Andrew T. Keenan, PhD
@andrewtimkeenan
Assistant Professor of Religious studies at Crandall University | PhD Cantab | Septuagint | 2nd Temple Judaism | Greek & Hebrew | Morphology & Lexicon #CamLXX
I am pleased to announce, in addition to my role at Crandall, I am also now serving as a faculty affiliate for the Centre for Jewish Studies at @dalhousieu.bsky.social directed by Eva Mroczek! I am looking forward to working with such an amazing group of scholars. www.dal.ca/faculty/arts...
Sad to say I did not request this book for the library… but I’m so glad we have it!
PROOFS!!! Robert and I finally got the proofs for our edited volume dedicated and in memory of the late James Aitken. Over the moon to be at this stage! If everything goes smooth, the book should be published November 2026! Keep your eyes peeled and your book budgets ready!
Friends! Caitlin and I will be in Cambridge this summer! If you are around Cambridge from July 20-26th, let us know. We would love to try and catch you!
It’s so hard to believe we arrived in Canada on this day last year. It has been a whirlwind year and we are grateful!
All registered for @SBL. Looking forward to seeing everyone in Denver. 🎉
My friend and colleague @alexichantz.bsky.social did a thing! Congrats to Alexi, the other editors, and all the contributors! This promises to be an essential resource for scholars and students alike.
Had a blast co-presenting with Joshua Parker our paper, “A Greek Origin of ακροβυστία”. Grateful to the IOSCS and the Greek linguistics section for collaborating on organizing our panel.
Obligatory “I’m off to SBL” pic. Here we come bean town!
YEAH!!!!! I’ve been waiting so long for this book!! CONGRATS Marieke! This will surely be a standard resource. Very proud of my doktormutter!
Passed! Yesterday I passed my viva. Thank you to Professor Salvesen and Dr Kantor for such a wonderful conversation. Thank you to Marieke and @nathanmacdonald.bsky.social for all your support and encouragement to get me to this point!
Accepted! Looking forward to seeing many of you in Boston! 🎉
Every time I feel like I am including too many memes in my lecture slides, I add more.