Janet Giddings

 Janet Giddings

Janet M. Giddings

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With Giddings, you get what you put in the class. He was not difficult. He only gave a few assignments. Nothing very serious. I got an A because I showed up to class.

Biography

Janet Giddings is a/an Lecturer in the California State University department at California State University

San Jose State University - Philosophy


Resume

  • 2012

    North American Paul Tillich Society

    Books

    Medical Ethics

    Interdisciplinary Teaching

    Volunteer Management

    Consulting

    Philosophy

    Ethics

    Professional & Business Ethics

    Course Development

    Philosophy of Religion

    Comparative Religion

    Teaching

    Religious Studies

    University Teaching

    Project Management

    Ignatian Spirituality

    Research

    Theology

    Religious Ethics

    Higher Education

    Giddings

    Teaching includes philosophy (SJSU) mostly applied ethics: business

    medical

    social; and (SCU) religious studies: christian tradition

    religions of the Book (Judaism

    Christianity

    Islam); religious ethics and business; theology

    scriptures

    Janet

    Giddings

    Santa Clara University

    Truckee Meadows Community College

  • 2004

    Master of Arts

    Philosophy: Focus in Applied Ethics

    San Jose State University

    The Outer Dimension of Islam: Texts

    History & People: PSR

    Exegetical study of St. Ignatius Spiritual Exercises

    Jesuit Center Los Altos

    Vatican II: University of San Francisco with Archbishop John Quinn

    The Modern Self: Locke

    Rousseau

    Nietzsche

    Kant

    Heidegger

    Charles Taylor

    Stanford

    Workshop: Jesuit Pedagogy: 1548-2025

    USF

    Workshop: Teaching with the Brain in Mind USF

    Workshop on Science & Religion: Center for Theology & Natural Sciences

    Berkeley

    Workshop: Universal Design for Learning: SJSU Grant awarded

    Art & Spirituality of the Icon

    PSR

    The Role of the Bible in Public Life in the 21st Century: PSR Berkeley

    Counseling Techniques for Educators: UC Berkeley Ext

    Hebrew Scriptures from a Third World Perspective

    PSR

  • 2003

    University of Nevada

    Reno

    Community Volunteer

    San Jose State University

    Santa Clara

    California

    At SCU I teach religious studies courses which include: Christian Tradition; Religions of the Book: Judaism

    Christianity

    Islam; Catholic Spirituality; Faith

    Justice & Poverty. In 2013 I created a new course: Religious Ethics and Business. I also teach on Paul Tillich

    human trafficking from a theological and religious response

    and slavery in American religious traditions.\n\nLecture on \"Swedenborg and Social Media: poetry by Edwin Markham\"

    at the Swedenborg Church

    San Francisco.\n\n

    Adjunct Lecturer

    Religious Studies

    Santa Clara University

    I taught Religions of Abraham and Women's Studies

    University of Nevada

    Reno

    San Jose State University

    San Jose

    California

    I am forever curious

    and my main research interests include: the philosophical theology of Edwin Markham; ethics and gambling; human trafficking; applied ethics: medical

    business

    social; philosophical investigations; and pedagogy.\n\nPaper presented \"Truly a Preacher: Religious ideas and themes in poetry by the American poet Edwin Markham\" at the American Academy of Religion. This paper was part of a cosponsored session on the theme \"New Approaches to Social Gospel Theology\" with others works presented on Josiah Strong; Social Gospel and the Harlem renaissance; and Black Spirituals.\n\n\n

    Adjunct Professor

    Courses: Western Tradition; philosophy; comparative religions.

    Truckee Meadows Community College

    Project Manager-Volunteer

    Successful experience in project management for non-profits. Good at program analysis and budgeting volunteer-to-goal dynamics.\n\nMy work includes single events and event chains; large and small projects. Work can include underwriting and/or raising funds

    volunteer management

    media relations.\n\nI enjoy helping grass roots organizations.

    Community Volunteer

  • 1994

    Master of Arts

    Theology & Religious Studies

    University of San Francisco

  • 1986

    B.A.

    Humanities; Religious Studies

    Dominican University of California

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