I am Dr. Erica Mongé-Greer, a biblical scholar and researcher specializing in biblical ethics, Ancient Near Eastern languages, and religious studies. My work focuses on the rich ethical dimensions embedded in ancient texts, examining how these timeless insights intersect with today’s moral challenges.
Raised in the Pacific Northwest, I blend the intellectual heritage of this region with my global experiences and interdisciplinary interests. Beyond my research, I am passionate about leadership in higher education, fostering collaborative environments, and ensuring academic excellence through strategic administration. My experience in both teaching and university administration has allowed me to mentor students, guide faculty, and enhance educational programs.
What You’ll Find Here:
- In-depth exploration of biblical ethics, where ancient wisdom illuminates contemporary issues.
- Engaging discussions on the cultural and ethical contexts of the Ancient Near East.
- Insights on religious studies, science fiction, and their intersection in modern media.
- Reflections on leadership and academic administration, with a focus on building inclusive and effective educational environments.
I invite you to explore these topics further through my blog at ScholarlyWanderlust.com, where we continue the dialogue on how ancient texts shape our understanding of ethics, culture, and leadership in today’s world.