Harvey E. Solganick, Ph.D. in Humanities, Philosophy, and Rhetoric, The University of Texas at Arlington., M.L.A. in Liberal Arts, S.M.U.; M.Ed. in Education, The University of North Texas; Cert. Oberstufe, Cert. Mittelstufe, in German Culture, Heidelberg University, Goethe Institute; Cert. Biblical Studies, Dallas Theological Seminary; teaches Humanities courses at The College at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas. He has also taught Philosophy and English, both in the traditional undergraduate program in The School of Arts and Sciences, and as a Master Faculty in the Graduate and Professional Studies (GAPS) division, at LeTourneau University, Longview, Texas. Previously, he was professor of English, Philosophy, Religious Studies, and coordinator of the Honors Capstone Program at Missouri College, St. Louis. Administratively, Dr. Solganick was a former Division Chair of Communications within the Dallas County Community College District and was the originating, founding Headmaster for Prestonwood Academy of Dallas. Born in Brooklyn, New York, his parents were Russian and Rumanian Jews, who immigrated to America in 1914. Dr. Solganick’s spouse, Elaine, formerly served as a professor of Criminal Justice and Sociology at Texas A&M University—Commerce, and taught Sociology at Brookhaven College, Dallas, Texas.  Dr. Solganick’s further studies include certification in German Language and Culture, at The University of Heidelberg, and at Goethe Institute, Germany; Humanities Fellow at Cornell University; Master of Liberal Arts, S.M.U., Dallas; and Master of Education, The University of North Texas, Denton. He has traveled and lectured though Germany, Sweden, Russia, and China.

• B.A., North Texas State University (1965). Major: English, Minor: Philosophy.
• M.Ed., University of North Texas (1968). Major Field: Philosophy of Education.
• M.L.A., Southern Methodist University (1981). Major Field: Liberal Arts.
• Certificate of Biblical Studies, Dallas Theological Seminary (1981).
• Mittelstufe certification (M.A. equivalent), Goethe Institute of Germany (1985). German language.
• Oberstufe certification (Ph.D. equivalent), University of Heidelberg International Institute (1993). German Language, Culture, and Philosophy
• Ph.D., University of Texas at Arlington (1998), Humanities--Rhetoric and Philosophy. Dissertation: Beyond Bruno Bettelheim's Freud and Man's Soul.
• Further Studies: The Criswell College, Dallas, Texas (2003-current), Systematic Theology.
• Further Studies: International Mission Board Certification of Apologetics, Biola University (2008-current); Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Missions and Culture (2008-current).

• The College at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort                Worth, Texas—Professor of Humanites: History of Ideas, Rhetoric, Interpretation (Hermeneutics), Reasoning (Philosophy), History of Ideas: Ancient Western Civilization, Medieval Studies Church and Empires, Enlightenment Age, (2007-current)
• LeTourneau University, Longview, Texas-Professor of Philosophy, English, Education, Humanities; Master Faculty of Graduate School Studies, 2000-2007.
• Missouri Baptist University of St. Louis –Professor of English, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Core Curriculum Coordinator, 1997-2000.
• Prestonwood School, Richardson, Texas-Originating Founding Headmaster, 1996-1997.
• Providence Preparatory School, Dallas, Texas-Teacher, Secondary Education, 1995-1996.
• University of Texas at Arlington, Texas-Graduate Study, Ph.D. Humanities, 1993-1998.
• Court Reporting Institute of Dallas, Instructor of Communications, 1993-1994.
• Eastfield College of the Dallas County Community College District – Professor of Philosophy, English-Intro to Philosophy, Logic, Ethics, German, English composition, English Literature, American Literature, World Literature, Film and Literature, 1970-1993. Division Chair of Communications/Humanities, 1981-1983.
• Tarrant County Junior College, N/E Campus – Professor of English/Development Studies, German, 1968-1970.
• Texarkana College, Texas (Texas A&M at Texarkana) – Assistant Professor of English and German, 1967-1968.
• Duncanville High School, Texas – Teacher, Secondary school studies, 1965-1967.

• Adjunct Professor, Dallas Christian College Quest Program, Adult Education
• Adjunct Professor, Dallas Baptist University, Philosophy, Religion, and English
• Adjunct Professor, Southwestern Seminary, Marshall campus, Philosophy

• External Reader, University of South Africa Graduate School of Theology
• Total Quality Management Training, University of California, Santa Barbara.
• Sharepoint Training: Basic, 2007, Intermediate 2008, 04/11/2008 SWBTS
• Logos Bible Software Training, SWBTS, 04//12/2008
• Educational Testing Service AP Training, Daytona Beach , FLA, June 11-19, 2008.
• Educational Testing Service AP Training, Daytona Beach , FLA, June 11-19, 2006.
• Educational Testing Service AP Training, Daytona Beach, FLA, June 11-19, 2007.
• AP consultant for Dystopian Literature, Houston, Texas, 10/14/2005
• Multicultural education consultant, SMU, Dallas, Texas, 02/14/2006

• Sigmund Freud’s Search for the Soul: Beyond Bruno Bettelheim’s Freud and Man’s Soul--Theories, Translations, and Truths. The University of Texas at Arlington, 1998.

• IICS International Institute for Christianity Studies Conference, Scholars Coming to Faith: Worldviews of Naturalism, Creationism, and Intelligent Design. Kansas City, Missouri. July 17-19, 2008.
• "C. S. Lewis: the Man and His Works, a 21st Century Legacy" Conference. Presenting a paper: The Hard Knock at the Door of Christianity: C.S. Lewis and W.T. Kirkpatrick: An Apologetic against Agnosticism and Atheism, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, North Carolina, Oct. 26-17, 2007.
• Southwestern Regional Conference on Christianity and Literature SCCL: "Alarming Necessities": Taste, Reading, and Theology.. Presenting a paper: Pursuing a Phenomenological Perspective of Aesthetic Theology: Aesthetic Experience and Aesthetic Studies of Faith as an Object d'Art, Dallas Baptist University, Arlington, Texas, Sept. 28-29, 2007.
• IICS International Institute for Christianity Studies Conference, Scholars Coming to Faith: Truth under Deconstruction. Presenting a paper: "Deconstructing Derrida's Diaspora: Scattering the Savior into Silence", Kansas City, Missouri, July 12-14, 2007.
• SCCCL South Central Conference on Chritianity and Literature Symposium. Paper on The Salon of Salome: Mabel Dodge, Adultery, Amorality, and the Double-Cross of the Cross. Mabel Dodge Lodge, Taos, New Mexico, May 28, 2007.
• C.S. Lewis and the Inklings Society Conference. Presenting a paper: A Spiritual Journey through the Land of Airan: Using Video-Gaming Technology in Apologetics and Worldviews, Hardin Simmons University, March 23-24, 2007.
• North Texas Federation Rhetoric Conference, Texas A&M University-Commerce, presenting a paper on Science-Fiction: Technology or Technocrat? 02/23/2007.
• GAPS Faculty Development Workshop Presenter: Higher critical thinking, LeTourneau University,Longview, Texas 04/01/2006
• C.S. Lewis and Inklings Conference, John Brown University, Arkansas, moderating student session and presenting paper 03/02/-3/03/2006
• Evangelical Theological Society, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, presenting a paper on the Sufficiency of Scripture: Truths of the Tanakh, 03/23-03/24/2006.
• Evangelical Philosophical Society, National Conference, presenting a paper on Machiavelli: Prince of Deception, Washington, DC, 11/15-11/17/ 2006.
• International Conference on Christian Studies, Kansas City, Missouri, 07/21-22/2006. Presented paper, “My Testimony and the Life of C.S. Lewis.”
• Socratic Club Panel Presentation. Business Ethics. Charles King, Chick-Filet Regional Manager. LeTourneau University. 02/26/2007.
• Privileged Planet Philosophy and Science Forum Panel Presentation with Dr. DeBoer and Dr. Ball, Professors of Physics, LeTourneau University,10/23/2005
• Science Symposium Presentation: “Science and Ethics.” LeTourneau University12/01/2005
• Art and Soul Conference, Baylor University, Waco, TX. Presenting paper: “The Amusing Use and Abuse of Comedy. March 5, 2005.
• Conference on C.S. Lewis and the Inklings, Oral Roberts University, Tulsa, OK. Presenting paper: “C.S. Lewis: Losing Face in the Death of Joy,” April 1-2, 2005.
• Southwest Evangelical Philosophical and Theological Society, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, New Orleans, LA. Presenting paper: “The Resurrected Body.” March 11-12, 2005.
• South Central Conference on Christianity Symposium, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Presenting paper: “D.H. Lawrence: Spiritual Landscape,” February 25-26, 2005.
• Texas Council of Teachers of English Language Arts, San Antonio, TX. Presenting paper: “40 Years of Celebrating Technology: Developing an Online Distance Education Course in Classics,” January 21-23, 2005.
• Southwest Conference on Christianity and Literature, Southern Nazarene University, Bethany, OK, September 30-October 1, 2004. Presenting paper: "Teaching Film and World Literature".
• Evangelical Theological Society Annual National Conference, paper: "Will you swear to tell the Truth, the Whole Truth, and Nothing but the Truth?...So help you God?" San Antonio, TX , November 17-19, 2004.
• SCMLA , South Central Conference of the Modern Language Association, Secretary, Christianity and Literature Section, New Orleans, LA, Oct. 28-30, 2004.
• International Conference in Literature and the Visual Arts/Cinema, State University of West Georgia, Atlanta, GA , Oct. 22-24, 2004. Presenting paper: "Machiavelli and Deception".
• Evangelical Theological Society Regional Conference, Dallas Theological Seminary, March 12-13, 2004
• C.S. Lewis Conference, LeTourneau University, Longview, April 1-3, 2004
• Southern Conference on Christianity and Literature, New Orleans, LA, January 22-24, 2004.
• Presenting a paper on “The Mythopoetic Psyche of C.S. Lewis: Till we have Faces.”
• Chrisitianity and the Soul of the University, Baylor Institute for Faith and Learning Conference, Waco, Tx , March 25-27, 2004. Proposed paper: “The Shape of the Christian Mind.”
• Foundation for Ethical Education, Austin, TX, April 16, 2004. Proposed paper: “Ten Laws for the Truthful Leader.”
• Evangelical Theological Society National Conference, San Antonio, November 17-19, 2004. Presenting a paper: “Ten Laws for the Truthful Leader.”
• Sigma Tau Delta Regional Confence, Oklahoma City University, November 7-9, 2003. Presented a paper on “Truth and Terrorism.”
• Southwest Conference on Christianity and Literature, John Brown University, Siloam Springs, Arkansas, September 27-30, 2003. Presented “ The Myth and Reality: CS Lewis and the Face of Jesus”.
• Southern Conference of the Modern Language Association, Hot Springs, Arkansas, October 30-November 1, 2003.
• Evangelical Theological Society Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA, November 19-21, 2003.
• Hawaii International Conference of Humanities. Invited to present a paper on “The Search for the Soul in the Humanities.” University of Hawaii, Honolulu. January 2003.
• Southwestern Association for Economics, Federation of Business Disciplines. Houston, Texas. Invited to present a paper on Business Ethics. March 4-8, 2003.
• Southwest Conference of the Evangelical Theological Society. Dallas Theological Seminary. March 21-22, 2003.
• Evangelical Theological Society, Soutwest Regional Meeting, Dallas, Texas, Criswell College. Presenting a paper, “Ethical Consequences.” March 1-2, 2002.
• Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry Convention, First Baptist Colleyville, Texas. August 20, 2002.
• Southwestern Conference on Christianity and Literature, Tulsa, OK, Oral Roberts University, October 3-5, 2002. Presenting a paper: “Thinking and teaching the Classics Christianly.”
• Evangelical Theological Society Annual Conference, Toronto , Canada. Presenting a paper on “Inclusive/Exclusive Christianity”; November 20-22, 2002.
• Southwestern Business Administration Teaching Conference, Texas Southern University, Houston, Texas. Presenting a paper and panel discussion on “Business Codes of Ethics.” October 24-25, 2002.
• Women’s Missionary Union (WMU) of Dallas. Presenting a presentation on “Missions.” December 3, 2002.
• Southern Christian Literature Conference, Baton Rouge, LA, February 2001
• Sigma Tau Delta National Conference, Corpus Christi, TX, March 2001
• Evangelical Theological Society, Longview, 2001
• Evangelical Theological Society, National Conference, Presenting a paper, “Evangelism without Apology: The Apologetics of Evangelism.”Colorado Springs, 2001.
• International Conference on Literature and Visual Arts, Atlanta, 2001
• SCLC, New Orleans, 2001
• Conference on Ethics, Beaumont, TX, April 15, 2000
• International Conference on Literature and Visual Arts, Atlanta, GA , Nov. 2000

• “Evangelism without Apology: The Apologetics of Evangelism.” Evangelical Theological Society National Conference, Colorado Springs, Colorado: November 14, 2001.
• “Lost in the Funhouse: A Postmodern Critique.” Symposium on Literature and the Visual Arts. Atlanta, Georgia: University of West Georgia, November 2-4, 2001.
• Faculty Seminar. College Council of Educational Universities. Siloam Springs, Arkansas: John Brown University, June 2001.
• “The Postmodern Literature: Postmodernism Post-Postmodernism.” Southern Christian Literature Society. New Orleans. February 18-21, 2002.
• “A Fistful of Freud: Freud, C.S. Lewis, and Oskar Pfister.” C.S. Lewis Society. Amarillo, Texas. April 13-14, 2002.
• “Teaching and Thinking about the Classics: The development of an online course.” Southern Conference of Christianity and Literature Oral Roberts University, Tulsa, Oklahoma. October 3-5, 2002.
• Evangelical Theological Society, Soutwest Regional Meeting, Dallas, Texas, Criswell College. Presenting a paper, “Ethical Consequences.” March 1-2, 2002.
• Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry Convention, First Baptist Colleyville, Texas. August 20, 2002.
• Southwestern Conference on Christianity and Literature, Tulsa, OK, Oral Roberts University, October 3-5, 2002. Presenting a paper: “Thinking and teaching the Classics Christianly.”< /font>
• Evangelical Theological Society Annual Conference, Toronto , Canada. Presenting a paper on “Inclusive/Exclusive Christianity”; November 20-22, 2002.
• Southwestern Business Administration Teaching Conference, Texas Southern University, Houston, Texas. Presenting a paper and panel discussion on “Business Codes of Ethics.” October 24-25, 2002.
• Women’s Missionary Union (WMU) of Dallas. Presenting a presentation on “Missions.” December 3, 2002.
• Hawaii International Conference of Humanities. Presenting a paper on “The Search for the Soul in the Humanities.” University of Hawaii, Honolulu. January 2003.
• Federation of Business Disciplines. Houston, Texas. Presenting a paper on Business Ethics. March 4-8, 2003.
• Southwest Conference of the Evangelical Theological Society. Dallas Theological Seminary. Presented paper, “Encountering the Multi-facet Faces of Jesus.”March 21-22, 2003.
• Evangelical Theological Society, National Conference, Presenting a paper, “ Evangelism without Apology: The Apologetics of Evangelism.”Colorado Springs, 2001.
• peaker, Impact Group of Kinder Business Associates, Dallas. April 14, 2002.
• Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society Regional Conference, presenting a paper, “Truth and Terror: Jean-Paul Sartre’s The Wall,” Oklahoma City, 2003.
• Layers of Imagery in Bram Stoker's Works." Southern Conference on Christian Literature. Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA. February, 2001.
• "Madness and Bliss in Literature." Society for Literature and Film. George Tech University, Atlanta, GA. October, 2000.
• "An Ethical/Ethnical Response to Multiculturalism, Pluralism, and Diversity." Evangelical Theological Society Midwest Regional Conference. St. Louis Christian College. March, 2000.
• "From Nu to New!: Transformation of a Pauline Philosopher." Society of Christian Philosophers Midwest Conference. Baylor University. March, 2000.
• "Utopia/Dystopia in Literature." Conference on Utopian/Dystopian Literature. Atlanta, Georgia. November, 1999.
• "Postmodern Prescriptions for the New Millennium." Evangelical Theological Society. Danvers, MA. October, 1999.
• "Freud's Literary Influence on Goethe: Organicism and Naturalism." German Studies Association National Conference. Atlanta, Georgia. October, 1999.
• "Interdisciplinary Humanities: The Origin of the Modern State." Consultant. Lee University. Cleveland, Tennessee. April, 1999.
• "Is There a Meta-Ethical Question?" Center for Applied Ethics: Value Inquiry Conference. Central Missouri State University. Warrenburg, MO. April, 1999.
• "An Invitation to an Imperative: Come Now and Let Us Reason Together." Midwestern Region, Evangelical Theological Society. St. Paul, MN. February, 1999.
• "A Meta-Ethical System for Business Planning." REALIA Conference. New Hampshire. August, 1998.
• "What Happens Post Post-Modernism?" Campus Crusades for Christ Chapter, Truman State University. December, 1998.
• "Freud's Philosophical Search for the Soul." National Association of Baptist Philosophy Teachers. New Orleans. September, 1998.
• "The Ethics of Giving." Missouri Baptist Development Council. Windemere. November, 1997.
• "Integrating Faith and Learning." Missouri Baptist College. Faculty Forum. November, 1997.
• "Sigmund Freud in Search of a Philosophical Soul." Philosophy Symposium. Dallas Baptist University. Dallas, TX. March, 1996.
• "A Postmodern Prescription for Education." Faculty Convocation, LeTourneau University, Dallas campus. January, 1996.
• "Critical Thinking across the Curriculum." Southern Regional Conference on English. Las Cruces, NM. 1992.
• "Something Tells Me This Is Not Kansas Anymore: Revisiting the Wizard of Oz." Southwestern Community College Humanities Association. Kansas City. 1988.
• "Heidegger and the Problem of Technology." Philosophy Symposium. University of North Texas. Denton, TX. 1983.
• "New Age Philosophies and Futurism--A New Cult?" Philosophy Society, University of Texas at Dallas. 1983.
• "Nietzsche: The Diary of a Mad Man." Humanists of North Texas. Dallas, Texas. 1982.

• Great Ideas in Philosophy Study Guide. LeTourneau University Curriculum Development Institute. 2008.
• Pushkin’s Fairy Tales: The Golden Cockerel /Moral and Religious Lessons. Ed. Ergun Caner. Adapted from Russian by Harvey Solganick. Kregel Publications.
• The Composed Christian. Handbook for Writers. Zondervan Publications, considered for publication.
• Constructive Christian Critical Theory. Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publications, considered for publication.

• Solganick, Harvey. Encyclopedia of Christian Civilization. Articles. Blackwell Publishers. 2006-2007.
• Solganick, Harvey and Arthur A. Parry. Our Holy God and Sinful Man: Truths of the Tanakh and Torah. iUniverse Publications, 2007.
• Solganick, Harvey. “Forward.” Arthur A. Parry, Learning to Pray with the Psalmists. Publish America, 2005.
• Solganick, Harvey. “Mornings in (New) Mexico: D.H. Lawrence.” Journal of Christianity and Literature. Xavier University Press. (accepted for publication by Xavier University Press for 2007-2008).
• Solganick, Harvey and Arthur A. Parry. The Sufficiency of Scripture in the Tanakh. (proposed to Proteus Press, Fall 2006 Journal of Judaism, Islam, and Christianity).
• Solganick, Harvey. “Testimony of College Faith.” College Faith: Volume 3. Andrews University Press (accepted 2006-2007).
• Solganick, Harvey. “A Matrix of Medici: Machiavelli’s The Prince.” Journal of Political Studies. Blackwell Press (submitted for 2006-2007).
• Solganick, Harvey. “R.G. LeTourneau: a Biography.” Encyclopedia of Baptists. Broadman and Holman Publishers (submitted for 2006-2007).
• Solganick, Harvey. “The Integration of Organic Form and Physics.” Interdisciplinary Journal of Nature, Literature, and Ecology. Lewisburg, PA: Bucknell University Press, 2006. (submitted for 2006-2007)
• Solganick, Harvey. “The Hard Knock at the Door of Christianity: C.S. Lewis and W.T. Kirkpatrick-An Apologetic against Atheism and Agnosticism.” Cambridge Scholars Press, 2007. (submitted for publication, 2006 , International Institute of Christian Studies)
• Solganick, Harvey. “The Hard Knock at the Door of Christianity: C.S. Lewis and W.T. Kirkpatrick-An Apologetic against Atheism and Agnosticism.” Publisher to be announced, 2007. (submitted for publication, 2006 , John Brown University Conference on C.S. Lewis and Inklings)
• Christian Classics in Literature. Online Distance education Web development. Longview: Graduate and Professional Studies, LeTourneau University, 2001.
• Business Communications for Managers. Longview, TX: LeTourneau University Institute for Professional Development (IPD), 1996. Revision, 2000.
• Great Ideas Through the Centuries. Longview, TX: LeTourneau University Institute for Professional Development, 2000.
• Confessions: A Novel. Ed., Harvey E. Solganick. Transl. Matthew Kinjaryfinkl. Commerce: Texas A&M University Press, 2000.

• “D.H. Lawrence: Spiritual Landscape”. Xavier Press, 2005, to be published.
• “Article,” Encyclopedia of Religion. Broadman, Holman.(2006) to be published.
• Solganick, Harvey and Arthur A. Parry. The Sufficiency of Scripture in the Tanakh. (proposed to Proteus Press, Fall 2006 Journal of Judaism, Islam, and Christianity).
• Solganick, Harvey. “Testimony of College Faith.” College Faith: Volume 3. Andrews University Press (accepted 2006-2007).
• Solganick, Harvey. “A Matrix of Medici: Machiavelli’s The Prince.” Journal of Political Studies. Blackwell Press (submitted for 2006-2007).
• Solganick, Harvey. “R.G. LeTourneau: a Biography.” Encyclopedia of Baptists. Broadman and Holman Publishers (submitted for 2006-2007).
• Solganick, Harvey. “The Integration of Organic Form and Physics.” Interdisciplinary Journal of Nature, Literature, and Ecology. Lewisburg, PA: Bucknell University Press, 2006. (submitted for 2006-2007)

• “Globalization in the Age of Inquiry.” Virtual Symposium on Ethics. Beaumont, TX: internet, 2000.
• “Inclusive/Exclusive Christianity.” Toronto: Evangelical Theological Society, internet http://www.zondervan.com, 2002.

• "Globalization in the Age of Inquiry." Virtual Symposium on Ethics. Beaumont, TX. Internet (2000).
• Business Communications for Managers.Institute for Professional Development, LeTourneau University, 1996. Revised 1999.
• "Christian Critical Thinking across the Curriculum for a New Year and a New Century." Circle 5.24 (1999): 1-2.
• Great Ideas Through the Centuries. Institute for Professional Development, LeTourneau University, 1999.
• "Is there an Ultimate Meta-Question in Value Inquiry?" Journal of Value Inquiry. Center for Applied Ethics: Central Missouri State University (1999).
• "A Meta-Ethical Model for Planning." Contemporary Philosophy Journal (1999).
• "Articulation between the Secondary School and University German Programs." Newsletter. American Association of Teachers of German (1998).
• "The Shape of the Christian Mind: Evangelical Attitudes toward Intellectual Matters." Courier Magazine (Fall, 1998).
• C.S. Lewis: English Writer, Philosopher, and Theologian. Dallas: Dallas Christian College, 1996.
• Leadership and Abraham Lincoln. Institute for Professional Development, LeTourneau University, 1996.
• Creating Critical, Constructive Consciousness Across the Curriculum: A Guide to Critical Thinking. Dallas: H.E.S. Inc. Publications / Dallas County Community College District, 1992.
• "A Humanities Curriculum for the Future." Community College Humanities Association Journal (1981).
• "Who's Afraid of the Zoo Story in the American Dream?" College Council of Teachers of English Journal (1978).
• "R.D. Laing: A Personality Theory." Proceedings: New Mexico-West Texas Philosophical Society (1976).

• “C.S. Lewis and W.T. Kirkpatrick: An Apologetic against Atheism and Agnosticism.” John Brown University Symposium Collection website (2006). International Conference of Christian Studies Colloquial Papers website (2006).
• “The Holiness of God and Sinfulness of Mankind.” Portland, Or: Theological Research Exchange Network (TREN). 05 April 2006. CD Rom.

• Philosophy of Science : A Contemporary Introduction. Alex Rosenberg. Routledge Press.(2008)
• Christianity and Literature (2008). The Task of the Critic: Poetics, Philosophy, Religion. Henry Sussman. Fordham University Press, 2005.
• Criswell Journal of Theology (1996)
• Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society (1994)
• Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society. Davidson, Richard M. Flame of Yahweh: Sexuality in the Old Testament.
  Peabody: Hendrickson, 2007 (2007).
• The New Pastor’s Handbook. James Bryant and Mac Brunson. Kregel. (2007).

• Ede, Lisa. Work in Progress, 6th edition, Bedford St. Martins Press, 2005.

• Alpha Chi National College Scholarship Society
• Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society: 5 year Service Award for Sponsorship (2007)
• Who’s Who in International Education (2006)
• CCEU Grant, Faculty Seminar, John Brown University
• English Language Institute of China, Visiting Scholar Grant, Yanshan University, China, 2002.
• Ten Year Service Award. LeTourneau University, 2001.
• Fifteen Year Service Award. LeTourneau University, 2006.
• Conference Award, Sigma Tau Delta, Literary Criticism, 2007.

• International Who's Who for Professionals. 1997.
• Great Teaching Seminar Grant. Salado, Texas, August, 1992.
• Faculty Development Award: Critical Thinking Across the Campus Workshop. Dallas County Community College District, 1991.
• Innovator of the Year Award. The League for Innovation in the Community College. 1991.
• National Endowment for the Humanities Seminar Grant: "Freud's Readings in the Personal Library of Freud." Freud Museum, London, 1991.
• Master Teacher Award: National Institute for Staff and Organizational&a