MEET OUR AAR REGIONAL STUDENT DIRECTOR (RSD)
Meet Joseph
Joseph Kim Paxton is a doctoral student of practical theology at the Claremont School of Theology. He has previously served the Pacific Northwestern Region as the SBL Student Representative and is currently in his second term as the co-chair of Religion and Society. He is also working with regional scholar, and Clinical Psychologist, Marcia Webb in the development of an exploratory unit, Religion and the Social Sciences. His research interests explore trauma, mass shootings, miscarriage, spiritual struggle, attitudes and cognitive dissonance theory, group and intergroup processes, the integration of psychology and theology, the psychology of shame, and the psychology of intersectional theory.
He looks to serve the Pacific Northwestern Region by collaborating and coordinating with students in the region to uncover and discover graduate student needs, areas for growth, personal and professional formation, and ways to increase graduate student participation within the region. If you are interested in sharing your thoughts, perspectives, or ideas with Joseph, please email him at joseph.paxton@cst.edu.
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About the AAR Student Director Position
Beginning 2012, one graduate student in each region was elected to serve as Regional Student Director (RSD). RSDs are voting members of their regional Board of Directors. They are responsible for representing the student members of their respective region, and facilitating student interface with the AAR. RSDs dually serve as members of the AAR Graduate Student Committee (http://www.aarweb.org/About_AAR/Committees/Graduate_Student/default.asp).
As a member of the GSC, the RSD liaises with fellow RSDs from other regions to devise and implement student-oriented events for the AAR Annual Meeting, and to aid in the development of AAR student resources. The GSC meets bimonthly to addresses the needs and concerns of graduate students and to promote their professional development and participation in the AAR and in the academy as a whole. The RSD additionally serves on the “Student Roundtables” subcommittee of the GSC, which was assembled to organize one-hour roundtable discussions on topics of interest to graduate students, such as teaching, dissertation writing, funding, publishing, and other aspects of professional development and graduate life.
If you have any suggestions for specific roundtable discussions, or any general inquires/comments, do not hesitate to contact the RSD directly.
You may also visit our Facebook page: “Student Members of the AAR Pacific Northwest Region”: https://www.facebook.com/PNWAAR/?ref=stream