David W. Congdon

Adviser: Bruce L. McCormack. Dissertation: “The Mission of Demythologizing: Rudolf Bultmann’s Eschatological Dialectical Theology.”

Teaching courses in research methods and Christian theology.

Senior acquisitions editor handling a distinguished list in political science, law, history, and Indigenous studies. Acquires an average of 30–35 titles each year. Developed seven new series while overseeing nine others. Attends an average of 6 conferences each year. Assisted with the NEH-Mellon Humanities Open Books grant, completed in 2022.

Online adjunct instructor in religion, teaching primarily graduate students in divinity. Average c0urseload is 3-5 courses per academic year, divided over spring, summer, and fall semesters. Proficiency in using online educational resources and digital platforms. Currently teaching a three-year DMin cohort (2022–2024) in addition to other courses.

Acquisitions and development editor for the academic imprint. Acquired an average of 25–30 titles each year in both humanities and STEM. Launched four new monograph series. Attended an average of 8–10 academic conferences each year.