Dr. Wesley J. Mills
Professor, English/Humanities
York County
Community College
Educational History
* Doctorate (DMIN): Graduated in May 1989 with Honors, 3.93 GPA; interdisciplinary humanities focus on moral education—integrating adult education and social ethics through written communication and curriculum development; member of the Jonathan Edwards Honor Society; Andover Newton Theological School, graduate school, Newton Centre, Massachusetts
* Masters (MDIV): Graduated in December 1979 with professional degree, 3.7 GPA; interdisciplinary focus on history, language, philosophy, and religion; Fuller Theological Seminary, graduate school, Pasadena, California
* Certification: 1983-84, 4.0 GPA; courses re: Maine State requirements for Secondary/Adult Teaching Certificates in English and Social Studies and Administrative Certificate as Adult Education Director; University of Southern Maine, Gorham, Maine
* Bachelor of Arts (BA): Graduated in May 1976, Summa Cum Laude; Phi Alpha Chi, degree in Political Science, informal minor in the Humanities, 3.89 GPA; Member of the Phi Alpha Chi Honor Society; Gordon College, Wenham, Massachusetts
For more information on the academic institutions in my educational history, check out the following:
*Gordon College
Wenham, Massachusetts
*University of Southern Maine
Gorham, Maine
*Fuller Theological Seminary
Pasadena, California
*Andover Newton Theological School
Newton Centre, Massachusetts
The following are the institutions for which I have taught over the years, listed in alphabetical order:
ABCOM Institute for Ministry
Director and Faculty for courses in religion, history, ethics
Andover Newton Theological School
Adjunct Faculty for courses in theology and ethics
Fuller Theological Seminary
Teaching Assistant for courses in religion
Maine Humanities Council
Instructor for courses in Koine (Biblical) Greek
Southern Maine Technical College
Adjunct Faculty for courses in the Social Sciences
University of New England
Adjunct Faculty for courses in the Social Sciences
University of Southern Maine
Workshop Leader for topics in religion and education
York County Community College
Professor teaching courses in English, the Humanities, and the Social Sciences