Bill's abiding passion is for teaching the Bible and demonstrating its extreme relevance in a culturally meaningful way through rigourous biblical criticism, creativity and the theological task. Her research interests include the history and historiography of Christian doctrine, hermeneutics, and theological method. He is also at home with his son, Dylan, and assists Dylan in his own internet schooling through Edmonton Public Schools. Dale is nearing the completion of his Ph.D. in Religion at Claremont Graduate University in Claremont, California. His spouse Carol teaches in Camrose for the Elk Island Roman Catholic Separate School District.
Dale enjoys music, reading, swimming, hiking, and music.
He brings a passion for conversation and dialogue to the Ethics course, and sees ethics primarily as intentional deliberation over the nature of goodness and beauty in a community context. The format for the course will reflect these commitments, and, it is hoped, will provide for mutual enrichment for all concerned. His second love is the wisdom literature, particularly Job, Ecclesiastes and some of the Mesopotamian and Egyptian texts. Graeme The instructor, Graeme Clark, is a psychologist in private practise specializing in life transitions, health and sports psychology and men's issues. His work has been translated into nine foreign languages.