Installation of the Very Rev. Kurt H. Dunkle as the thirteenth Dean and President of The General Theological Seminary, October 17, 2013. Read more about the installation here.
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New York City – On the evening of October 17, 2013, during a Festive Eucharist in the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, the Very Rev. Kurt H. Dunkle was installed as the thirteenth Dean and President of The General Theological Seminary. Witnessed by nearly 300 attendees, the symbols of the office were conferred on Dunkle by the Chair of the GTS Board of Trustees, the Rt.
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The Board of Trustees, Faculty, Staff, Students and Alumni/ae of
The General Theological Seminary of The Episcopal Church
request your prayers and presence at the Installation of
The Very Reverend Kurt H. Dunkle
as the thirteenth Dean and President
Festive Eucharist
October 17, 2013
5:30 p.m.
The Chapel of the Good Shepherd
Chelsea Square, New York City
(enter at 440 West 21st Street)
Reception immediately following in Hoffman Hall
Overflow seating will be available in Seabury
Hall with live music and streaming video
R.S.V.P. Read more...
The Rev. Kurt H. Dunkle was elected on May 14 as the 13th Dean and President of The General Theological Seminary in New York City by the GTS Board of Trustees. He will officially begin serving in his new position on July 1, 2013.
In his address to the Trustees following his election, Dunkle said, “We need to return importance to the word ‘General’ in our title; we are The General Theological Seminary. Read more...
May 14, 2013 (GTS News) – The Rev. Kurt H. Dunkle was elected on May 14, 2013 to be the 13th Dean and President of The General Theological Seminary in New York City by the GTS Board of Trustees. He will officially begin serving as Dean and President on July 1, 2013.
In his address to the Board of Trustees following his election, Dunkle said, “we need to return importance to the word ‘General’ in our title; we are The General Theological Seminary. Read more...
The Rev. Kurt H. Dunkle has been nominated to be the next Dean and President of The General Theological Seminary in New York City.
Approved by the Executive Committee of the seminary’s Board of Trustees, Dunkle’s nomination was presented to the Trustees on Friday, February 1, 2013, by Search Committee Chair Randall Ashley Greene. The Trustees will formally vote on the nomination at the next Board meeting in May 2013. Read more...
17 January 2013 – In October the Board of Trustees appointed a 15-member Search Committee to solicit and present to the Board a recommendation for the election of the next Dean and President for General Theological Seminary. It is planned that this position will be filled at the end of the current academic year, through an election by the Board at its May meeting.
As of mid-January, the Search Committee had reviewed nominations and applications from nearly 50 candidates for the position of Dean and President. Read more...
10 December 2012 – In October the Board of Trustees appointed a 15-member Search Committee to solicit and present to the Board a recommendation for the election of the next Dean and President for General Theological Seminary. It is planned that this position will be filled at the end of the current academic year at an election by the Board at its May, 2013 meeting.
As of mid-December, 2012, the Search Committee, through published notices and the GTS website, has received nearly 40 applications/nominations for the position. Read more...
The General Theological Seminary of the Episcopal Church (GTS), located in the city of New York, invites nominations and applications for the position of Dean and President.
This search takes place at a crucial moment in the life of GTS and The Episcopal Church which it serves. The Board of Trustees seeks a person who is an energetic, faithful Christian who will lead GTS into its third century of service to the Church. Read more...
