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Photograph of commencement speaker and Assistant Professor of Religious Studies Andrew Perrin at the podium during the graduation ceremonies at the Abbotsford Centre. Faculty and administrators making up the platform party are visible behind him
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TWU faculty member Andrew Perrin
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Photograph of Andrew Perrin, Professor of Religious Studies; Co-Director of Dead Sea Scrolls Institute ; a close-up portrait shot.
Dead Sea Scrolls Canada Research Chair team posing with Peter Flint
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Photograph of a group of graduate students and an administrative assistant with Professor Peter Flint, who had been appointed a Research Chair in Dead Sea Scrolls Studies on November 12, 2004.
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Photograph of speakers and delegates at the DSS Symposium. Those pictured include Dorothy Peters, Marty Abegg, Emanuel Tov, Peter Flint, and Andrew Perrin. (unidentified)
Full Professors Inaugural Lecture invitations and programs.
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File consists of inaugural lecture invitations and programs for full professors and Canada Research Chairs, including: Dr. Peter Flint "The Significance of the Dead Sea Scrolls for Canada and Modern Society"; Dr. Jens Zimmermann "Faithful Interpretations of Humanity: Religion, Culture, and Ethics After Christianity"; Dr. Eve Stringham "Of Worms and Men: What Model Organisms Tell Us about Human Disease"; Dr. David Squires "Out of the Closet as a Composer: or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Beauty"; Dr. Robynne Rogers Healy "Tales of an Incidental Quaker Historian: A Friendly Journey Through the Past"; and Dr. Andrew Perrin "Mapping the Uncharted World of the Aramaic Dead Sea Scrolls: The Canonical, Conceptual, and Cultural Impact of Understudied Ancient Texts".