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Biography: Dr. Jason Tatlock is a distinguished historian specializing in Middle Eastern and Mediterranean history. Since joining the faculty in 2007, he has been dedicated to exploring the complexities of the ancient and modern Near East, bringing his deep expertise and passion to both the classroom and his research.Dr. Tatlock earned his Bachelor of Theology from Prairie Bible College in 1997, followed by an M.A. in Ancient History of Syro-Palestine from Jerusalem University College in 1999. He later pursued advanced studies at the University of Michigan, where he obtained an M.A. and Ph.D. in Near Eastern Studies in 2006.His teaching focuses on the historical and cultural evolution of the region, offering upper-division courses such as:HIST 3225 - History of the Ancient Near EastHIST 3352 - Israel/Palestine in Its Middle Eastern ContextHIST 5244 - Topics in Middle Eastern and Mediterranean HistoryResearch and PublicationsDr. Tatlock's research spans from the prehistoric Mediterranean world to contemporary Middle Eastern affairs, with a particular focus on human sacrifice and human rights. His scholarship has been widely recognized, with publications including:The Middle East: Its History and Culture (University Press of Maryland, 2012)"Human Sacrifice and Propaganda in Popular Discourse" (Dialogue: The Interdisciplinary Journal of Popular Culture and Pedagogy, 2019)"Debating the Legitimacy of Human Sacrifice in Modern Hinduism and Biblical Tradition" (Journal of Global South Studies, 2018)"Genocidal Rhetoric and Remembrance in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict" (Journal of Third World Studies, 2009)Awards and Professional RecognitionDr. Tatlock's dedication to academia and community engagement has earned him several prestigious honors, including:Distinguished Faculty Service to the Community Award, Armstrong Atlantic State University (2010)Outstanding Advisor Award, Armstrong Atlantic State University (2009)Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor, University of Michigan (2004)
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