Pat Sanders
Adjunct Faculty Writing Coach @New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
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WORK HISTORY
Adjunct Faculty Writing Coach @New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
New Orleans, LA, US
While a PhD student at NOBTS, I taught Greek Grammar and Intermediate Greek as online graduate classes using the Blackboard LMS. I am currently a NOBTS Writing Center coach for academic writing according to the Turabian and APA style guides for professional doctoral and graduate students, as well as independent consultant for dissertation writing.
EDUCATION
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), New Testament
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
Th.M., Biblical Studies
Delta State University
BBA, Computer Information Systems
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
Master of Divinity, Christian Thought
Samford University
MBA, Business
SKILLS
ABOUT PAT SANDERS
My research focuses on teaching students how to read and date ancient Greek manuscripts. For my interdisciplinary dissertation, I conducted manuscript research at Oxford\'s Bodleian Library and the Cambridge University Library via Tyndale House. Based on my dissertation in which I developed a computational model of Greek minuscule mss, my Omnitext software was recently integrated with the INTF\'s NTVMR to help students learn how to read mss with Omnitext correlations (Omnitext.org). I have also transcribed mss for the Greek Paul Project (via the INTF\'s NTVMR, Münster, Germany).Courses taught in-person & online using Canvas, Blackboard, & Blackbaud:1. Greek Grammar I & II2. Intermediate Greek3. Adv. Greek Exegesis: Gospel of John, 1 Cor, 1 Peter4. Textual Criticism & Paleography5. Biblical Foundations, survey6. Theological Research & Writing - research topics: intertextuality, ANE social settings, literary analysis of Scripture, church history, science & religion, missions, spiritual disciplines, early heresies, creeds/councils7. Seminar: Artificial Intelligence & Ethics - interdisciplinary research/writing8. Rhetoric: Purpose & Vocation9. Logos/Writing Workshops10. RA supervisorIn 2025:• Edited BTJ Vol. 3• Developed DMin Research & Design & MDiv GJohn Exegesis courses• Presented at MOTB Conf. in NOLA, “The Rise & Fall of Ligatures & Selected Paratextual Features of Greek Minuscule Manuscripts\"(De Gruyter, 2026)In 2024: • Paleography research for 2025 MOTB conf. • \"Teaching with AI\" CE with Samford/Auburn• Samford Student Research Colloquia judge• Edited BTJ Vol. 2In 2023:• Contributed Greek ms research on James for the THGNT 2nd ed. • Published a chapter in Pen, Print, & Pixels,\"Following the Evidence: Modeling Manuscript Domains for Objective Dating\" • Founded the BTJ as general editor (btswritingcenter.net/btj) & published vol. 1Since 2022, Greek/Classics students have added to their research portfolios by performing Omnitext correlations on the NTVMR to learn to read & date NT Greek mss. Participants include Samford (undergrad), BTS (grad), & NOBTS (PhD).In 2022:• Presented research at the International SBL & the CSNTM Text & Manuscript Conferences• Established the BTS Research & Writing CenterIn 2021:• Provided evidence for re-dating ms GA 35 on the Liste using my Omnitext softwarePreviously: • Held IT positions from webmaster to senior technical architect - ATT• Taught women\'s ministry for AL WMUFor professional development conferences, papers, & projects, see the \"Experience\" section.
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