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Margaret E. Lee
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Margaret E. Lee is Dean of Student Services, a member of the College Academic Council, and Adjunct Instructor of Biblical Greek and New Testament at Tulsa Community College, Metro Campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Named Regional Scholar by the Society of Biblical Literature in 1996, she is the author, with Bernard Brandon Scott, Frances LaZar, and Kristin Sparks, of Greek Word Lists and Paradigm (1993). She is currently working with Brandon Scott on a new book on sound and meaning in ancient texts (forthcoming from Polebridge Press in 2008), which proposes a methodology for analyzing Hellenistic Greek literature as speech in recognition of the fact that Hellenistic literature was published primarily by means of public, oral performance.
Books
- Greek Word Lists and Paradigm, with Bernard Brandon Scott, Frances LaZar, and Kristin Sparks, 1993
Academic Credentials
- D. Theol., Melbourne College of Divinity, Melbourne, Australia
- M.Div., Phillips Theological Seminary, Tulsa, OK
- B.A., Seattle University, Seattle, WA
Academic Appointments
- Dean of Student Services, Tulsa Community College, Metro Campus, Tulsa, OK, 2003–
- Adjunct Instructor, Biblical Greek and Introduction to the New Testament, Tulsa Community College, 1999–
- Director of Counseling and Testing, Tulsa Community College, Northeast Campus, 2002–2003
- Assessment Counselor, Tulsa Community College, Metro Campus, 1996–2002
- Adjunct Instructor, Biblical Greek, Phillips Graduate Seminary, Enid, OK, 1994–1995
Professional Service
- Co-Chair, Publishing Committee, Polebridge Press, 2008–
- Fellow, Westar Institute, 2007–
- Chapter Advisor for Phi Theta Kappa, International Honor Society for the Two-Year College, 1997–
Awards and Honors
- Named Regional Scholar by the Society of Biblical Literature, 1996
- Faculty Scholar for the Phi Theta Kappa Honors Institute, 2001
- Robert Giles Distinguished Advisor Award, 2005
- Paragon Award for Advisors, 2000