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COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND OFFICERS FOR 2019–20

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 February 2020

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Studiorum Novi Testamenti Societas
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New Testament Studies , Volume 66 , Issue 2 , April 2020, pp. 321
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 2020

Committee

The Society's Committee is comprised of nine trustees elected from within the Society's membership by a General Meeting of the Society. These include the Society's President, the Past President, the President-Elect, and six others. For 2019–20, the trustees are:

President of the Society and Committee Chair: Prof. John Kloppenborg (Canada)

Past President of the Society: Prof. Jean Zumstein (Switzerland)

President-Elect of the Society: Prof. Margaret Mitchell (USA)

Prof. Knut Backhaus (Germany)

Prof. Daniel Gerber (France)

Prof. Sandra Huebenthal (Germany)

Prof. Heike Omerzu (Denmark)

Prof. Korinna Zamfir (Romania)

Prof. Gosnell Yorke (Zambia)

The Presidential Nominee for 2020/1 is Prof. John Barclay (UK), who is an observer.

The Committee meets twice each year, at the General Meeting of the Society in late July/early August. A business meeting of the Society's membership follows both sessions.

Officers

The Officers of the Society attend the meetings of the Committee ex officio.

Secretary: Prof. Andrew D. Clarke (UK),

Assistant Secretary: Prof. Todd Still (USA),

Assistant Secretary for International Initiatives: Prof. William R. G. Loader (Australia),

Treasurer: Prof. Paul Foster (UK),

Editor of the Journal (New Testament Studies): Dr Simon J. Gathercole (UK),

Editor of the Monograph Series (SNTSMS): Prof. Edward Adams (UK),