Dr. San Young Lee
Dr. San Young Lee
Dr. San Young Lee
Education
- Vanderbilt University, Ph D, in Religion and Personality, May of 2006
- Princeton Seminary, Th M, spring of 1995
- Duke University, M Div, spring of 1994
- Mid-America Nazarene University, B A, in Religion, fall of 1989
Teaching experience
- Instructor of Korean Language at Duke University (1993-1994)
- Teaching assistant at Vanderbilt University for the class, Asian Themes of Religion (fall of 1998)
- Visiting professor at Wesleyan Institute in Sydney, Australia
- Assistant Professor at Asia Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary
Primary competence
- Pastoral care and counseling, Pastoral theology, World religions (ideologies) and women, Comparative religions: Christianity, Confucianism, Buddhism, Shintoism, Hinduism
Secondary competence
- Congregational studies
- intro level of Bible courses
- intro level of Church History
- Spiritual Direction courses
- Worship and Liturgy
Publication
- “Chu-seok (Korean Thanksgiving)” in Exploring Faith (Cokesbury, fall of 2004)
- Translation works in English-Korean Hymnal (Cokesbury, fall of 2001)
- A chapter contributed to the book, Global Readings of the New Testament, forthcoming for publication through Pilgrim Press
- Dissertation: “Neo-Confucianism and Women from a Healing Perspective”
Paper presentation
- “Comparative Views on Women from Neo-Confucianism and Dong-hak” at the annual meeting of American Academy of Religion in Nov. of 2007 in San Diego
- Presented a paper at ATS theological forum on “Do you feel the pain of Hannunym (God) when you stamp your feet on the earth?” in Feb. in Manila
- Associate minister at United Methodist Church in Raleigh, North Carolina for multi-cultural ministry from September of 1994 to Dec. of 1997
- Associate minister at Korean United Methodist Church in Nashville, Tennessee for multi-cultural ministry from January of 1998 to January of 2000
- Full time associate minister for Multi-cultural English-Korean ministry at Korean Presbyterian Church in Memphis, Tennessee from May of 2000 to June of 2001
- Full time Associate minister at Dale Church of the Nazarene in Madison, Tennessee from July of 2001 to 2007
- Membership
American Academy of Religion
Church related Service