AGM2018 - Evaluation

1. Meeting Evaluation

Your feedback on the Annual International Meeting of the Catholic Biblical Association of America is invaluable to those planning future meetings.
Please take a moment to complete the Evaluation Form for the 2018 Annual Meeting at Regis University. 

• Click here to go to the Evaluation Form.

2. Nominations Committee Survey

At the Business Meeting, Brigid Frein, Chair of the Committee on Nominations, stated that the committee is soliciting early suggestions for next year's nominations.

• Click here to go to the Nominations Survey.

DEADLINE FOR BOTH: AUGUST 21. All submissions are anonymous.

2018 Annual General Meeting

The Eighty-first International Meeting of the Catholic Biblical Association
was held at Regis University in Denver, Colorado
July 28-31, 2018 (Saturday-Tuesday) 
Thank you to all who participated. Please complete the Evaluation Form.

CCD Grant Recipients

2018

This spring, the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine (CCD) awarded grants in the amount of $46,729 for three projects that support the goals of the CCD to promote Catholic biblical literacy and Catholic biblical interpretation.

Bishop Robert J. Brennan, Auxiliary Bishop of Rockville Centre and Member of the CCD-CBA Liaison Committee, commented, "It is heartening to see the renewed interest in Biblical literacy at every level of formation and Church life. I am glad that the CCD-CBA grants will foster practical responses to this interest."

Funding for these grants comes from the royalties received from the publication of the New American Bible and its derivative works which the CCD develops, publishes, promotes, and distributes.

The three projects sponsored by the CCD are as follows:

• $10,000 to Dr. Timothy Carmody (Professor, Graduate Program Director, Spring Hill College, St. Mobile, Alabama) for the development and teaching of three courses in Biblical Studies of first year deacon candidates of the Diocese of Jackson, MS. The three courses will provide an Introduction to Biblical Studies and Revelation as well as in-depth studies of the Prophets, and the synoptic Gospels.
• $12,679 to Dr. Mahri Leonard-Fleckman (Assistant Professor, Providence College, Rhode Island) for a two-month stay in Israel to facilitate work at the École biblique et archéologique française de Jérusalem and on an archaeological dig to develop a book on how the Bible and archaeological evidence might together provide a better understanding of both the ancient society and the biblical text.
• $24,050 to Dr. Rafael Ramirez (Affiliate Assistant Professor, University of Dallas, Neuhoff School of Ministry, Texas) for the funding of one scholarship for the MTS/Biblical Studies program at the University of Dallas Neuhoff School of Ministry. Upon graduation, the scholarship recipient will teach in the Escuela Catolica Biblica.

The next grant application deadline is July 1. Click here for more information.

Accepting Applications - Emerging Scholars Fellowship

The Catholic Biblical Association of America is now accepting applications for the 2019 Emerging Scholars Fellowship. 

Application Deadline: January 15

• Application Form
• Recommendation Form
• Flyer

  ---