Grant Recipients
Previous Recipients
2008
James Chappel, Research Fellow at Columbia University, for the project,
“Ronald A. Knox: A Bibliography”; Ruth Gaba, Access Services Librarian
at Concordia Theological Seminary, and Kate Ganski, Librarian at Saint
Francis Seminary, for the project, “An Empirical Study of the Research
Behavior of Seminarians.”
2007
Indian Theological Library Association, for the project
"Directory of Theses and Dissertations of Indian Theological
Libraries"
2006
Michael J. Paulus, Jr., Technical Services Librarian, Special Collections, Princeton Theological Seminary Libraries, for his project, “Archibald Alexander: A Bibliographic Essay”
Anthony J. Elia, Academic Technology Librarian, JKM Library, for his project, “Christian Cabala―An Annotated Bibliography.”
2005
Tatiana Nikolova-Houston, doctoral student at the University of Texas at Austin School of Information, “Bibliographical Guide to Slavic Religious Manuscripts”
Melody Layton McMahon, catalog librarian and liaison to religious studies at the Grasselli Library at John Carroll University, and David R. Stewart, director of library services at Luther Seminary, for their project tentatively titled “ The ATLA Reader: Celebrating 60 Years of Theological Librarianship.”
2004
James Elisha, Bethel Bible College - India, "A Bibliography for
History of Christianity in Andhra"
Douglas Gragg, Emory University, for his project entitled "Cognitive Science of Religion: A Comprehensive Bibliography."
2003
Maurice A. Robinson, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake
Forest, North Carolina. "A Comprehensive Bibliography of Material Relating
to the Pericope Adulterae (Jn 7:53-8:11) with Specific Indexing."
2002
Fr. Thomas Orians, S.A., Caldwell College. Worlds of Faith and the
HIV/AIDS Pandemic.
2001
Ivan Gaetz, Regis University and David Stewart, Princeton Theological
Seminary. A complete revision of Theological Libraries and Librarianship:
A Bibliography
2000
Avital Pinnick, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Bibliography of
the Dead Sea Scrolls and Associated Literature 1995-2000, to be
published as part of The Orion Center for the Study of the Dead Sea
Scrolls and Associated Literature Bibliography Project, also available on-line.
1999
Matthew Floding, Western Seminary. The Calling of the Christian: An
Annotated Bibliography.
1998
Terry D. Robertson, Andrews University. New Testament Criticism: An
Annotated Bibliography.
1997
O'Grady, Kathleen, ed. Julia Kristeva: A Bibliography of Sources in
French and English. Bowling Green, OH.: Philosophy Documentation Center,
1997.
1996
(1) Janet C. Kvamme, New York City. Pastoral Care of the Sick and
Dying.
(2) Fidel Iglesias, Eastern Kentucky University. The Argentinan
Clergy, Independence, and the Rivadavian Reforms, 1806-1827, published
as, "The Platine Clergy, Independence, and the Rivadavian Reforms,
1806-27: Historical Overview and Select Bibliography," Journal of
Religious & Theological Information 3 (2000): 119-151.
(3) H. D. (Sandy) Ayer, The Christian and Missionary Alliance,
published as, "The Christian and Missionary Alliance: An Annotated
Bibliography of Textual Sources," ATLA Bibliography Series, no. 45
(Lanham, MD: Scarecrow Press, 2001).
1995
(1) Stephen Crocco, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. Writings of H.
Richard Niebuhr.
(2) James L. Schaaf, Trinity Lutheran Seminary. A Select Bibliography
on the History of the Christian Church.
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