M. Corinne Winter

Dr. Winter belongs to the College Theology Society and the National Association of Women in Catholic Higher Education. She participates in gatherings and discussions of the Association for Graduate Programs in Ministry.  She also makes frequent presentations at local parishes and has worked with couples preparing for marriage in the Catholic Church.

Dr. Winter teaches Catholic/Christian Systematic Theology (the study of church teachings, their relationships to one another, and their significance), as well as in Lay Ministry formation and Deacon Formation programs in the Diocese of Davenport. She also serves as liason with the diocese for the Master of Pastoral Theology program.

 

Education and Training

University of Notre Dame, South Bend, IN
Doctor of Philosophy, 1995

University of Dayton, Dayton, OH
Theological Studies, Master of Arts, 1984

St. Olaf College, Northfield, MN
English Education, Bachelor of Arts, 1973

 

Courses Taught

Models of God
Jesus Christ, Person and Mission
Church, Meaning and Mission
Introduction to Christian Doctrine
Graduate courses in Ecclesiology, Christology, and general Systematic Theology

 

Areas of Professional Interest

Catholic Church teaching, Ecumenical dialogue, Ministry formation, Theological reflection

 

Recent Publications

Women in Christianity in Sage Encyclopedia of Women in the Modern World
A frequent contributor to the Catholic Messenger (Diocesan newspaper of the Davenport Diocese)