Jennifer M. Jamer
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- School: Fordham University
- Campus: Rose Hill
- Department: Religion
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Location:
441 E Fordham Rd
Bronx, NY - 10458 - Dates at Fordham University: November 2013 - January 2016
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Political Leanings:
| Liberal | Conservative |
Biography
Fordham University Rose Hill - Religion
Humanities Teacher at Trinity Hall NJ
Higher Education
Jennifer
Jamer
Greater New York City Area
I am a Ph.D Student in the History of Christianity, specializing in Byzantine spirituality with an emphasis on the "Palaiologan Renaissance" era. My particular interests include episcopal authority,monasticism, hagiography, and mysticism. Currently, I am working on a re-evaluation of the fourteenth-century Hesychast Controversy.
Specialties: Pedagogy, Patristics, Medieval Church History, Byzantine Church History.
Experience
Fordham University
Teaching Fellow/Teaching Associate
Courses Taught:
-Theo 1000 Faith and Critical Reasoning
-Medieval Theology Texts
-Early Christian Writings
-Christians, Muslims, and Jews in the Middle Ages
-Byzantine Christianity
Other Details:
-participant in Fordham's Jesuit Pedagogy Seminar
-I have taught both traditional and non-traditional studentsFordham University
Graduate Assistant
-Clerical duties, including scanning documents and updating blackboard.
-Designed the website for Fordham University's Religious Studies Department.
-Performed research using various online databases, including the Thesaurus Linguae Graecae.
-Indexing books.Trinity Hall NJ
Humanities Teacher
Jennifer worked at Trinity Hall NJ as a Humanities Teacher
Education
Fordham University
M.A.
Theology
Fordham University
M.A.
History
Fordham University
Teaching Fellow/Teaching Associate
Courses Taught: -Theo 1000 Faith and Critical Reasoning -Medieval Theology Texts -Early Christian Writings -Christians, Muslims, and Jews in the Middle Ages -Byzantine Christianity Other Details: -participant in Fordham's Jesuit Pedagogy Seminar -I have taught both traditional and non-traditional studentsFordham University
Graduate Assistant
-Clerical duties, including scanning documents and updating blackboard. -Designed the website for Fordham University's Religious Studies Department. -Performed research using various online databases, including the Thesaurus Linguae Graecae. -Indexing books.
