, Fort Worth

educator The Qur’an and Its Modern Translations: Removing the Confusion

12:00 Discussion

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AAR: Ethics, Society, and Cultural Analysis, Irving III Theme: In Search of Common Ground Presiding: Whitney Cox, University of Houston 11:00 Gary Slater, St. Edward’s University

Scriptural Reasoning and Democratic Discourse: A Common Logic 11:30 Sean Grose, Lubbock Christian University

Family, Faith, and a Coffee Shop AAR: Religion, Gender, and Sexuality, Salon C Theme: (Re)reading the Bible Presiding: Whitney Cox, University of Houston 11:00 Brady Schuh, St. Edward's University

Women on the Apocalyptic Horizon 11:30 Ana Avalos, St. Edward's University

Jephthah’s Daughter: Coming Out as Celebration and Tragedy 12:00 Terry L. Nugent, Texas A&M University-Commerce

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America: Tracing Conciliation as a Literary Practice

AAR: Ritual Studies, Salon B Theme: Ritual and Religious Studies Presider: Jens Kreinath, Wichita State University 11:00 Kandace S. Geldmeier, Syracuse University

Dis/Locating Religion and Ritual: Human and Nonhuman Rituals for Stillbirth and Infant Loss

11:30 Refika Sarıönder, Wichita State University

Reflexive Dynamics in the Transformations of the Alevi Cem Ritual in Istanbul 12:00 Gary Slater, St. Edward’s University

Between Phenomenology and Historicism: Reconsidering Sound and Color in Ritual Studies

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AAR: Theta Alpha Kappa, Salon D Presiding: Jenny Veninga, St. Edward’s University 11:00 Jaclyn T. Barber, Texas Christian University

Towards a Universal Theocentrism: A Critical Analysis of Gordon Kaufman’s Theology

11:30 Mary Kathryn Cook, St. Edward’s University

Ezekiel Through a Native American Lens 12:00 Christopher Walker, St. Edward’s University Sarah and Abraham in Gerar: Revisiting the Moral Dimension of Genesis 20

ABOUT THE SWCRS

Sunday Afternoon, March 12 (1:00)

SWCRS 2018 Meeting: Planning Session Salon G

The secretaries or regional coordinators of the AAR-SW, ASOR-SW, ASSR, IBR, NABPR and SBL-SW meet to begin planning the 2018 meeting. If you have suggestions for the 2018 meeting, please include them on the evaluation form in your folder or send them to the SWCRS executive secretary.

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The Southwest Commission on Religious Studies was organized in 1974 to encourage, support, and coordinate scholarly activities in the field of religious studies in the Southwest. The Commission serves as the umbrella organization for the regional American Academy of Religion, American Schools of Oriental Research, Association for the Scientific Study of Religion, and Society of Biblical Literature. The Commission is sponsored by institutions of higher learning, and faculty from those institutions are eligible to apply for annual Junior Scholar Grants and to be nominated for the John G. Gammie Distinguished Scholar Award.

2016-17 SWCRS BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Directors Ex Officio Eric Mitchell, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (President) Renate Viveen Hood, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (Vice President) Richard Bautch, St. Edward’s University (Executive Secretary) Directors Selected by American Academy of Religion Marc DiPaolo, Southwestern Oklahoma State University (President) Paul Martens, Baylor University (President Elect) Rebecca Huskey, Oklahoma University (Vice President) Jens M. Kreinath, Wichita State University (Past President) Katherine Downey, The Hockaday School (Regional Coordinator) Directors Selected by American Schools of Oriental Research Tom Davis, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (President) Chad Spigel, Trinity University (Secretary-Treasurer) Directors Selected by Association for the Scientific Study of Religion Jon K. Loessin, Wharton County Junior College (President) Todd Jay Leonard, Fukuoka University of Education (Executive Secretary) Directors Selected by Society of Biblical Literature Jo Ann Hackett, University of Texas at Austin (President) Mark Hamilton, Abilene Christian University (Vice President) David Moessner, Texas Christian University (Past President) Jeff Peterson, Austin Graduate School of Theology (Regional Coordinator) Directors Selected by the SWCRS Board of Directors Todd Still, Baylor University (2014-2017) Rannfrid Thelle, Wichita State University (2015-2018) Elizabeth Flowers, Texas Christian University (2016-2019)

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PAST PRESIDENTS AND EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES PRESIDENTS 2015-16 James Thompson, Abilene Christian University 2014-15 Steve Ortiz, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary 2013-14 Carole Holcomb, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor 2012-13 Mikeal Parsons, Baylor University 2011-12 Warren Carter, Texas Christian University 2010-11 Andrew O. Fort, Texas Christian University 2009-10 Jeffrey Bingham, Dallas Theological Seminary 2008-09 Nadia Lahutsky, Texas Christian University 2007-08 C. Mackenzie Brown, Trinity University 2006-07 Sharyn Dowd, Baylor University 2005-06 C. David Grant, Texas Christian University 2004-05 Jesse Long, Lubbock Christian University 2003-04 Francisco Garcia-Treto, Trinity University 2002-03 Amy Oden, Oklahoma City University; Stephen Stell, Austin College 2001-02 Stephen B. Reid, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary 2000-01 James Moyer, Southwest Missouri State University 1999-00 Terry Muck, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary 1998-99 Roy F. Melugin, Austin College 1997-98 Nadia Lahutsky, Texas Christian University 1996-97 Claudia V. Camp, Texas Christian University 1995-96 Harold Hatt, Phillips Theological Seminary 1994-95 Philip Shuler, McMurry University 1993-94 Paula Cooey, Trinity University 1992-93 Victor Matthews, Southwest Missouri State University 1991-92 Robert B. Sloan, Baylor University 1990-91 Toni Craven, Brite Divinity School 1989-90 George Boyd, Trinity University 1988-89 Thomas W. Nuckols, Austin College 1987-88 Richard A. Hoehn, Brite Divinity School 1986-87 John Alsup, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary 1985-86 Joe E. Barnhart, North Texas State University 1984-85 William O. Walker, Jr., Trinity University 1983-84 Joseph B. Tyson, Southern Methodist University 1982-83 Kenneth T. Lawrence, Texas Christian University 1981-82 M. Eugene Boring, Phillips Graduate Seminary 1980-81 Bruce C. Cresson, Baylor University 1979-80 Roy F. Melugin, Austin College 1978-79 Thomas H. Olbricht, Abilene Christian University 1977-78 W. Eugene March, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary 1976-77 W. L. Hendricks, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary 1975-76 John G. Gammie, University of Tulsa 1974-75 Albert C. Outler, Perkins School of Theology

EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES 2006-13 Stacy L. Patty, Lubbock Christian University 2003-06 William Pitts, Baylor University 1997-03 William H. Bellinger, Baylor University 1991-97 Toni Craven, Brite Divinity School

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1990-91 Gary Lance Johnson, Phillips Graduate Seminary 1987-00 Daniel B. McGee, Baylor University 1980-87 Thomas H. Olbricht, Abilene Christian University 1978-80 William O. Walker, Jr., Trinity University 1974-78 Joseph B. Tyson, Southern Methodist University

AWARD RECIPIENTS

John G. Gammie Distinguished Scholar Award

2015-16 Joerg Rieger, Perkins School of Theology 2014-15 Warren Carter, Brite Divinity School 2013-14 Andrew Fort, Texas Christian University 2012-13 Stephen Reid, George W. Truett Theological Seminary 2011-12 C. Mackenzie Brown, Trinity University 2008-09 William H. Bellinger, Baylor University 2007-08 James C. Moyer, Missouri State University 2006-07 David Gunn, Texas Christian University 2005-06 Joe Barnhart, University of North Texas 2004-05 Claudia Camp, Texas Christian University 2003-04 Ronald B. Flowers, Texas Christian University 2002-03 E. Earl Ellis, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary 2001-02 Toni Craven, Texas Christian University 2000-01 Bruce C. Cresson, Baylor University 1999-00 John T. Willis, Abilene Christian University 1998-99 Charles Hedrick, Southwest Missouri State University 1997-98 Leo Perdue, Brite Divinity School 1996-97 Everett Ferguson, Abilene Christian University 1995-96 Roy F. Melugin, Jr., Austin College 1994-95 James H. Ware, Austin College 1993-94 Joseph B. Tyson, Southern Methodist University 1992-93 Glenn O. Hilburn, Baylor University 1991-92 Brandon Scott, Phillips Graduate Seminary 1990-91 William O. Walker, Jr., Trinity University 1989-90 Kenneth Lawrence, Texas Christian University 1988-89 William Estep, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary 1987-88 William R. Farmer, Southern Methodist University 1986-87 William R. Baird, Brite Divinity School 1985-86 Eugene Boring, Phillips Graduate Seminary 1984-85 John Glenn Gammie, University of Tulsa The John G. Gammie Distinguished Scholar Award honors noted scholars in the field of religious studies who reside in the Southwest. Nominees for this award must be active members of one of the participating societies and on the faculty or staff of a sponsoring institution. Letters of nomination must be sent to the SWCRS no later than January 30.

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Junior Scholar Grant

2014-15 Marc DiPaolo, Oklahoma City University Santiago Pinon, Texas Christian University 2013-13 Angela Tarango, Trinity University 2012-13 Gregory Cuellar, Texas A & M University Chad Spigel, Trinity University 2011-12 Sharon Betsworth, Oklahoma City University Mark Dennis, Texas Christian University 2010-11 Michael Homan, Xavier University of Louisiana 2009-10 Michael Martin, Lubbock Christian University 2008-09 Rebecca Raphael, Texas State University – San Marcos Eric A. Mitchell, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary 2007-08 Hjamil A. Martinez, Texas Christian University Ruben Rene Dupertuis, Trinity University 2006-07 Serge Frolov, Southern Methodist University 2005-06 Leor Halevi, Texas A & M University

David Jensen, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary 2004-05 Brent Plate, Texas Christian University

Stephen Ortiz, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary 2003-04 Joel S. Burnett, Baylor University

Sarah K. Pinnock, Trinity University 2002-03 Jack A. Hill, Texas Christian University

Todd C. Penner, Austin College 2001-02 Matthias Henze, Rice University 2000-01 Darren J. N. Middleton, Texas Christian University 1999-00 David B. Capes, Houston Baptist University 1998-99 Daphne C. Wiggins, Texas Christian University 1997-98 Joerg Rieger, Perkins School of Theology, SMU 1995-96 Richard H. Lowery, Phillips Theological Seminary 1994-95 Darryl Trimiew, Brite Divinity School, TCU 1993-94 Danna Nolan Fewell, Perkins School of Theology, SMU Lynn Tatum, Baylor University 1992-93 Jon L. Berquist, Phillips Graduate Seminary Richard W. Cogley, Southern Methodist University 1991-92 Gregory Walters, St. Mary's University Warren G. Frisina, University of Houston 1990-91 Mark G. Toulouse, Brite Divinity School, TCU William F. Monroe, University of Houston 1989-90 Bobby C. Alexander, Southern Methodist University Mikeal Parsons, Baylor University 1988-89 William H. Bellinger, Jr., Baylor University Victor H. Matthews, Southwest Missouri State University 1986-87 Daryl Schmidt, Texas Christian University Frank Gorman, Jr., Phillips University 1985-86 Dennis Smith, Oklahoma State University Robert Sloan, Baylor University 1984-85 Andrew J. Dearman, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary James O. Duke, Brite Divinity School, TCU

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Junior Scholar Grants are awarded to promising newer scholars of religious studies who reside in the Southwest region. Applicants must be active members of one of the participating societies and on the faculty or staff of a sponsoring institution. They will ordinarily have completed their dissertation and have served in a faculty position no more than ten years. Applications must be submitted no later than December 1. In the year that they apply, Junior Scholar applicants must attend the Regional Meeting and be present at the reception in order to receive the grant.

Frank P. Forwood Award for Academic Excellence in Presented Research 2015-16 Ann Reed Wilder, Stephen F. Austin State University 2014-15 Patrick Scott Smith, Independent Scholar, Republic, Missouri 2013-14 Stephen Padilla, Wayland Baptist University 2012-13 Dennis Horton, Baylor University 2011-12 Todd Jay Leonard, Fukuoka University of Education 2010-11 Ben D. Craver, Wayland Baptist University 2009-10 Todd Jay Leonard, Fukuoka University of Education 2008-09 Dennis P. Horton, Baylor University 2007-08 J. B. Watson, Stephen F. Austin State University Honoring the career service of Frank P. Forwood, this award recognizes distinguished scholarship in the ASSR and the SWCRS. The award is administered by the ASSR.

FUTURE CONFERENCES

March 9-11, 2018 March 8-10, 2019

Both meetings will be held at the Marriott Hotel DFW Airport North.

SWCRS encourages related scholarly organizations, university departments, and other faculty and research groups to coordinate their meetings with the SWCRS. Take advantage of the SWCRS meeting planning and the excellent venue/location of the hotel. Meetings could be held concurrently with the SWCRS or on the Thursday-Friday and Sunday-Monday surrounding the regular conference. For more information, contact the Executive Secretary at the email address below.

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Southwest Commission on Religious Studies SOUTHWEST REGIONAL MEETING

MARCH 10-12, 2017 PRE-REGISTRATION FORM

Online Registration is available (preferred) at www.swcrs-online.org

Mailed registrations (to the following address) must be received no later than March 3, 2017

Richard Bautch, SWCRS Executive Secretary St. Edward’s University 3001 S. Congress Avenue, Austin, TX 78704

Name:___________________________________________________________

Address:_________________________________________________________

City:_____________________ State:______________ Zip:________________

Email: __________________________________________________________

School/Institution:_________________________________________________ Circle all organizations for which you are a registered member (required):

AAR SBL ASSR ASOR Non-Member Other Org. (_______)

If registering more than one individual, please include name, e-mail, institution, and membership information on a separate sheet of paper.

Registration

(Includes entrance, 2 coffee breaks, and reception)

$68 advanced registration for members and faculty ____________

$58 advanced spouse/partner registration (with member) ____________

$56 advanced registration for students w/ Saturday luncheon ____________

$48 advanced registration for students ____________

$75 advanced registration for non-members ____________

$45 advanced registration for retired members ____________

Sustaining Membership Option (includes registration and donor recognition)

Sustaining Member $150 (deductible amount of $85)

Total Amount Due _____________________________ (Please include check; for credit card payment, please register online.)

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Index of Presenters

Abbott, Paige, 21

Allen, Spencer, 12 Anthony, Paul, 6, 12 Avalos, Ana, 25 Azam, Hina, 14 Bailey, Jeremiah, 10

Barber, Jaclyn T., 26 Barbosa, Marcella, 20 Barnard, Bill, 6 Barnhill, Gregory M., 10 Berger, Gretchen, 24

Bertetta, Josh, 7

Beshears, K. Robert, 18

Betsworth, Sharon, 10

Boyles, John H., 20 Briggs, Will, 9

Brobst-Renaud, Amanda, 21

Brookins, Timothy, 5

Bryan, Lauren M., 21 Caballero, Jay, 19

Campana, Dan, 7

Cardoza-Orlandi, Carlos, 13

Carter, Cristina, 13

Carter, Warren, 20, 24

Chandler-Ezell, Karol A., 21 Cook, Mary Kathryn, 26

Coyle, S. Cameron, 5, 11

Cox, Whitney, 8, 14, 17, 25

Craver, Ben D., 6 Crawford, Matthew, 24 ` Dani, Maziel, 20 Davis, Matt, 21 Davis, Tyler, 7, 12 Dennis, Mark, 3, 6, 12, 22, 25 Dentice, Dianne E., 17, 21 DiPaolo, Marc, 6, 14, 18, 24

Docampo, Isabel, 6

Doran, Justin Michael, 7, 18

Downey, Katherine, 3, 14, 18

Edmondson, Emily Clara, 6 Estes, Derek, 7

Feldman, Ariel, 4 Ford, Renee, 6, 22 Fort, Andrew, 6, 22 Fulton, Deirdre, 19 Gafney, Wil, 14 Garroway, Kristine, 10 Geldmeier, Kandace S., 26 Gessel, Van, 3, 11 González, Christopher, 24

Goodwin, Mark J., 10, 23

Green, Gary, 17 Grose, Sean, 25

Hackett, Jo Ann, 15

Hall, Kevin, 19

Hamilton, Mark, 9

Han, Gregory, 5

Harris, Katina D., 13 Hasan, Abla, 25 Hassler, Mark A., 5 Hayashi, Kazuyuki, 9 Hays, Joshua, 7 Hays, Nathan, 19 Hays, Rebecca Poe, 21 Herrera, Maria, 6 Hicks-Keeton, Jill, 5 Holcomb, J. David, 11, 24 Hopkins, Jerry, 17 Horton, Dennis, 11 Hughes, Carl, 22 Huskey, Rebecca, 7, 12 Justel, Daniel, 10

Kaplan, Jonathan, 4

Kaska, Mary Jo, 9

Keddie, G. Anthony, 24

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Kennard, Doug, 22

Kim, Chwi-Woon, 15

Kim, Jimyung, 15

Kim, Jin Young, 23

Klumpp, Andrew, 13

Kreinath, Jens, 26

Lasine, Stuart, 19 Latham, Betty, 12 Lawson, Taylor, 17 Lee, Kerry D. Jr., 4 Leonard, Todd Jay, 15 Loessin, Jon K., 5, 15 Lorenzo, Ronald, 7 Luckey, David, 13 Machann, Adrienne, 21

Martens, John W., 10

Martens, Paul, 6, 13, 22

Martin, Charles, 23

Martin, Pamela P., 13

Mathews, Shelly, 10 McDonald, Joseph, 4, 9 Megumi, Maeri, 3, 11 Middleton, Darren J. N., 3, 12 Millay, Thomas J., 22, 23

Mitchell, Eric, 16

Moeser, Annelies, 4

Moessner, David P., 15, 16

Muhsin, Shaheed, 25

Nelson, Jill, 10

Nogalski, James, 15

Nugent, Terry L., 25

Parks, Gerald, 17

Pemberton, Glenn, 19

Peterson, Jeffrey, 24

Pevateaux, Chad, 6

Piñon, Santiago, 6

Pulley, Clarissa, 12

Purcell, Marie Olson, 8 Quesada, Jan, 4 Quevillon, Timothy, 7 Ritsema, David S., 20 Roberts, J. J. M., 16 Robertson, Michael Scott, 11, 15 Robinson, Adam D., 4 Robinson, Benjamin G., 12 Royster, Michael D., 6, 11, 12, 15

Sarıönder, Refika, 26

Sánchez-Perry, Josefrayn, 13

Schmanko, Mark, 8

Scholz, Susanne, 6, 14

Schuh, Brady, 25

Scott, Kevin, 9

Sharp, Kamilah Hall, 17

Slater, Gary, 18, 25, 26

Smith, Joshua Caleb, 21

Smith, Patrick Scott, 11

Sneed, Mark, 9, 19

Sodiq, Yushau, 11, 25 Spigel, Chad, 5, 11 Stell, William Martin, 8 Stewart, Charles, 11 Stone, Meredith J., 4 Straussman, Jason, 13 Streett, Daniel R., 10 Strimple, Cheryl, 9 Stübben, Gerhard, 23 Swinney, Kipp, 19 Talbot, Margaret, 19

Taylor, Benjamin, 12

Thelle, Rannfrid, 4, 5, 14

Thomas, Richard, 7, 17

Thompson, Trevor W., 5

Toombs, Rachel, 21

Tran, Stephanie, 3

Vargas, Grace, 13

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Veninga, Jenny, 26 Vila, David H., 11, 20

Walker, Christopher, 26 Walsh, Lora J., 18 Wang, Daniel, 9 Watson, J.B. Jr., 5, 11

Webb, Philip, 20 Werse, Nicholas R., 9

Whitener, Wilson, 3, 4 Wilder, Ann Reed, 17 Williamson, Claire E., 5, 17 Willis, Wendell, 24

Wilson, Charles, 20

Wright, Richard A., 5, 20, 24

Wydler, Christopher, 24 Yang, Lucinda, 22

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