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January 01, 1970

Robert Williamson Jr

About Robert Williamson Jr

Robert Williamson Jr. is Margaret Berry Hutton Odyssey Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at Hendrix College in Conway, Ark.His scholarly work focuses primarily on the Wisdom literature of the Hebrew Bible and cognate literatures. Robert's teaching is an expression of his passion for the texts of the Jewish and Christian scriptures and the fundamental conviction that both texts and students have the potential to act in the world for the common good. Find him at hendrix.academia.edu/robertwilliamson or on Twitter at @rwilliamsonjr.

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  1. Very interesting. Do you ever encounter the problem of students not having the technology to tweet in class?

  2. Good question! Many of my Twitter assignments are completed outside of class, so students without a laptop or smart phone can use a computer in one of our labs. For in-class assignments, I try to work out something with our Media Center. I’ve never had a lack of technology prevent someone from doing the assignment.

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