Tommy Wasserman elected to SNTS

Monday, August 08, 2011

Kudos to Tommy Wasserman, who was elected to membership in the Studiorum Novi Testamenti Societas at its 66th annual meeting last week at Bard College, NY. This represents a significant acknowledgement by fellow NT scholars of his contributions to the discipline. Congratulations, Tommy!

10 Comments:

James F. McGrath said...: Congratulations, Tommy!; 3:37 pm, August 08, 2011
Tommy Wasserman said...: Thanks for posting that Mike! And thanks James!; 3:53 pm, August 08, 2011
Patrick Egan said...: Congratulations!; 3:55 pm, August 08, 2011
Ryan said...: Very impressive Tommy! Congratulations!

So, when does the secret decoder ring arrive?!?; 4:19 pm, August 08, 2011
EDGAR EBOJO said...: Big big congratulations, Tommy!; 5:32 pm, August 08, 2011
Bill Warren said...: Congratulations! A well-deserved honor!; 6:38 pm, August 08, 2011
Timo Flink said...: Excellent! Congratulations, Tommy.; 6:55 pm, August 08, 2011
James E. Snapp, Jr. said...: Congratulations, Tommy!

Yours in Christ,

James Snapp, Jr.; 10:00 pm, August 08, 2011
Tommy Wasserman said...: Thanks all!; 3:48 pm, August 09, 2011
Philip B. Payne said...: Congratulations on a well-deserved honor, Tommy!; 4:56 am, August 18, 2011

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