Professional Bio
Elizabeth holds a PhD in Religious Studies from Marquette University in Wisconsin, specializing in the New Testament. She also holds both a Masters and Licentiate in Sacred Theology from the International Theological Institute in Austria and a Bachelors in German Language, Literature, and Culture from Central Michigan University. Her dissertation—entitled “‘Hearing the Voice of the Bridegroom’: A Johannine Nuptial Christology for the 21st Century”—centers on Jesus as Bridegroom and Jesus's encounters with women in the Gospel of John. She has two years’ experience teaching theology to undergraduates, including one semester teaching the Gospel of John to seminarians at St. Patrick’s Pontifical University of Maynooth, Ireland.
Institution
Marquette University
Full Member
Education:
International Theological Institute, Trumau, AUST 2018
S.T.M.
International Theological Institute, Trumau, AUST 2020
S.T.L.
Awards:
2024 CBA's Verbum Emerging Scholars Fellowship
NT Books
John
NT Topics
Christology, History of Interpretation -Patristic, New Testament Studies, Parables
Hermeneutics
Biblical Theology, Reception History
Modern Languages (for research and speaking)
German
Year Grad Student Member
2024
Year Full Member
2026
Available formats for presentations
In-person, Virtual, Hybrid
Speakers Bureau Partner
No