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Dr. Stephen Hampton was appointed Dean of Peterhouse in 2007, overseeing Chapel services and providing pastoral care to the members of the College community. In 2009, he became the Director of Studies in Theology and Religious Studies, advising Peterhouse Theology students on paper choices and supervising their academic progress. In 2012, he was appointed Senior Tutor at Peterhouse, taking on the role of the College’s academic lead in teaching and pastoral welfare. Affiliated with the Faculty of Divinity, Dr. Hampton has taught various papers in Christian Theology and Church History. His research interests primarily lie in Early Modern Theology, focusing particularly on the development of Protestant theology from the Reformation to the Enlightenment. He is enthusiastic about supervising graduate students interested in this area, having already supervised PhDs on the sermons of John Owen. His key publications include 'Anti-Arminians: Anglican Reformed Tradition Charles II George' (Oxford University Press 2008) and various articles in leading journals.
Peterhouse, University of Cambridge • Cambridge, England
Overseeing Chapel services and providing pastoral care to the College community.
Peterhouse, University of Cambridge • Cambridge, England
Advising Theology students on papers and supervising their academic progress.
Peterhouse, University of Cambridge • Cambridge, England
Leading the College's academic staff in matters of teaching and pastoral welfare.
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