Cool Conference Opportunity with SEBTS

Josh Carroll

I received this invite for a cool conference opportunity from my friend Andrew:

Good morning, and greetings from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, NC! I hope you are doing well.

We at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary are pleased to announce the 2016 SEBTS PhD Symposium Competition on A Theology of Faith, Work, and Economics. The Symposium Competition is available to all current PhD students and will be hosted on our campus in Wake Forest, NC. Accepted finalists (10) will compete for three cash prizes and the grand prize of publication in the Southeastern Theological Review. Transportation to/from and lodging in Wake Forest are provided for all finalists.

Please see 1) the attached letter of announcement from Dr. Charles L. Quarles, the director of PhD studies here at SEBTS and 2) The attached overview of the PhD Symposium Competition Process. All PhD Symposium Competition information can also be found athttp://intersectproject.org/events/ph-d-student-challenge-symposium/.

We humbly ask that you would please pass word of this opportunity to any PhD students in your academic community. The deadline for abstract submissions for all applicants is March 1, 2016. Thank you in advance for your help with this. Please email me directly with any questions you may have.

Cordially,

Andrew Koetsier

SEBTS PhD Symposium Competition Coordinator

akoetsier@sebts.edu

Josh Carroll
Josh received his PhD in New Testament from the University of Aberdeen, UK. More importantly, he is a husband to his awesome wife Melodie and the father of three energy filled young boys.

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