Position: Academic Collaborators

Prof. Andrew Sorokowski received his Ph.D. from the University of London School of Slavonic and East European Studies in 1991. He taught THO 2138 Eastern Christian History at the summer program in Univ, Ukraine (Summer 2000).

Prof. Yevhen Stanishevskyy taught THO 2152 Selected Topics in the New Testament I: The Pauline Corpus at the summer program in Univ, Ukraine (Summer 2004).

Prof. Halyna Teslyuk is studying biblical studies at the Graduate Theological Union in California. She taught THO 2144 Selected Topics in Eastern Christian Spirituality 1: Theological and Liturgical Aspects of Biblical Prayer [Selected Topics in Eastern Christian Spirituality I: Prayer in the Bible] in the summer program in Ukraine (Summer 2008).

Prof. Andrew Quinlan is a specialist in Byzantine Liturgy with particular expertise in the Triodion. He was a full-time professor, teaching at the undergraduate and graduate level, substituting for Prof. Peter Galadza during his sabbatical (Fall 1999-Winter 2000). He returned to teach at our summer program in Orangeville, Ontario and taught THO 3328 The Holy Mysteries: Byzantine Sacraments (Summer 2004).

Rev. Dr. Symeon Rodger is a priest of the Orthodox Church in America. He taught THO 3305: Eastern Christianity and Encounter with World Religions (Fall 2010) and THO 6398 Interreligious Issues and the Christian East (Fall 2009).

Prof. Andriy Mykhaleyko teaches in the Faculty of Philosophy and Theology at Ukrainian Catholic University. He taught THO 2138 Selected Topics in Eastern Christian History 1: The Churches of the Byzantine Tradition: Past, Present, Ecumenical Initiatives in the summer program in Ukraine (Summer 2008).

Rev. Prof. Andrew T. Onuferko was in administration at the Sheptytsky Institute starting in 1996 and was Acting Director from 2003 to 2006. He has taught a number of graduate and undergraduate courses including: THO 2130 Foundations of Eastern Christian Theology (Winter 2008), THO 2131 General Introduction to the Eastern Churches (Winter 2008, Winter 2009, Summer 2009, Fall 2010, Fall 2011, Fall 2012, Fall 2013), THO 2138 Selected Topics in Eastern Christian History I: Sources for the Study of the Early History of the Church of Kyiv (Ukraine), X – XIII Century (Summer 2006), THO 3317 History of the Ukrainian Church (Winter 2006, Winter 2009, Fall 2011), THO 2133 The Byzantine Lectionary: Structure and Theology (Summer 2003), THO 2306 The Byzantine Lectionary: Theology and Structure (Winter 2003), THO 2132 Hermeneutics and Exegesis in Eastern Christianity (Winter 1998), THO 6379 Issues in Eastern Christian Hermeneutics and Exegesis (Winter 2004, Winter 2009, Winter 2012), THO 6379 Byzantine Lectionary: Structure and Theology (Winter 2003), THO 6392 Sources for the Study of the Early History of the Church of Kyiv, X – XIII Century (History of Eastern Christian Institutions, Movements, Persons) (Winter 2011), THO 6397 Foundational Texts in East-West Ecumenism (Fall 2009, Winter 2014), and THO 3301 Hermeneutics and Exegesis in Eastern Christianity (Winter 2010, Fall 2012).

Prof. James Pambrun is a full professor in the Faculty of Theology at Saint Paul University who received his doctoral degree in theology from University of Saint Michael’s College in Toronto, Ontario. He taught THO 6710 Herméneutique théologique (Winter 2009, Winter 2013) and THO 6310 Theological Hermeneutics (Winter 2010, Winter 2011, Fall 2011, Winter 2014).

Prof. Achiel Peelman is an Oblate of Mary Immaculate and a full professor in the Faculty of Theology at Saint Paul University who earned a doctoral degree in Religious Sciences. He taught THO 6350/6370 Contemporary Pneumatology in Ecumenical Dialogue (Fall 2010).