Classess Taught by Scott T. Carroll, PhD

Lecturer

Scott T. Carroll, PhD

Professor of Ancient History, Cornerstone University (2000-2010), specializing in ancient and classical studies, archaeology, and codicology
Professor in Ancient and Early Church History, Gordon College and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (1988-1994)
Professor in Comparative Religion, Grand Valley State University
Instructor or teaching fellow at various schools while completing his PhD work, including Miami University, St. Joseph College, and Xavier University
Lectured and presented material at Azusa Pacific University, Cedarville College, and Salem State University
Led students at both Gordon-Conwell and Cornerstone University on trips to the Mediterranean world

Founder and director of Scriptorium Center for Christian Antiquities, a joint project with Hampton Court Herefordshire, United Kingdom
Master of numerous languages including Akkadian, Aramaic, Classical Egyptian, Coptic, Ge’ez, Hebrew, Greek, Latin, and Syriac
Director of archaeological excavations in Egypt
Consultant for national media outlets
Regular speaker at churches

Author of numerous articles, book reviews, and chapters for several books and scholarly journals
Among his published periodicals are Christian Scholars Review, The American Journal of Philology, and the Journal of Hellenic Studies
Extensive contributor to the Anchor Bible Dictionary
Coauthor of Customs and Manners in Bible Times