Each year CSNTM invites 3–5 graduate students to intern at the Center who demonstrate a strong proficiency in working with the New Testament and have proven to be excellent students. These promising individuals participate in a year of challenging and enriching activities under the mentorship of Dr. Daniel B. Wallace and the CSNTM research staff.Continue reading Meet the 2023–24 CSNTM Interns
The Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts welcomes its newest intern cohort! This new group of talented graduate students will study the field of New Testament textual criticism through reading seminars and personal research assignments, and will receive digitization training for upcoming expeditions. They will also have the opportunity to develop their academicContinue reading A Big Welcome to CSNTM’s 2021–2022 Interns!
On August 24th, the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts welcomed Johnathan Watkins to our team as an intern for the 2020–2021 academic year. Johnathan hails from Tyler, TX and currently studies at Dallas Theological Seminary, on track to finish his ThM in May 2021. He aspires to pursue a PhD, studying theContinue reading CSNTM Welcomes Another Scholar in Training
The Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts is excited to welcome its newest class of interns! This cohort of talented graduate students has the opportunity to study the field of New Testament textual criticism, work directly with the Center’s collection of digital images, and gain valuable research skills in a collaborative environment. TheyContinue reading Welcome CSNTM’s 2019–2020 Interns!
By: Andrew K. Bobo Textual criticism is a complicated field. New Testament manuscripts were written on three different materials, copied over the course of 15 centuries, and each scribe has unique handwriting. The sheer mass of materials is staggering, with over 5,300 Greek manuscripts scattered across 250 different institutions worldwide. The study of these manuscriptsContinue reading Why the CSNTM Internship?
