Ann K. Wetherilt
Associate Professor of Religious Studies
400 The Fenway
(617) 735-9882
Education: 1989-93 Union Theological Seminary
Ph. D., Systematic
Theology
1987-89 Episcopal
MA,
Theology
·
1989
Recipient of Bishop Matsumoto Prize
1978-82
BA,
Psychology
Languages: French, Spanish (reading knowledge)
Employment: 1994-Present
·
1994-2000
Assistant Professor of Religious Studies
·
2000-present
Associate Professor of Religious Studies
·
1995-2000
Department Chair
1993-1998 Northeastern
University
·
Adjunct
instructor, Department of Philosophy and Religion
1988-1993 EDS,
UTS NY &
Cambridge
·
Graduate
teaching assistant, peer advisor, instructor
1982-87 Jubilee
Women’s Center Seattle, WA
·
Co-Founder,
Director of non-profit transitional residence for homeless women
1968-1978 Fernie/Cranbrook B.C.,
·
Elementary
school teacher; learning disability specialist
Publications 2004 (Forthcoming, with Margaret C. Huff) Religion: A Search for Meaning, San
Francisco: McGraw-Hill.
1994 That They May be Many:
Voices of Women, Echoes of
God.
1999
Review essay of Sharon Welch, Sweet
Dreams in
236-240.
1997
Review of Bonneau et al, AIDS and Faith. American
Catholic Issues On-Line.
1993 Review of Dorothee Sölle, The Window of
Vulnerability. Union Seminary Quarterly Review,
V47, #1/2,
pp. 136-143.
Presentations 1999 “Sex, Lies and the
Global Economy.” Panel discussion,
1998
“Liberating Postmodernism: Oxymoron or Necessary
Tension?” Paper presented at
1995 “The Work of the Scholar: Individual Property
or
Community Responsibility?” Paper presented at
American
1993 “Out of the Silence.” Paper presented at
American
1999 Exploring Religious Meaning, for Prentice-Hall.
1995 Understanding the Bible, for Mayfield.
1994
Open Questions: An Introduction to
Philosophy, for
Professional
Memberships New England/Maritimes American
o Board member 1993-present
o Program chair, 1998-99
o Vice President, 1999-2000
o President, 2000-2001
Society
for Values in Higher Education (elected 1994)
Feminist
Ethics Consultation (1989-present)
National
Association of Women in Catholic Higher Education (1995-present)
Community 1999-present Member, “Faith and the Environment”
Activities committee,
1998-2000 Parish representative, Greater Boston
Interfaith
Organization.
1996-2000 Tutor, Cooperative
Economics for Women
1994-Present Volunteer, Pets
and People Foundation.