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Dr. Ted Trost, ttrost(AT)rel.as.ua.edu
Theodore L. Trost graduated from Harvard University in 1998
with a Ph.D. in the Study of Religion. His dissertation focused
on the career of Douglas Horton, an American leader in the
ecumenical movement during the 20th century. Previous degrees
were earned at the University of Michigan (BGS), the San Francisco
Theological Seminary (MDIV), and the Graduate Theological
Union (MA). He also worked for nine years as a flight attendant
and purser with the now defunct Pan American World Airways.
Dr. Trost holds a joint appointment within the College
of Arts & Sciences, being appointed to both the Department
of Religious Studies and to New
College. Trost teaches courses in American Religious History,
Religion and Popular Culture, History of Christianity, the
Bible, and Theology in Literature and Film. In addition he
is a songwriter and member of the obscure rock group known
as Thaddaeus Quince and the New Originals
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