Resume

• 2007

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Theology/Theological Studies

  University of St. Michaels College

  Church History

  Catholic Social Justice

  Sacraments

  Christian Morality

  Feministic Theology

  Liberation Theology and Current Theological Trends

  Old Testament

  Vocations

  New Testament

  Magisterial Documents and Catholic Ecumenism

  Vatican II: Ecumenism and Interreligious Dialogue

  Technology

  Evangelization and Our Youth

  History of Religious Education

• 2004

  Master of Arts (M.A.)

  Theology/Theological Studies

  Seton Hall University

• 1999

  Bachelor's degree

  Religion/Religious Studies

  Rutgers

  The State University of New Jersey-New Brunswick

• Teaching

  Professional Learning Communities

  Curriculum Design

  Classroom Management

  Research

  Cooperative Learning

  Curriculum Mapping

  Parent-Teacher Communication

  Differentiated Instruction

  Chamber Music

  Lesson Planning

  Higher Education

  Curriculum Development

  Public Speaking

  Middle School

  Teacher Training

  Secondary Education

  Student-Centered Learning

  “Страдания-любовь: софианское представление Сергия

  “Страдания-любовь: софианское представление Сергия

  Review of “Sergius N. Bulgakov

  Jacobs Ladder: On Angels”

  “On the Acquisition of the Holy Spirit: Sergius Bulgakov and the Theotokos”

  “Mother Theresa is True Model for Discipleship\"

  “Marian Dogmas and Reunion: What Can Eastern Catholics Teach Us About Catholic Ecumenism?”

  “The Economic and Immanent Trinity: Implications of Karl Rahner’s Trinitarian Theology for the Contemporary North American Catholic-Orthodox Ecumenical Movement”

  My name is Walter N. Sisto

  and I am currently an Adjunct Professor of Theology at St. Leo University and a doctoral candidate in theology at the University of St. Michael’s College in Toronto

  Ontario

  Canada. All requirements for my degree will be completed by May 2013. \n\nMy ultimate goal as an educator and scholar is to inspire my students to think critically

  communicate effectively

  and to act morally so as to prepare them to enter the workforce and make a positive impact on society. \n\nI have more than seven years of teaching experience

  and have taught students from many diverse cultural and religious backgrounds. Currently

  I teach Christian Morality to undergraduate students. One of my goals as an instructor in this position is to create an active learning environment that engages students in a manner that fosters a connection between teaching

  research

  and practice. My previous experience as an instructor has provided me with many opportunities to develop and perfect my teaching strategies. \n\nAnother instructional goal of mine is to create an environment in the classroom where students feel safe enough to be honest

  yet are still challenged to maximize their learning potential. Throughout my seven years of teaching at the secondary

  undergraduate

  and graduate school levels

  I have been diligent in creating and implementing various instructional methods that effectively integrate new technology into my discussions

  lectures

  and assignments. My administrators have commented that my classes are creative

  interesting

  interactive

  well-organized and highly conducive to active student learning. They describe me as a forward-thinking

  energetic

  and hard-working employee. In October 2011

  I received the Excellence in Teaching Award by the Notre Dame Club of Greater Orlando Region that was voted upon by my former students.

  Walter

  St. Leo University

  Diocese of St. Catharines

  Bishop Moore Catholic High School

  Christian Brothers Academy

  University of St. Michael's College

  Immaculate Conception Church

  Diocese of St. Augustine

  University of St. Michael's College

  Youth Minister

  Immaculate Conception Church

  Lecturer

  I teach ecumenism to second year diaconate candidates.

  Diocese of St. Catharines

  Religion Teacher

  Bishop Moore Catholic High School

  Christian Brothers Academy

  Lincroft NJ

  Religion Teacher

  I teach a variety of theology classes.

  Diocese of St. Augustine

  St. Leo University

  D'Youville College

  Assistant Professor

  Russian

  Latin

  French

  English

  “Outstanding Work in Solidarity with the Global Poor Award\"

  Catholic Relief Service in the Diocese of Orlando

  Excellence in Teaching Conference Selection

  Notre Dame Club of Great Orlando

  Henry Rutgers Scholar

  Rutgers University