Providence - Faculty

Providence Seminary

Faculty

Highly Qualified, Solidly Evangelical

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Kim Alley Counselling Teaching Assistant	Rod Buxton, D.Min. Professor Emeritus, Counselling	Daryl Climenhaga, D.Miss. Associate Professor,Global Studies
Daina Funk, M.A. Lecturer, Counselling Psychology	Stan Hamm, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Education and Student Development	Lindsay Harris, M.A. Registrar
Christopher Holmes, Th.D. Associate Professor, Theology and Ethics	Daniel Horne, M.Div. Director of Seminary Admissions	David Johnson, Ph.D. Professor of New Testament, Provost and Executive Vice President
Terry Kennedy, M.L.S., M.C.S. Director of Library Services	August Konkel, Ph.D. Professor of Old Testament, President	Roxanne Li Counselling Teaching Assistant
Elfrieda Lepp-Kaethler, M.A. Assistant Professor, TESOL	Rev. Rob MacDonald Adjunct Faculty	Ed Neufeld, Ph.D. Professor, Biblical Studies
Chuck Nichols, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus, Educational Studies	Rodolfo Nolasco, Th.D. Associate Professor, Counselling Psychology (Calgary)	Gayle Penner Administrative Assistant for Seminary
Wendy Peterson, M.A. Instructor in New Religious Movements	Janice Priess, M.A. Adjunct Faculty	Marlin Reimer, M.A. Director of Student Development
Don Russell, Ed.D. Associate Professor, Counselling Psychology	Melanie Thiessen, D.Min. Assistant Professor, Counselling	Gail Tiessen, M.A. Professor Emerita, TESOL
Terry Tiessen, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus, Systematic Theology and Ethics	Mervin van der Spuy, Th.D. Professor, Counselling Psychology	Lissa Wray Beal, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Old Testament

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Sharon Haberman, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Counselling Psychology (Calgary)	Collis Machoko Adjunct Professor, Global Studies	Evan Sorenson Adjunct Professor, Counselling Psychology
Al Thiessen, D.Min. Adjunct Faculty	Tony Vigar Counselling Teaching Assistant	Bob Wiebe, M.A. Director of Internet Marketing and Web Services

Diversity

The Providence faculty exhibit a diversity of theological backgrounds, including Anglican, Baptist, Mennonite, Pentecostal, Free Church, and others.

The goal of a Providence education is to enable students to understand and support their own traditions better. We offer opportunity for each student to understand their own denominational distinctives in relation to Christians of other backgrounds.