RES 899 11 - Dissertation Writing and Defense II

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Dissertation Writing and Defense II (RES 899)

Term: 2020-2021 Summer

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Jerry M Hullinger
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Hello, I'm Dr. Hullinger and I am excited to be the professor for this class! I grew up in Illinois and after high school attended Moody Bible Institute and then Dallas Theological Seminary. I have two children, three granddaughters, and one grandson. I love studying the Bible and Theology and await with excitement to see God fulfill everything he has promised when Christ reigns on earth!
Gilbert G. Braithwaite
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Larry Alvin Tyler
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Alan D Ingalls
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Barkev S. Trachian
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Howard D. Owens
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Before joining the faculty of Piedmont International University in 2015, I was a missionary in France (1989-2001), received a PhD from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (2001-2005), where I also taught as an adjunct professor. I also have taught online at Tennessee Temple University (2006-2015), at Liberty University (since 2009), and Luther Rice College and Seminary (2012-2021).

My areas of interests are Missions, Christian Education, and Biblical Studies. My research specialization is qualitative research, and I have held local church, mission agency, and seminary leadership positions. 

I am married to Trudy. We have three adult children, two children-in-laws, and one grandson.
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Continuation of research and writing in consultation with the dissertation advisor. The student is required to submit the revised versions of the first two chapters and write the remaining chapters, including the following: introduction and conclusion, the entire first draft, all necessary corrections, and the final draft.