Society for the Study of Psychology & Wesleyan Theology

We exist to promote interdisciplinary dialogue between psychology and Wesleyan theology and to serve as a catalyst to promote scholarly research, writing, and conversation among academics, practitioners, and other interested individuals.

2013 Meeting of the Society for the Study of

Psychology and Wesleyan Theology

Early CALL FOR PAPERS

 

Download a PDF copy of the Call for Papers

 

Location: Seattle Pacific University Seattle, WA

Date: March 21, 2013

Proposals Due: October 1, 2012

Please check the SSPWT website updates for exact hotel and meeting sit information at:

www.pointloma.edu/WesleyanCenter/SSPWT 


SSPWT is held in conjunction with the Wesleyan Philosophical Society (WPS).

The Wesleyan Theological Society will be holding its annual meeting at SeattlePacific University, Seattle, WA - March 21-23, 2013.

 

 

 

Confessional Integration: 

Overtly Traditioning SSPWT in Wesleyan theology

 

 

The Society for the Study of Psychology and Wesleyan Theology (SSPWT) now issues a Call for Papers for the 2013 annual conference. SSPWT encourages submission of papers or poster presentations that specifically integrate psychology and Wesleyan Theology. 


The society council would like to encourage increased participation from undergraduate and graduate students. Therefore, SSPWT is pleased to open a section of paper presentations to all students. We invite those who are interested to present a proposal along with school affiliation and a brief bio.

Please submit proposals as abstracts of 500 words or less, the title, along with name, position, and institutional and/or professional affiliation, and professional vita (first‐time presenters) by October 1, 2012 to Toddy Holeman at: toddy.holeman@asburyseminary.edu 


The proposal should be sent as an e‐mail attachment in Microsoft Word format. Each proposal will undergo a review process. Please note that the program chair may request to place your proposal, if accepted, in the poster format if it is better suited for this medium.


 

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