Revised May, 2004
CURRICULUM VITAE
Name:
Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen
Present Post:
Professor of Psychology and Philosophy, and Resident
Scholar, Center for Christian Women in Leadership,
Eastern University, St. Davids, PA, U.S.A. 19087-3696
Date of Birth:
29 May 1943
Place of Birth:
London, Ontario, Canada
Citizenship:
Canadian (Resident alien in U.S.A.)
Marital Status:
Spouse of Raymond C. Van Leeuwen (B.A., B.D., Calvin;
M.A., Ph.D. University
of Toronto; (U.S. Citizen)
Two children: Kenneth Dirk (born July 20, 1976)
David Stewart Neil (born October 6, 1978).
Degrees:
Honors B.A., Psychology (Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario) 1965
M.A., Social Psychology (Northwestern) 1970
Ph.D., Social and Cross-Cultural Psychology, and Certificate of African Studies
(Northwestern), 1971.
PRE-DOCTORAL HONORS
1971-'72:
Canada Council Dissertation Year Fellowship
1970-'71:
Doctoral Fellowship, Northwestern University
1970-'71:
Intersocietal Studies Program (Northwestern University)
Fellowship for Overseas Dissertation Research
Program of African Studies (Northwestern University)
Grant for Overseas Dissertation Research
1965:
Medal in Psychology, Queen's University
1985-'93:
Professor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Psychology
and Philosophy), Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI.
1971-'85:
Assistant and Associate Professor, York University, Toronto, Canada.
(Department of Psychology and Division of Social Science).
1981-'82 and 1989-'90:
Fellow, Calvin Center for Christian Scholarship (CalvinCollege, Grand
Rapids, MI).
1965-'67:
Secondary School teacher (of French and English)
Chikankata Secondary School, Mazabuka, Zambia.
(Under the auspices of Canadian University Service Overseas)
1970-'71:
Dissertation field work in Zambia (affiliated with the Institute for
African Studies, University of Zambia).
1973-'80:
Grant Evaluator, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of
Canada.
1975-'77:
Field work in Cross-Cultural psychology, Francophone West Africa.
1978 and 1991:
Visiting Professor, New College for Advanced Christian Studies, Berkeley,
CA.
1974-'79:
Contributing Editor, Journal
of Psychology and Theology.
1977-'85:
Contributing Editor, Journal
of the American Scientific
Affiliation.
1985:
Visiting Professor, Trinity Western University, Langley, British
Columbia.
1977-'79:
Board Member, Ontario Christian College Association.
1978-'79:
Board of Curators, Institute for Christian Studies, Toronto.
1978-Present:
Contributing Editor, Radix
(Magazine of the Berkeley Christian
Coalition).
1975-'83:
Manuscript referee, Journal
of Cross-Cultural Psychology.
1983-'86:
Volunteer & Care Committee Members, Prison Fellowship
(Michigan)
1984-2001:
Contributing Editor and Editor, Reformed Journal. (Renamed
1991 as Perspectives: Incorporating the Reformed Journal).
1985-'93:
Research Fellow, Christianity
Today Institute.
1985-'92:
Adjunct Professor, Institute for Christian Studies, Toronto,
Ontario.
1986-'92:
Board Member, Christian Association for Psychological Studies (Midwest
Region); 1990: C.A.P.S. National
Convention Program Chair.
1983-'87:
Member and Chair, Scholarship Subcommittee, Committee for
Women in the
Christian Reformed Church; Editor, Partnership
(CW-CRC Newsletter), 1990-91.
1987-1989:
Senior Editor, Christianity
Today.
1988-1991:
Board Member I.F.A.C.S. (Institute for Advanced Christian
Studies)
1989, 1995, 2002:
Visiting Professor, Regent College, University of British Columbia,
Vancouver, B.C.
1989-'93:
Board Member, Jordan College, Grand Rapids, MI
(A junior college catering mainly to the city's minority constituency).
1989-'92:
Member and Reporter, Synodical Committee on Psychological, Physical, and
Sexual Abuse (Christian Reformed Church in North America).
May, 1990:
Program committee Chair, National Conference of the Christian Association
for Psychological Studies, Dearborn, MI, May 3-6, 1990. Also a keynote speaker at the same conference.
Topic: "Marriage,
Family, and the Kingdom of God."
June, 1990:
Consultant to the Pew Foundation Grant on Improving Evangelical
Theological Education, Boston, MA, June, 1990.
1990-'94:
Advisory Committee, Pew Memorial Religion Trust (Evangelical Scholars'
Program and Evangelical Scholars' Initiative).
1991-2003:
Editor and Author, "Religion, Culture, and the Family" Project
(funded by the Lilly Endowment through the Divinity School, University of
Chicago)
1992-Present:
Advisory Council Member, Center for Public Justice, Washington, D.C.
Also research fellow, C.P.J. Welfare Responsibility Project (1992-'95)
April, 1993:
Program Committee Co-chair, Michigan Women's Studies Association Annual
Conference (Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI, April 2-3, 1993). Conference Theme: "Common
Ground: Religious and Secular
Feminists in Dialogue."
1995-'96:
Advisory Board, Pew Religion Trust Faculty Summer
Seminar Program.
1995-Present:
Contributing Editor, Books
& Culture: A Christian Review
1996-Present:
Board of Reference, Christians for Biblical Equality
July 1997:
Visiting Professor, Wycliffe College, University of Toronto
1998-’99:
Adjunct Fellow, Center of Theological Inquiry, Princeton
Theological Seminary, Project on “Religion, Globalization
and the Spheres of Life.”
March 1998,‘99,
& 2000:
Lecturer in Cross-Cultural Psychology, The Global
Stewardship Studies Program, Jaguar Creek, Belmopan, Belize
Sept. 2000- Mar. 2001:
Fellow, Institute for Reformed Theology (Lilly Endowment
Seminar on
Reformed Theology and Public Ethics), Union Theological Seminary, Richmond VA
June 2002-’04:
Elder, Trinity Christian Reformed Church, Broomall, Pennsylvania
PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP
International Association for
Cross-Cultural Psychology.
Society for Philosophy and
Psychology
Society for the Scientific
Study of Religion
(Other than English):
French (spoken and written fluently)
Dutch (Spoken and read with moderate fluency)
M.A. (1970):
Raising
the Self-Esteem of Black Children Through Curriculum
Manipulation
Ph.D. (1971)
A
Cross-Cultural Test of the 'Carpentered World'
1. Louise H. Kidder and
V. Mary Stewart: Intergroup Relations (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1974).
Also translated into German as Voruteile: Zur Sozialpsychologie von
Gruppenbeziehlingen (Weinhein und Basel: Beltz Verlag, 1976).
2. Mary Stewart Van
Leeuwen: The Sorcerer's Apprentice: A
Christian Looks at the
Changing Face of Psychology. (Downers
Grove, IL: Intervarsity Press,
1982).
3. Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen: The Person in Psychology: A Contemporary Christian Appraisal. (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, and U.K.: Intervarsity Press, 1985).
4. Mary Stewart Van
Leeuwen: Gender and Grace: Love, Work and Parenting In A Changing
World: (U.S. and U.K.:
Intervarsity Press, 1990). (11th
English Printing, 2003; translated into Korean, 1994; into Arabic, Cairo: Dar el
Thaqafa, 1995; into Chinese: Campus Evangelical Fellowship, 1996).
5. Mary Stewart Van
Leeuwen, Annelies Knoppers, Margaret L. Koch, Douglas J. Schuurman, and Helen M.
Sterk: After Eden: Facing the Challenge
of Gender Reconciliation. (Grand
Rapids: Eerdmans, and U.K.: Paternoster Press 1993).
6. Anne Carr and Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen, eds. Religion, Feminism and the Family (Westminster/John Knox, 1996).
7. Herbert Anderson, Don
Browning, Ian Evison and Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen, eds. The Family Handbook (Westminster/John Knox, 1998)
8. Elizabeth Fox-Genovese,
Stanley J. Grenz, Mardi Keyes and Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen. Women
and the Future of the Family: The Fourth Annual Kuyper Lecture and Symposium
(Grand Rapids MI: Baker, 2000)
9. Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen, My
Brother’s Keeper: What the Social Sciences Do (and Don’t) Tell Us About
Masculinity (Downers Grove IL: InterVarsity, 2002);
Nominated February 2003 for Christianity
Today Book Award, Social Issues Category.
U.K. edition, published under
the title Fathers and Sons: The Search for the
New Masculinity
10. David Blankenhorn, Don S.
Browning and Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen, eds. Does Christianity Teach Male
Headship? The Equal Regard Marriage and Its Critics (Grand Rapids MI:
Eerdmans, 2004).
1. V. Mary Stewart,
"Tests of the 'Carpentered World' Hypothesis by Race and
Environment.:" International Journal of Psychology, 1973 8 (1), 12-34.
2. Esther Greenglass and V.
Mary Stewart, "The Under-representation of Women in Social Psychological
Research." Ontario Psychologist, 1973
5(2), 21-29.
3. V. Mary Stewart,
"Cognitive Style, North American Values, and the Body of Christ."
Journal of Psychology and Theology,
1974, 2(2), 77-88. (Also reprinted
in Journal
of the American Scientific Affiliation, 1975, 27(3), 3-13.
4. V. Mary Stewart, "A
Cross-Cultural Test of the 'Carpentered World' Hypothesis Using the Ames
Distorted Room Illusion." International
Journal of Psychology, 1974, 9(2), 79-89.
5. Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen,
"The View from the Lions' Den: Integrating
Psychology and Christianity in the Secular University Classroom."
Christian Scholars' Review, 1976
5, 364-3.
6. Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen,
"A Cross-Cultural Examination of Sex Differences in Psychological
Differentiation." International
Journal of Psychology, 1978, 13(2), 87-122.
7. Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen, "The Behaviorist Bandwagon."
Three-part Monograph, Journal
of the American Scientific Affiliation.
Part I: "What is Behaviorism?: 1979, 31(1),
3-8.
1979, 31(2), 88-91.
Part
III: "A Critique of Applied
Behaviorism from a Christian Perspective."
1979, 31(3), 129-138.
8. Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen,
"The Unfulfilled Apprenticeship of North American Psychology."
Christian
Scholars' Review, 1982, 11(4), 291-315.
9. Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen,
"Self-Esteem and Sex-Role Development." In: Craig W. Ellison (Editor), Your Better Self: Christianity and
Self-Esteem. (New York:
Harper and Row, 1982).
10. Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen,
"I.Q.ism and the Just Society: Introduction
and Historical Perspective." Journal of the American Scientific Affiliation, Vol. 34, No. 4
(Dec. 1982), 193-200.
11. Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen,
"The Mission of the Christian Liberal Arts College in Relation to the
Social Sciences." Center
Journal, Vol. 2, No. 1 (Spring 1983) 95-113.
12. Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen,
"Reflexivity in North American Psychology:
Historical Reflections on One Aspect of a Changing Paradigm."
Journal
of the American Scientific Affiliation, Vol. 35, No. 2 (October, 1983),
9-18.
13. Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen,
"The Female Reconstructs Psychology, or:
What Have We Done Since the Sixties?"
Journal of Psychology and
Christianity, Vol. 3, No.
2 (Summer 1984), 20-32.
14. Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen, "Between Reductionism and Self-Deification:
The Challenge of the Cognitive Revival"
Center
Journal, Vol. 4, No. 3 (Spring, 1985), 39-69.
15. "Bringing Christian
Criteria to Bear on Academic Work." in
Kenneth W. Shipps and Joel A. Carpenter (Eds.)
Making
Higher Education Christian: The
History and Mission of Evangelical Colleges in America (Grand Rapids:
Eerdmans, 1987).
16. "Personality
Theorizing Within a Christian Worldview" In: Man and Mind: A Christian
Theory of Personality Vol. 3 of the Christian Vision Series, Center for
Constructive Alternatives, Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, MI.
1987.
17. "Christian Maturity in
Light of Feminist Theory: Journal
of Psychology and Theology
Vol. 16, No. 2 (Summer 1988), pp. 168-192.
18. "Psychology's Two Cultures:
A Christian Analysis." Christian
Scholars' Review, Vol. XVII, No. 4 (June, 1988), pp. 406-424.
19. "North American
Evangelicalism and the Social Sciences: A
Historical and Critical Appraisal." Perspectives on Faith and Science, Vol. 40, No 4 (Dec. 1988),
pp. 194-203.
20. "Should Private
Morality Go Public? A Christian
Feminist Evaluation." Christian
Scholars Review, Vol. XXII,
No. 1 (Sept. 1992), pp. 36-56.
21. "The Christian Mind
and the Challenge of Gender Relations," in: James B. Nelson and
Sandra P. Longfellow (eds) Sexuality and the Sacred: Sources for Theological
Reflection (Louisville: Westminster/John Knox, 1994), pp. 120-30.
22. "Principalities,
Powers and Gender Relations." Crux:
A Quarterly Journal of
23. "Abraham Kuyper and
the Cult of True Womanhood." Calvin
Theological Journal, Vol. 31, No.1 (April, 1996) pp 97-124.
24. "Opposite Sexes or
Neighboring Sexes? The Importance of Gender in the
25. "Reinventing the Ties
That Bind: Feminism and the Family at the Close of the
26. "Five Uneasy
Questions, or: Will Success Spoil Christian Psychologists?"
27. "Servanthood or Soft
Patriarchy? A Christian Feminist
Looks at the Promise
28. "To Ask a Better
Question: The Heterosexuality/Homosexuality Debate Revisited."
29. “The Carrot and the
Stick: Kuyper on Gender, Family and Class,” in: Luis Lugo, ed. Religion, Pluralism and Public
Life: Abraham Kuyper’s Legacy for
the 21st Century(Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2000), pp59-84.
30. “Worldwide Develoments in Family and Gender roles,” in
Max L. Stackhouse, Tim Dearborn and Scott Paeth, eds. The Local Church in a Global Era
(Grand Rapids MI: Eerdmans,
2000), pp.75-85.
31. “Faith, Feminism and the
Family in an Age of Globalization,” in: Max Stackhouse and Peter Paris eds., Religion,
Globalization and the Spheres of Life,(Harrisburg PA:
Trinity Press International, 2000), pp. 184-230.
32. “Scuttling the Schizophrenic Student Mind: On Teaching the
Unity of Faith and Knowledge in Psychology,” in: Arlin Miggliazzo, ed. Teaching
as an Act of Faith: Theory and
Practice in Church-Related higher Education
(New York: Fordham University Press, 2002), pp. 21-40.
33. “The Signs of Kuyper’s Time and of Ours,” in: Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, Stanley J. Grenz, Mardi Keyes and Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen, Women and the Future of the Family (Grand Rapids MI: Baker, 2000), pp. 75-92.
34. Christine Firer Hinze and Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen, “Whose Health? Whose Marriage? A Christian-Feminist Ethical Response,” in: Don S. Browning, Wm. Doherty, Steven Post, and John Wall, eds. Marriage, Health and the Professions (Grand Rapids MI: Eerdmans, 2002), pp. 145-66.
35. “Gender as a Category of ‘Otherness’: A Reply to Miroslav Volf,” in The Brandywine Forum, Vol. 1: The Jericho Road: A New Call to Global Engagement (St. Davids PA: Institute for Global Engagement, 2001, pp. 245-56.
36. “An Agenda for Gender Reconciliation,” Family Ministry, Vol. 16, No. 3 (Fall 2002), pp. 22-40.
37. “Of Hoggamus and Hogwash: Evolutionary Psychology and Gender Relations” Journal of Psychology and Theology, Vol. 30, No. 2 (Spring 2002), pp. 101-111.
38. “Aristotle, the Biblical Drama, and the Meaning of Personhood,” in Todd. H. Speidell, ed. On Being a Person: A Multidisciplinary Approach (Eugene, OR: Wipf & Stock, 2002), pp. 15-33.
39. “Is Equal Regard in the Bible?” in David Blankenhorn, Don Browning and Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen, eds. Does Christianity Teach Male Headship? The Equal Regard Marriage and Its Critics (Grand Rapids MI Eerdmans, 2004).
40. “The Moral Psychology of
Adoption and Family Ties” (with Gretchen Wrogel) in: Timothy P. Jackson, ed. The
Moral and Theological Context of Adoption (Grand rapids: Eerdmans, in
press).
Jan. 1998:
Philadelphia PA (P.B.S./ W.H.Y.Y., “Radio Times”): Interview
Guest on the subject of the Promise Keepers’ Organization
Feb. 1998:
Princeton, N.J.: (Princeton Theological Seminary): Conference
on Religion, Pluralism and Public Life: “Abraham Kuyper on
Gender, Family and Class: The Carrot and the Stick”
Mar. 1998:
New York, N.Y.: (Institute of American Values): Symposium on
Religion and Family Life: “Equal
Regard in Biblical
April 1998:
Monmouth IL (Monmouth College): Templeton Distinguished
Lecturer in Faith and Science: “A Social Psychological
Analysis of the Promise Keepers Movement,” and “The
Scientist is Human.”
June, 1998:
South Bend IN (Notre Dame University): Lecturer to the Pew
Younger Scholars Program: “Christianity, Postmodernism and
Personhood”
October 1998:
Princeton University (Center for the Study of American Religion):
“Ethnographic Studies of Conservative
October 1998:
Princeton Theological Seminary (Conference on Faith and
Responsibility
in a Global Future): “Worldwide
Developments
In Family and Gender Roles.”
November 1998:
University of Western Ontario (VERITAS Forum): “Chrisitianity
And Post-Modernism: Conflict and Conversation.”
January 1999:
Indiana Wesleyan University, “The Case for Heterosexual
September 1999:
University of Regina (The 1999 Luther Lecture)
“Faith, Feminism and the Family in an Age of Globalization”
February 2000:
Trinity Western University (2000 Staley Lectureship)
(Lectures on Christianity, Sexuality and Gender Relations)
May 2000:
Eastern College/University of Chicago Divinity School
(Conference on Christianity, Gender and the Family): “Faith,
Feminism and the Family in an Age of Globalization”
January 2001:
University of
Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada: Friends of Sophia
Lecture Series on “Masculinity in Biblical and Cultural Perspectives”
February 2001:
Founders Day Lecturer, Lakeland College, Sheboygan, WI: (“Faith.
Feminism and the Family in an Age of Globalization”)
April, 2002:
Interview with
Peter Steinfels for P.B.S. television program “Religion
And Ethics News Weekly” (on the debate over homosexuality)
June 2001:
London
Institute for Contemporary Christianity, Lecture Series
On “My Brother’s Keeper: Masculinity for a New Millennium”
October 2001:
United Methodist Church (Massachusetts Division of the Confessing
Christ Movement), Workshop on “Masculinity for a New Millennium.”
March 2002:
Greenhoe
Lectureship, Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
(“My Brother’s Keeper: Masculinity for a New Millennium”)
March 2002:
Wheaton
College, Wheaton IL: Conference on the Moral Foundations
Of the College Experience: “Male Stewardship and the Rejection of
Masculine Honor Codes.”
April 2002:
Northwestern
College, Iowa: “Of Hoggamus and
Hogwash:
Evolutionary Psychology and Gender Relations.”
March, 2003:
Lilly Foundation Lectureship in Women’s Seattle Pacific University,
Seattle, WA.: “An Agenda
for Gender Reconciliation”
March, 2003:
Emory University, Atlanta GA: Conference
on Sex, Marriage,
Family and the Religions of the Book:
(with Gretchen Wrogel): “The
Moral Psychology of Adoption and Family Ties.”
April, 2003:
Radio Interview with Kate Moos (Minnesota Public Radio) for the
Program “Speaking of Faith” (Topic: Faith, Feminism and Family).
November, 2003: Calvin College
and Seminary (Grand Rapids MI): The Stob
Lectureship (“Quick with Hospitality, Fruitful or the Kingdom:
Gender and family relations in the 21st Century Church)
March 2004:
University
of Tennessee at Chattanooga: The C. S. Lewis Lectureship
(“The Anti-Reductionist Reductionist: C.S. Lewis, Science and Gender
Relations”)
1974-'77: Social Sciences and
Humanities Research Council of Canada, Research Grant.
Project Title: "An Examination of Cognitive Style as a Function of
Childhood and Sex-Role Socialization in
Central Africa."
1981-'82: Calvin Center for
Christian Scholarship, Fellowship for study of "The Nature and Role of the
Behavioral Sciences."
1982-'83: Institute for
Advanced Christian Studies, Writing Grant.
1985-'86: Institute for
Advanced Christian Studies, grant to conduct a Seminar for new and near Ph.D.'s
in Psychology on the Topic "Biblical Anthropology in Academic and Applied
Psychology" (Held at the University of Toronto, July, 1986).
February, 1986: Eternity
"Books of the Year" award (for The Person in Psychology:
A Contemporary Christian Appraisal).
April, 1989: Christian
Scholar's Review Award for 1988
(Given annually by The Christian Scholars Review for the article in that year's
volume which "provides a model of Christian scholarship in exhibiting the
relationships of the Christian faith to an academic topic."
(Awarded for "Psychology's Two Cultures: A Christian
Analysis").
1989-'90: Fellow and Research
Team Co-ordinator, Calvin Center for Christian Scholarship, (Team topic:
"Gender Roles: Stability
and Change Within the Context of a Christian Worldview").
April, 1991: Christianity
Today Critics' Choice Award (Contemporary Issues Category), for Gender
and Grace: Love, Work, and Parenting in a Changing World.
April, 1993: Distinguished
Member's Award, Christian Association for Psychological Studies.
August, 1999:
Semi-Finalist, Klausler Sermon Award (sponosred by the Christian Ministry
Foundation), for the sermon “Talking About Tamar
(Gen. 38:1-26), preached March 1998 at Eastern College.
Sept. 1999-Aug. 2000: Christian
Faith and Life Sabbatical Grant ($40,000), Louisville Institute (a Lilly
Endowment Program for the Study of American Religion).
May 2000: Religion,
Culture and Family Project, University of Chicago Divinity School:
$25,000 grant for conference on Christianity Gender and the Family
(co-sponsored with the Hestenes Center for Christian Women in Leadership).
CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER PERIODICALS
A. In Christianity
Today:
1. Vol. 30, No. 1 (January 1, 1986) "The End of Female
Passivity.' (Article in the C.T.
Institute Supplement on "Trends Facing the Church."
2. Vol. 30, No. 14: (October
3, 1986) "Women in
Leadership" (Various contributions to the C.T. Institute Supplement on this
topic.)
3. (Quarterly Senior Editors' Columns, from September 1987 to
August 1989.)
a)
"A Mixed Bag of Roots" (March 18, 1988), p. 11
b)
"Fractured pride" (July 15, 1988), p. 11
c)
"Cats Need No Justification" (October 7, 1988) p. 11
d)
"Ben Johnson, Role Model? (December
9, 1988) p. 15
e)
"Sticking a Needle in Apartheid" (March 17, 1989), p. 13
f)
"A Hopeful, Happy Camper" (July 14, 1989), p. 13
4. Vol. 32, No. 6 (April 8, 1988): "Power Plays" (pp.
29-30)
5. Vol. 34, No. 10 (July 16, 1990):
"Life After Eden." (pp.
19-21).
6.
Vol. 34, No. 16 (November 5,
1990), "Lord of Creation and
Academy" (p. 6).
7. Vol. 43, No. 10 (Sept. 6,
1999): “Reclaiming Feminism” (An Interview by
B. In The
Banner (Periodical of the Christian Reformed Church):
1. Vol. 118, No. 1 (January 3,
1983): "On Becoming A
Christian" (pp. 5-6).
2. Vol. 118, No. 34 (September 26, 1986): "Notes of a Sabbath-Watcher" (pp. 16-18).
3. Vol. 122, No. 17 (May 4, 1987): "It's Time for a Truce.
Or: Why Homemakers and
Career Women Shouldn't Be Defensive Around Each Other." (pp. 6-8)
4. Vol. 127, No. 21 (June 1, 1992): "It's Abuse, and It's
Ours." (pp. 14-15)
C. In The
Reformed Journal:
1. Vol. 35, No. 4 (April, 1985):
"The Other Side of the Wall" (On Prison Ministry),
(pp. 6-8).
2. Vol. 36, No 3. (March, 1986):
"Mingling With the Mennonites" (pp. 3-4).
3. Vol. 36, No. 6 (June, 1986):
"Does God Listen to Girls? - On Women in Church and
Society." (pp. 7-11).
4. Vol. 36, No. 8 (August, 1986)
a) "An Intellectual Feast Among Friends" (pp. 2-4);
b) "The Recertification of Women." (pp. 17-24).
5. Vol. 37, No. 2 (Feb. 1987) "You've Come a Long
Way..." (pp. 6-7) (On College
Women's Sports).
6. Vol. 37, No. 7 (July, 1987)
"It's Just A Question..." (pp. 5-6) (On Women's
Ordination).
7. Vol. 37, No. 9 (Sept., 1987) "The Christian Mind and The
Challenge of Gender
Relations" (pp. 17-23).
8. Vol. 38, No. 2 (Feb. 1988) "Selective Sociobiology and
Other Follies" (pp. 24-28).
9. Vol. 38, No. 8 (August, 1988) "Trouble and Hope Down on
the Farm: A Review Essay." (pp.
14-19).
10. Vol. 38, No. 11 (Nov. 1988) "No Boundaries" (On the
Ben Johnson Olympic Scandal,) pp.
4-6.
11. Vol. 39, No. 6 (June, 1989) "Gilda Radner: Prelude, Finale, and Godspell in Between" (pp. 3-5).
12. Vol. 40, No. 1 (Jan. 1, 1990), "When Ideology
Fails..." (an editorial on the
University of Montreal massacre of 14 women students) (pp. 6-7).
13. Vol. 40, No. 5 (May 1990), "Between the 'F' Word and the
'R' Word." (Reflections
on Feminism and Religion, as observed at a feminist studies conference),
(pp. 3-5).
14. Vol. 40, No. 5 (May 1990), "The Contradictions of
Headship", (pp. 21-28).
D. In Perspectives: A Journal of Reformed Thought (incorporating
The Reformed Journal from 1991 on):
1. "Education on the Right Tack."
Vol. 6, No. 1 (January 1991), pp. 6-7.
2. "Social Science in a Post-Empiricist Age." Vol. 6,
No. 3 (March, 1991), pp. 23-24.
3. "Kitty Genovese and the Biblical Metananative."
Vol. 6, No. 6 (June, 1991) pp. 3-4
4. "Why Christians Should Take the Men's Movement
Seriously." Vol. 7, No. 5
(May,
1992), pp. 17-19.
5. "Too Little, Too
Late", Vol. 7, No. 7 (September 1992), pp. 4-5.
6. “Asking Better Questions
in the Heterosexuality/Homosexuality Debate,”
Vol. 12, No.
4 (April 1997), pp. 8-13.
E. In Radix
(Magazine of the Berkeley Christian Coalition)
1. Vol. 13, No. 4 (Jan./Feb. 1982):
"Self-Esteem and the Sex-Role Development" (pp.
6-15).
2. Vol. 15, No. 2 (Sept./Oct. 1983): "The Female Reconstructs Psychology" (pp. 9-18).
3. Vol. 16, No. 3 (Nov./Dec.
1984): "Sexual Values in a
Secular Age" (pp. 5-11 and p.
30).
4. Vol. 19, No. 1 (Jan/Feb. 1989):
"Muscular Christianity: Distaff Division", (pp.
20, 21, and 31).
5. Vol. 20, No. 1 (Fall, 1990), "The Future of the
Family" pp. 12-15, 27-29).
6. Vol. 21, No. 3 (Spring 1993), "Why Christians Should Take the Men's Movement Seriously" (pp. 4-7, 29)
7. Vol. 28, No. 3 (Spring
2001), “The Case for Heterosexual Marriage” (pp. 4-7, 22-26).
F. In Transformation:
An International Evangelical Dialogue on Faith and Ethics
1. Vol. 8, No. 4 (October, 1991):
"Washington, Women, and Families" (pp. 25-30).
G. In The
Wittenberg Door:
1. No. 121
(Jan/Feb., 1992), "The Courage to Give Up Power: Door Interview with
Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen." (pp.
6-9).
H. In On
Being (Australian Christian Monthly):
1. Vol. 21, No. 4 (May, 1994):
"Feminism and the Family" (pp. 26-27).
I. In Prism
(Magazine of Evangelicals for Social Action):
1. Vol. 2, No. 3 (Feb. 1995):
"Students Have to Be taught How To Worship
God
With Their Minds" (pp. 15-21).
J. In The
Christian Century:
1. Vol. 113, No. 4 (Jan. 31, 1996): "Family Values, Christian Values: Roundtable Discussion with DavidBalch, Don Browning, Lisa Sowle Cahill, Pamela Couture and Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen." (pp. 104-108).
2. Vol. 114, No. 22 (July
30/Aug. 6, 1997), “Deconstructing the Culture of
Divorce” (pp. 690-93).
3. Vol. 114, No. 29 (Oct. 22,
1997): “Among the Promise Keepers: Mixed Messages on the Mall” (pp. 932-34).
4. Vol. 115, No. 21 (July/Aug.
1998): “Parenting and Politics:
Giving New Shape to
Family
values” (pp. 719-21).
5. Vol. 116, No. 33 (Dec.1,
1999): “Why Men Get Anxious”
(pp. 1166-1168)
K. In Books & Culture: A Christian Review:
1. Vol. 1, No. 1 (Sept./Oct.
1995): "The Affirmative Action
Glass: Half
2. Vol. 1, No. 2 (Nov./Dec.
1995): "How the Vatican Spells Sex" (pp. 24-25).
3. Vol. 3, No. 1 (Jan/Feb
1997): “When Alice Meets Socrates”(Review of
Jostein Gaarder’s novel Sophie’s World).
4. Vol. 3, No. 6 (Nov/Dec
1997): “Weeping Warriors” (pp. 9-11)
5. Web Edition, http://www.christianitytoday.com/books/web/2000/oct18.html:
“Masculinity Under the Microscope.”
6. Vol. 10, No. 3 (May/June
2004): “How to Unmuzzle a Threshing Ox” (Review of Linda Babcock and Sara
Laschever, Women Don’t Ask: Negotiation and the Gender Divide
(Princeton, 2003), p. 25
L. In The Bulletin of the
Institute for Reformed Theology:
1. Vo. 4, No.1 (winter 2004):
Review of James E. McGoldrick, God’s Renaissance Man: Abraham Kuyper
(Evangelical Press, 2000), pp. 13-14.
M. In Priscilla
Papers (Journal of Christians for Biblical Equality):
1. Vol. 5, No. 2 (Spring 1991):
"Bread and Roses at Bethany: A Meditation on Matt.
26:6-16"
(pp. 1-2).
2. Vol. 6, No. 1 (Winter,
1992): "Anita, Clarence and Me: A Reformation Day
Meditation on Eph. 6:10-19." (pp. 1-5).
3. Vol. 9, No. 3 (Summer 1995):
"The Scandal of the (Male) Evangelical Mind"
M. In Sojourners: Faith, Politics and Culture:
1. Vol. 27, No. 1 (Jan/Feb
1998): “The Promise Keepers and Proof-Text Poker”
16-21)
N. In Theology, News and Notes:
1. Vol. 45, No. 1 (Mar. 1998):
“Men Behaving Not So Badly” (pp. 8-10).
O. In The Chronicle of Higher Education:
1. Vol. 45, No. 6 (Oct. 2,
1998): “Crucial Steps Needed to
Bind Families,” (p. B-8)
COURSES TAUGHT
(In order of recency/frequency under each heading)
A. Psychology:
1.
Psychology of Gender
2.
Introduction to Psychology
3.
Issues in Psychology and Theology
4.
Psychology of Human Differences
5.
Cross-Cultural Psychology
6.
Phenomenological Psychology
7.
Developmental Psychology
8.
History of Psychology
9.
Social Psychology
B. Philosophy
2.
Philosophy of Gender
C. Interdisciplinary:
2.
New Faculty Faith and Learning Seminar (Eastern University)
2.
Perspectives on Gender
3.
Christian Perspectives on Learning
4.
The Learning Environment
5.
Models of Man and Madness
6.
The Christian in a Post-Christian Society
7.
Introduction to Social Science
D. Exercise and Health Science: