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NOTABLE RETIREMENTS

NOTABLE RETIREMENTS

Brown / Moore

STEWART J. BROWN AND SUSAN HARDMAN MOORE

This summer marks the retirements of two distinguished members of the New College community. Prof.Stewart J. Brown, Chair of Ecclesiastical History, will step down after more than 34 years of service, as will Prof. Susan Hardman Moore, whose first years at the School – from 1987 to 1992 – were as John Laing Lecturer in the History and Theology of the Reformation. Following a period at King’s College London, she returned to Edinburgh in 2000, and was appointed Professor of Early Modern Religion in 2013.

Both Professors have served the school in a variety of leadership roles – Prof. Brown as Head of School, and (for 23 years) as Vice-Convenor of the prestigious Gifford Lectureships Committee; and Prof. Hardman Moore as Principal of New College.

“They have both made a wonderful contribution to the School over many years.

Head of School Prof. Helen Bond: “They have both made a wonderful contribution to the School over many years.

We will miss seeing them on a daily basis, although we are glad that they are keen to continue their association with us. They’ve both assured me that they won’t be strangers. We will hold them to that promise.”

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