Millicent C. Feske, Ph.D.

• B.S. Elem.Ed, summa cum laude, 1975, Centenary College of Louisiana
• M. Div., summa cum laude, 1980, Candler School of Theology, Emory University
• Ph.D., 1992, Emory University.

• Theology and Religious Studies Faculty, SJU (Fall 1993-present)
• Program director, M.A. in Theology and Society
• Chair, SJU Department of Theology (June 2002-May 2005)
• Chair, SJU College Council (2000-2002)
• Ordained Elder, Louisiana Conference of the United Methodist Church (Deacon's Orders, 1978; Elder's Orders, 1981; Retired Connection, 2010)
• Local church pastor, Louisiana Conference of the United Methodist Church (1980-85)
• Faculty, Perkins School of Theology, SMU (1990-93)
• Member, American Academy of Religion
• Member, College Theology Society

• “Rachel’s Lament: Pastoral Theology and Pastoral Care with Those Experiencing Infertility and Pregnancy Loss,” Journal of Pastoral Theology, 22/1 (2012): 3.1-3.17.
• "Feminist Theologies and the Possibility of God Talk," Quarterly Review 22/2 (Summer 2002): 138-152.
• “Christ and Suffering in Moltmann,” The Asbury Theological Journal55/1 (Spring 2000): 85-104.
• “History, Hermeneutics, and the Historical Jesus,” Quarterly Review 19/2 (Summer 1999): 115-133.
• “Mistaking Death for Life: Thelma and Louise and Tashi and the Christian Construction of Redemption,” The Journal of Religion and Abuse: Advocacy, Pastoral Care and Prevention 1/1(1999): 15-35.

• SJU Award for Teaching Excellence, 1996

Contemporary interpretations of Jesus as Christ and meanings of salvation, with particular attention to feminist and liberation Christologies; feminist theology; utopia and imagination; infertility and pregnancy loss as theological issues; Karl Rahner's theological anthropology; writing as a spiritual practice.