President
Lecturer in MinistryDip. R.E., Unification Theological Seminary
Ph.D., Vanderbilt University Dr. Tyler Hendricks is a man of the church, deeply involved in ministry for over 30 years as a leader and innovator. He served as President of the Unification Church in America and as a pastor in New Jersey, Manhattan and Boston. |
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Vice-President
Professor of Church History Dipl. R.E. Unification Theological Seminary
M.A. Graduate Theological Union
Ph.D. Graduate Theological Union Dr. Michael Mickler is a church historian whose teaching and research interests include the history of Christianity, the American religious experience, the Unification movement, and interreligious peace-building. He sees his task as one of balancing faith with scholarly objectivity, cross-disciplinary perspectives, and a commitment to dialogue with representatives of diverse Christian traditions and world faiths |
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Academic Dean
Director, Doctor of Ministry Program
Assoc. Prof. of Religious Education and Ministry B.A., Fordham University
M. Div., Unification Theological Seminary
EdD Teachers College, Columbia University Rev. Kathy Winings, EdD, began teaching at UTS in 1989. Dr. Winings also served as the Dean of Campus for UTS’ New York City Extension Center having worked there since its inception in August 2000. |
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Director of Scriptural Research
Professor of Scriptural Studies B.A., Harvard University
Dipl. R.E., Unification Theological Seminary
M.T.S., Harvard Divinity School
Ph.D., Harvard University Dr. Andrew Wilson’s approach to Scriptural Studies is theological and ecumenical. His Old Testament courses explore what the scriptures mean and have meant to diverse communities of faith—the people of ancient Israel for whom they were written, the early Christians who read them in the light of Christ, and today’s believers—Jews, Christians of all stripes, and Unificationists. He challenges students to become interpreters of the Bible who can infuse it with new life for today’s believers and seekers of truth. |
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