LEADERSHIP
Developing a Christian Mind (DCM) at Oxford is led by Donald Hay (Emeritus Fellow of Jesus College/Department of Economics, Founding Head, Social Sciences Division), and Ard Louis (Professor of Theoretical Physics). Lionel Tarassenko (President of Reuben College) is Chair of the Advisory Board.
Lionel Tarassenko
President of Reuben College
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Donald Hay
Emeritus Fellow of Jesus College
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Ard Louis
Professor of Theoretical Physics
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TEAM
Developing a Christian Mind is an interdisciplinary set of two conferences that is lead by senior Oxford academics and sits administratively in Wycliffe Hall, under the leadership of Dr. Jonathan Brant. Some administrative tasks are currently contracted out to the Oxford Pastorate. Senior Oxford academics offer oversight, lectures, and convene conference streams.
Alissa Moore-Williams helps with the co-ordination of the Developing a Christian Mind conferences. Jessica Cheng assists with the administration of the Developing a Christian Mind conferences. David Williams is Postgraduate Liaison and Advisor and is assisting us with conference promotion.
Contributors
Sabina Alkire
Director of the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI)
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Max Baker-Hytch
Tutor in Philosophy
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Nigel Biggar
Regius Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology, and Director of the McDonald Centre for Theology, Ethics, and Public Life
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PAUL BILLINGHAM
Associate Professor of Political Theory
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Grant Blank
Survey Research Fellow, Oxford Internet Institute
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Katherine Blundell
Professor of Astrophysics
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Stephen Blundell
Professor of Physics
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Jonathan Brant
Research Fellow, Harris Manchester College
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SAM BREWITT-TAYLOR
Darby Fellow in History
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Andrew Briggs
Professor of Nanomaterials
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DIANA Briggs
General Secretary, Christians in Science
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alice brooke
Tutor in Spanish
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JEONGYOON CHOI
Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Biochemistry
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David Cranston
Associate Professor of Surgery
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Samuel cohen
Associate Professor of Mathematics
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CATHERINE DILNOT
Senior Lecturer in Accounting, Finance and Economics
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Timothy Endicott
Professor of Legal Philosophy
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PAUL EWART
Professor of Physics
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NADIA FALZONE
Postdoctoral Researcher in Radiotherapeutics and Radioimaging
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JoRG Friederichs
Associate Professor of Politics
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JEREMY GIBBONS
Professor of Computing
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Kezia Gaitskell
Academic Clinical Lecturer in Histopathology
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John Gallacher
Professor of Cognitive Health
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JOHN GITTINS
Professor in Applied Probability and Operations Research
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SCOTT HALE
Senior Data Scientist and Research Fellow, Programme Director of the MSc in Social Data Science
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Simon Horobin
Professor of English Language and Literature
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DAVID HOWEY
Associate Professor in Engineering Science
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PETER JEAVONS
Head of Department of Computer Science
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JONATHAN JONG
Research Coordinator of the Institute of Cognitive and Evolutionary Anthropology
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Stuart Judge
Emeritus Reader in Physiology
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Bernhard kasberger
Junior Research Fellow in Economics
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MIRIAM Klein-Flügge
Postdoctoral Fellow in Experimental Psychology
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CArOLYN LANDAU
Postgraduate Prayer Pastor, St. Aldate’s Church
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PER LANDGREN
Visiting Scholar at Wolfson College
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DAVE LEAL
Lecturer in Philosophy
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Michael Lloyd
Principal of Wycliffe Hall
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DANIEL MAUGHAN
Consultant Psychiatrist Oxon El Service
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Tim Maughan
Professor of Clinical Oncology
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Alister McGrath
Andreas Idreos Professor of Science and Religion
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EWAN McKENDRICK
Professor of English Private Law
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Teresa Morgan
Professor of Graeco-Roman History
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JONATHAN PATTERSON
Career Development Fellow in French
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Stan Rosenberg
Executive Director, SCIO
Faculty Member, Wycliffe Hall
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TOM SIMPSON
Associate Professor of Philosophy and Public Policy
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LORNA SMITH
Associate Professor in Chemistry
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BETHANY SOLLEREDER
Postdoctoral Fellow in Science and Religion
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Elaine Storkey
Independent academic and author
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Lionel Tarassenko
Professorial Fellow in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Stephen Tuck
Professor of Modern History
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Imaobong Umoren
Assistant Professor, International History
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Benno van den torren
Professor of Intercultural Theology at PThU
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THORSTEN WAHL
Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Physics
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sarah williams
Senior Reseach Fellow, Regent College, Vancouver
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Support from Senior Academics
The following senior members of the university have given their full support to the Developing a Christian Mind programme:
Professor Nigel Biggar, Regius Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology; Director of the McDonald Centre for Theology, Ethics, and Public Life; Christ Church, Oxford
Professor Katherine Blundell, Professor of Astrophysics; St John’s College, Oxford
Professor Stephen Blundell, Professor of Physics; Mansfield College, Oxford
Professor Andrew Briggs, Professor of Nanomaterials; St Anne’s College, Oxford
Sir Andrew Dilnot, Warden of Nuffield College, Oxford
Professor Timothy Endicott, Professor of Legal Philosophy; former Dean of the Law Faculty; Balliol College, Oxford
Donald Hay, former Head of the Division of Social Sciences; Emeritus Fellow and Tutor in Economics, Jesus College
Professor Alister McGrath, Andreas Idreos Professor of Science and Religion at Oxford University; Director of the Ian Ramsey Centre for Science and Religion
Professor Ewan McKendrick, Former University Registrar; Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford
Professor Stephen Tuck, Professor of Modern History; former Director of the Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH); Pembroke College, Oxford
Dr Ralph Walker, former Head of the Humanities Division; Emeritus Fellow and Tutor in Philosophy, Magdalen College, Oxford