Jennifer A. Little, Ph.D.
Jennifer A. Little is Reinhold Niebuhr Professor of Theology. Dr. Little was ordained in 2006 in the United Church of Christ and she has served in a variety of pastoral settings including campus ministries and rural churches. She holds a Master of Divinity and Master of Theological Studies degrees from Christian Theological Seminary in Indianapolis where she was awarded the Duffy Prize for Systematic Theology. She holds a Master of Arts degree from the University of Kentucky, Lexington and the Doctor of Philosophy from the Graduate Theological Foundation. Dr. Little teaches Biblical Studies, Religion, Humanities, and English at Parkland College in Champaign, IL.Religious Affiliation:
- United Church of Christ (Ordained)
Publications:
- Marriage: Daily Labor in God’s Vineyard: A Sermon. Encounter 69:1 (2008)
- Jesus and the Hegemony of Otherness: A Sermon. Encounter 68:4 (2007)
- “Sartre’s Existentialism and the Human Predicament,” in Clinical Pastoral Psychotherapy: A Practitioner’s Handbook for Ministry Professionals, edited by John H. Morgan (Mishawaka, IN: GTF Books, 2012, expanded 2nd edition).
General Areas of Interest:
- 20th Century Philosophy
- Classical and Feminist Psychoanalytic theory
- Process Theology
- Preaching
Specialized Areas:
- Systematic Theology
- Existentialism
- Culture and Religion
- Modern, Post-Modern/Post-Structural methodology and theory
Areas of Service
- Thesis Supervision
- Project Consultant
- Online Courses
Online Course Offering
- TCH 500 Abraham Heschel: Prophetic Witness in the Twentieth Century
- TCH 504 Christology and Existentialism
- TCH 511 Hermeneutics and the Other: A Post-Modern Protestant Perspective
- TCH 500 Process Theology: Perspectives for Ministry
- TCH 523 Systematic Theology: A Protestant Perspective
- TCH 528 Thinking about Peace: John Macquarrie
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