Christopher Richmann, Ph.D., is Assistant Director for the Academy for Teaching and Learning and affiliate faculty in the Department of Religion. His research focuses on the pentecostal-charismatic tradition and Lutheran popular theology. Dr. Richmann is the author of Living in Bible Times: F.F. Bosworth and the Pentecostal Pursuit of the Supernatural (Pickwick) and Called: Recovering Lutheran Principles for Ministry and Vocation (Fortress, forthcoming), and his articles have appeared in Wesleyan Theological Journal, Pneuma, Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological Association, Journal of the Lutheran Historical Conference, Word & World, and Lutheran Quarterly.
In the areas of teaching and learning, Dr. Richmann has special interests in academic authority, teaching as vocation, and how theories of human development influence teaching. He has published research in International Journal for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Teaching in Higher Education, and The Wabash Center Journal on Teaching, and along with Lenore Wright, Dr. Richmann edited Called to Teach: Excellence, Commitment, and Community in Christian Higher Education(Pickwick).
