I just got an email from a Logos user who was sharing some thoughts on how to continue to be the best Bible software in the world. He encouraged me by saying: "I'm sure you are already doing this, but make sure you keep a good handful of academics involved in the design of L4 particularly in original languages."
With all our preparations for the ETS/SBL conferences recently, and in preparing for a new blog post on this topic, I just happened to have a list of some of the advanced degrees our employees have earned. This is by no means comprehensive, and doesn't even begin to cover perhaps hundreds of undergradute degrees, but take a look at how we have taken this advice to heart. We have already purposefully pursued the experts in the top of each field as a result of our dedication to not only being the most user-friendly and accessible Bible software in the world, but also to be the most powerful and scholarly Bible software in the world.
Just take a look at a few of the advanced degrees and honors our employees have earned.
Ph.D. Theology
Ph.D. Hebrew and Semitic Studies
Ph.D. Computer Science
Master of Biblical Studies
Master of Divinity
Master of Bible
Doctor of Literature in Biblical Languages
Master of Theological Studies in Biblical Languages
Master of Arts in Hebrew and Semitic Studies
Master of Arts in Ancient History, Ancient Egypt and Syria-Palestine
Master of Arts in Linguistics
Master of Theology
Master of Arts in Theology
Master of Linguistics
Master of Fine Arts Writing
Master of the Christian Studies in Biblical Languages
Master of Divinity
Master of Business Administration
Master of Science in Computer Science
Master of Divinity
Master of Business Administration
Master of Arts in Biblical Studies, Greek, Hebrew and Syriac
Master of Arts in Biblical Studies
Master of Science in Computer Science
Master of Arts in Social Work
Master of Computer Science
Master of Arts MFCC
Academic Leadership Positions:
2009-2010, President, Northwest Region of the Evangelical Theological Society
2008-2009, Vice-President, Northwest Region of the Evangelical Theological Society
2008-2010, Program Unit Chair, Bible and Technology Section, International Meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature
Academic Honors:
Leila Custard History Award, Bob Jones University, 1986
Ancient History Department scholarship, University of Pennsylvania, 1990
James L. Weinstein Fellowship in Hebrew Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1995
Scholarship, Wisconsin Society for Jewish Learning, University of Wisconsin-Madison; 1996, 1997
Society of Biblical Literature Regional Scholar Award, 2007