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Conferences & Consultations on Theologoical Education whilst being Principal of T.E.E. College


Name of conference or

workshop

Date of conference

Country

Involvement

WCC Theol. Educ. Network Simposium

6-10 Oct 1999

KENYA

(Niarobi)



Participant (on invitation)

Strategic Planning Workshop: TEEC

13 Sept 1999

RSA

(Johannesburg)



Initiator & Facilitator

Southern Africa TEE Conference

(Trinity Church, NY)



8-9 Mar 1999

RSA

(Johannesburg)



Participant (on invitation)

TEENet Steering Committee

July 1998

CANADA (Vancouver)

Steering committee

Presbyterian “Rudder” conference on Theol. Education

June 1998

RSA (Johannesburg)

One of few selected participants

Globalization and Theological Education

12-16 Jan 1998

LESOTHO (Morija)

Participant (on invitation)

National Initiative on the Contextualization of Theological Education

Oct 1997

RSA (Port Elizabeth)

Participant (on invitation)

TEE and Technology

2-6 June 1997

CANADA (Vancouver)

Participant and Steering Committee member

TEE National Planning Conference

16-28 Feb 1997

ZIMBABWE

(Harare)


Invited as main speaker and facilitator

Assist in establishing the ZimTEE programme



TEE College Strategic Planning Phase III

26-27 Aug 1996

RSA

(Kempton Park)



Organising committee

TEE College Strategic Planning Phase II

27 May 1996

RSA

(TEE College)



Co-facilitator and host

Contep evaluation and planning workshop

23 Apr 1996

RSA

(TEE College)



Initiator and facilitator

TEE College 20th anniversary “Indaba”

20 Apr 1996

RSA

(TEE College)



Initiator and facilitator

Editor of contributions for publication: “Theology in Transition”



Uniting Reformed Church Strategic Planning Workshop

22 – 23 Mar 1996

RSA

(Dundee)


Invited as Consultant and participant on Theological Education by Extension

Workshop on Theological Needs

22 Jan 1996

RSA

(Technicon SA)



Invited as Consultant and participant on Theological Education by Extension

Church Community Leadership Trust Workshop

28 – 30 Nov 1995

RSA

(LUCSA)


Invited as Consultant and participant on Theological Education

National Education Forum Workshop

15 Nov 1995

RSA

(Technicon SA)



Invited as Consultant and participant on Theological Education by Extension

Ass. Of SA Theol. Institutions

8 Sep 1995

RSA

(Johannesburg)



Executive member & participant

Present short paper on: “Accreditation needs of Colleges



TEE Consultation workshop (East Africa)

29 Jul – 2 Aug 1995

TANZANIA

(Dar-es-Salaam)



Invited as Consultant and participant on Theological Education by Extension by Trinity Church, New York.

Present short paper on: “TEE Networking in East Africa”



Ass. Of SA Theol. Institutions (Strategic Planning)

10 May 1995

RSA

(Johannesburg)



Executive member & participant

Christian Education Forum

24 Apr 1995

RSA

(Unisa)


Invited as Consultant and participant on Theological Education by Extension

Ecumenical Conference (Kgolagano College)

10 – 11 Feb 1995

BOTSWANA

(Kgolagano Coll, Gabarone)



Invited as Consultant on Theological Education

Read paper on: “Co-operation between TEE programmes and the Churches”



Kgolagano College Strategic Planning

22 – 27 Nov 1994

BOTSWANA

(Kgolagano College)



Invited as Consultant on Theological Education

ACTEA Conference: TEE Africa

30 May – 6 Jun 1994

SWAZILAND


Participant

Dept of Training for Ministries Workshop (PCSA)

14 Apr 1994

RSA

(PCSA Offices, Johannesburg)



Invited as Consultant on Theological Education by Extension

Strategic Planning & Mission Statement

21 -22 Feb 1994

RSA: (College of the Transfiguration)

Invited as Consultant on Theological Education







8.2Teamwork and collaboration with others:

Researchers (national and international) – involved in different projects

  1. Prof. Dr. Dietrich-Alex Koch, University of Muenster, Germany

  2. Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schmidt, Neutestamentliche Textinstitut, Muenster, Germany

  3. Prof. Dr. Cilliers Breytenbach, Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany

  4. Prof. Dr. Martin Karrer, Kirchliche Hochschule, Wuppertal, Germany

  5. Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Kraus, University of Saarbruecken, Germany

  6. Prof. Dr. David du Toit, University of Munich, Germany

  7. Prof. Dr. Christoph Stenschke, Bibelschule Wiedenest, Germany

  8. Prof. Dr. Tobias Nicklas, Regensburg University, Germany

  9. Prof. Dr. Jostein Ådna, Stavanger University, Norway

  10. Prof. Dr. Maarten Menken, Universiteit van Tilburg, Utrecht, Netherlands

  11. Prof. Dr. Jan van der Watt, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen, Netherlands

  12. Prof. Dr. Steve Moyise, University of Chichester, UK

  13. Prof. Dr. Hans Ausloos, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium

  14. Prof. Dr. Baudouin Decharneux, Université libre de Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium

  15. Prof. Dr. Lauri Thurén, University of Eastern Finland, Joensu, Finland

  16. Prof. Dr. Anssi Voitila, University of Eastern Finland, Joensu, Finland

  17. Dr. Evangelia Dafni, University of Athens, Greece

  18. Dr. Ju-Won Kim, South Korea

  19. Dr. Hyuk-Jung Kwon, Calvin Theological Seminary, USA

  20. Prof. Dr. Jonathan Draper, University of KwaZulu-Natal

  21. Prof. Dr. Paul Decock, University of KwaZulu-Natal

  22. Prof. Dr. Johann Cook, Antieke Studies, Universiteit van Stellenbosch

  23. Prof. Dr. Jeremy Punt, Nuwe Testament, Universiteit van Stellenbosch

  24. Prof. Dr. Francois Viljoen, Nuwe Testament, Noordwes Universiteit, Potchefstroom


Other research institutions (national and international)

  1. Institut fuer neutestamentliche Textforschung, Muenster, Germany

  2. Institut fuer Septuaginta und biblische Textforschung, Wuppertal, Germany

  3. Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany

  4. Ludwig-Maximilans Universitaet, Muenchen, Germany

  5. Regensburg University, Regensburg, Germany

  6. Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen, Netherlands

  7. Université libre de Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium

  8. Departement Antieke Studies, Universiteit van Stellenbosch

I arranged several local visits and workshops with colleagues from abroad, eg. Prof Lauri Thuren; Prof. Jostein Ǻdna; Prof. Steve Moyise (3 times); Prof. Martin Karrer (3 times); Prof. Wolfgang Kraus (2 times); Prof D-A. Koch (3 times); Hermut Loehr (2 times); Prof. Christoph Stenschke (3 times); Prof Ulrich Busse







    1. Membership in national and international bodies

List all the scientific associations or societies to which you belong.Name your involvement, e.g. honorary member, founder member, full member, chairman, president, secretary


New Testament Society of South Africa [NTSSA]

President since 2009

Executive since 2006

Secretary: 2006 – 2009

Member since 1987



Studiorum Novi Testamenti Societas [SNTS]

(International New Testament Society)



[Membership by invitation only]

Editorial Board Journal: “New Testament Studies”

Member since 1999

Read five scientific papers in 10yrs


Colloquium Biblicum Lovaniense [CBL]

Member since 1994

Society of Biblical Literature [SBL]

Member since 1998

Association for the Study of the Septuagint in South Africa

Founder & Member 2007

Executive since 2008



Patristic Society of South Africa

Member: 2000 -2001

Alexander von Humboldt Alumni

Member since 2003

D.A.A.D Alumni

Member since 1991






8.4Visits to local and overseas universities or research institutes as guest professor or

researcher


  • Regensburg University; Regensburg, Germany (Jul 2011). Invited as guest professor by Prof. Tobias Nicklas.

  • Radboud University, Nijmegen, Netherlands (Jun – Jul 2011). Invited as guest researcher by Prof. Jan van der Watt.

  • University of Eastern Finland; Joensuu, Finland (Oct 2010). Invited as guest professor by Proff. Lauri Thuren and Anssi Voitila.

  • Humboldt Universität, Berlin, Germany, with a scholarship from the Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung, Bonn, Germany (Jun 2010 – Sept 2010). Research Fellow of Prof. C Breytenbach.

  • Westfälische-Wilhelms Universität; Münster, Germany, with a scholarship from the Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung, Bonn, Germany (Dec 2007 – Feb 2008). Research Fellow of Prof. D-A. Koch.

  • Faculty of Divinity; Edinburgh, Scotland; Research Fellow of Prof. Timothy Lim (July 2006).

  • Centre for Septuagint Studies; Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium, as guest of Prof. Hans Ausloos within the International University Exchange Programme (KU Louvain and University of Pretoria, June-July 2005). Research Fellow.

  • Westfälische-Wilhelms Universität; Münster, Germany, with a scholarship from the Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung, Bonn, Germany (Oct 2002 – Mar 2003 + Jun – Aug 2003). Research Fellow of Prof. D-A. Koch.

  • Westfälische-Wilhelms Universität; Münster, Germany, with a scholarship from the DAAD, Bonn, Germany (Jul 1990 – Oct 1991). Doctoral Research.










  1. ARTISTIC OUTPUTS (if applicable)






9.1 Provide full details ofartistic outputs, including public reviews of work, coordinating reports by

experts in the field, publisher, production company etc




10.MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES




Managerial, Executive & Leadership positions


  • Senate of the University of Pretoria

  • Head of Dept of New Testament Studies, Faculty of Theology, University of Pretoria (since Nov 2010)

  • Acting Head / Chair of Dept of New Testament Studies, Faculty of Theology, University of Pretoria (17 months ad hoc in total since 2004 plus 22 months full time Jan 2009 – Oct 2010)

  • President and Executive of the New Testament Society of South Africa [since 2009]

  • Secretary and Executive of the New Testament Society of South Africa [since 2006]

  • Executive of Association for the Study of the Septuagint in South Africa [since 2008]

  • Chair of several Doctoral Examination committees in the Faculty of Theology

  • Chair of the Board of Directors of the “Requiem for the Living” – a non-profit fundraising organisation for Aids Orphans and the alleviation of suffering [2006-2008]

  • Tour leader: Study group of Theologians to Turkey [Dec 2007 & Dec 2009]

  • Executive Supervisor of Deo Gloria Theological Students Society [since 2007]

  • Chairperson: New Testament Society of South Africa conference organising committee [University of Pretoria, 2006]

  • Chairperson: OT in NT subgroup of the New Testament Society of South Africa [2004-2005]

  • Chair: New Curriculum Planning, Faculty of Theology, University of Pretoria [2005-2006]

  • Member and Chairperson: New Testament subject committee, Joint Board for the Diploma in Theology [1992 – 2000]

  • Chairperson: Annual Conference of Non-Afrikaans speaking DRC Congregations [1999]

  • Governing Body, Portfolio: Human Resources: Glenview Primary School [1997-1998]

  • Managing Director (Rector) of the Theological Eduction by Extension College for Southern Africa (Appointment as Managing Director (after intensive psychometrical and personality evaluations) to the ecumenical Theological Education by Extension College, consisting of different participating churches: Catholic, Anglican, Presbyterian, Methodist, United Congregational, Salvation Army, African Institued/Independent [1993 – 2000]

  • Executive: International Theol Educ by Extension Net (Vancouver, Canada, 1997-2000)

  • Southern African Council of Theological Education (SACTE) [1997]

  • Southern African Association of Theological Institutions (ASATI) [1994 – 1995]

  • Joint Board for the Diploma in Theology [1994 – 1997]

  • Chairperson: Department of Biblical Studies, Federal Theological Seminary [1993]

  • Chairperson: Library Committee, Federal Theological Seminary [1993]

  • Departmental Secretary: Dept of New Testament, University of South Africa [1987 – 1988]

  • Chairperson: Final Year group (Sixth years: BD III class) [1986]

  • Deo Gloria Theological Student Society (Executive member) [1986]

  • Hostel Committee: Ararat Youth Hostel (Executive member) [1986]

  • High School Positions – final year [1980]: Chairperson: Literature Society; Chairperson: First Aid Society; Class captain: Final Years (Grade 12); Executive member: Cultural Society


Representative of organisations

  1. RAU University Staff representative onto the University Senate of the Rand Afrikaans University / University of Johannesburg [2002]

  2. Southern African Association of Theological Institutions (ASATI) representative onto the Southern African Council of Theological Education (SACTE) [1994 – 1995]

  3. TEE College representative to the Conference of African Theological Institutions [1994-1999]

  4. Staff representative on the Executive Council of the Federal Theological Seminary [1993]

  5. Council of Reference: Oxen Ministries”, Exeter, UK [1995–1999]

  6. Representative from Federal Theological Seminary: Cluster Publications Board [1992-1993]

  7. Natal Christian Women’s Association: Parent representative- Executive of Kalinka Nursery School, Oribi Village, Pietermaritzburg [1992-1993]

  8. School representative: Youth Leadership Course [1980]


Consultant for Theological Education

  1. World Council of Churches (Accra, Ghana, Oct 2000)

  2. TEE Anglican Conference (Nairobi, Kenya, Sep 1999)

  3. “Rudder Conference”, Presbyterian Church of Southern Africa (Johannesburg, Jun 1998)

  4. Global Ministries (Lesotho, Jan 1998)

  5. Church Community Leadership Trust (Port Elizabeth, 1997)

  6. University of South Africa (Pretoria, 1997)

  7. Native Ministries Programme, Vancouver School of Theology (Vancouver, Canada, 1997)

  8. Bishop Gaul College (Anglican, Harare, Zimbabwe, 1997)

  9. Technicon SA (Roodepoort, 1996)

  10. Uniting Reformed Church (Dundee, 1996)

  11. School of Theology, University of Natal (Pietermaritzburg, 1996)

  12. Dutch Reformed Church (Southern Transvaal, 1995)

  13. TEE East Africa: Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania (Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, 1995)

  14. Kgolagano College (Gabarone, Botswana, 1994 & 1995)

  15. College of the Transfiguration (Anglican, Grahamstown, 1994)

  16. TEE Africa Administrators (Swaziland, 1994)




11.COMMUNITY SERVICE OR PROFESSIONAL SKILLS



11.1 Outreach projects

(e.g. project titles, institutions and communities involved, etc.)

  • Prison ministry: Voluntary spiritual worker: Baviaanspoort Medium and Pretoria Maximum Prisons (involved in counselling of death sentenced prisoners) [1982-1988]

  • “Requiem for the Living” – Chair and advisor for a fundraising organisation to assist Aids orphans [chair: 2006 – 2009; advisory role: 2010 – 2011]

  1. Abraham Kriel Orphanage, Johannesburg [1991-1992]

  • Ordained Part-time minister in Andrew Murray/Jhb-North DRC congregation [1997 – 2005]

  • Assistant pastor in Napierville DRC congregation [1992-1993]

  1. Mentor and pastoral group leader (Student group): Federal Theological Seminary [1992-1993]

  2. Natal Christian Women’s Association: Kalinka Nursery School, Oribi Village, Pietermaritzburg [1992-1993]

  3. Governing Body – Human Resources portfolio: Glenview Primary School [1997-1998]




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