Mary E. Hess
Associate Professor of Educational Leadership

Mary E. HessEmail:
mhess@luthersem.edu

Personal Website:
http://www.luthersem.edu/mhess/

Office:
651-641-3232    GH 107

Curriculum Vitae for Mary E. Hess

Courses:

EL 3541 01 LEARNING IN THE PRESENCE OF OTHERS Summer Session 2013-2014
EL 1515 01 F6 EDUCATION I Spring 2013-2014
EL 3530 01 S6 REL EDUC IN RELATION TO CREATION Spring 2013-2014
EL 1515 01 EDUCATION I January Term 2013-2014
EL 1515 50 EDUCATION I - ONLINE Fall 2013-2014
EL 3517 50 S6 MEDIA AND TECH IN PARISH EDUC-ONLINFall 2013-2014
EL 3539 01 F6 CHRISTIAN ED AND DISMANTLING RACISMFall 2013-2014
EL 3517 01 MEDIA AND TECH IN PARISH EDUCATION Summer Session 2012-2013
SG 4400 01 LTSG-RELIGION AND MEDIA CAPSTONE Summer Session 2012-2013
IC 2643 50 GOSPEL AND GLOBAL MEDIA CULT-ONLINESpring 2012-2013

Education:

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Ph.D.Boston College
Chestnut Hill, MA
1998
M.T.S.Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
1992
B.A.Yale University
New Haven, CT
1985

Biography:

Mary Hess joined the Luther Seminary faculty in July of 2000. Hess received her B.A. degree in American Studies in 1985 from Yale University in New Haven, Conn. She received her M.T.S. degree in 1992 from Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass. In 1998, she received her Ph.D. in religion and education from Boston College in Chestnut Hill, Mass.

Hess' most recent professional experience includes serving

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Profile:

Popular culture is full of theological searching, we just have to be open to the conversation! We can’t be afraid of questions.

Students who sign up for Mary Hess's course on Christian education shouldn't expect to learn a laundry list of Sunday school tricks. That's because her approach is more like musical improvisation.

"The people learning in our churches are so diverse," she says. [more...]

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