Pamela J. Scalise
Senior Professor of Old Testament
As senior faculty at Fuller, this professor primarily mentors students and only occasionally, if ever, teaches courses.
BA, University of Minnesota
MATS, Bethel Theological Seminary
MA, MPhil, PhD, Yale University
Courses Taught
OT599: Old Testament Introduction
OT501: Pentateuch
OT502: Hebrew Prophets
OT504: Writings
OT506: OT Exegesis: Jeremiah (Hebrew)
OT506: OT Exegesis: Zechariah (Hebrew)
OT507: OT Exegesis: Psalms (Hebrew)
OT507: OT Exegesis: Daniel (Hebrew)
OT534: Old Testament Theology
OT567: Micah (English text)
OT567: Psalms (English text)
Campus Affiliations
Center for Advanced Theological Studies
Areas of Expertise
Old Testament prophets, Hebrew pedagogy
Bio
Pam Scalise is professor of Old Testament at Fuller Northwest, in Seattle, Washington, where she has taught since 1994.
Scalise has authored commentaries on the Minor Prophets (with John Goldingay) in the Understanding the Bible Commentary series (Baker, 2012) and in the New International Biblical Commentary series (Hendrickson, 2009), and authored the commentary on Jeremiah 26–34 in the Word Biblical Commentary series (1995), as well as numerous articles in dictionaries and journals, including Review and Expositor, Faith and Mission, and Biblical Illustrator.
Scalise was elected president of the National Association of Baptist Professors of Religion for 2007, and also serves on the editorial board of the Association’s journal, Perspectives in Religious Studies. She is also a member of several other organizations, including the Society of Biblical Literature, the National Association of Professors of Hebrew, Baptist Women in Ministry, and the Washington Association of Churches Ecumenical Dialogue Commission, representing American Baptist churches. Scalise teaches core classes in Old Testament.