History
Faculty
Paul McGraw, Ph.D. - Department Chair
Associate Professor of History
Office: Irwin Hall 211
Phone: (707) 965-6301
Homepage: http://www.puc.edu/Faculty/Paul_McGraw/homepage.html
Faculty Since: 2000
Education:
B.A., Columbia Union College, 1983
M.Div., Andrews University Theological Seminary, 1990
M.A., George Mason University, 1996
Ph.D., George Washington University, 2004
Accomplishments:
"Unto the Third and Fourth Generations: Musings on Ellen White and the Future of Adventism."
"A View from Outside the Veil: The Evangelical Reaction to Questions on Doctrine." – Presented at the Questions on Doctrine Conference, Andrews University, October 25, 2007
Biography:
Paul McGraw, chair, associate professor, specializes in American religious history with a specific focus on Adventist history and the development of the designation "cult." His Ph.D. dissertation was titled "Born in Zion?: The Margins of Fundamentalism and the Definition of Seventh-day Adventism." He is currently working on a biography of LeRoy Froom for "Adventist Pioneer" biography series. He also is interested in pretty much anything involving hockey, and loves to travel.
Paul McGraw, chair, associate professor, specializes in American religious history with a specific focus on Adventist history and the development of the designation "cult." His Ph.D. dissertation was titled "Born in Zion?: The Margins of Fundamentalism and the Definition of Seventh-day Adventism." He is currently working on a biography of LeRoy Froom for "Adventist Pioneer" biography series. He also is interested in pretty much anything involving hockey, and loves to travel.