University of California Berkeley: Through Graduate Theological Union agreements, SFTS students enjoy free cross-registration for UC Berkeley courses and the use of the university's research and performing arts centers, its nearly 100 library collections and approximately 80 museum collections.
University of Redlands: As part of the University of Redlands, SFTS students have access to a wide range of programming, including joint degrees through the university's School of Business and School of Education.[20]
Notable alumni
John Norman Maclean, 1893 graduate and pastor of Presbyterian churches in Vacaville (1893–1897), Bozeman, Montana (1897–1902), Clarinda, Iowa (1902–1909), and Missoula, Montana (1909–1925). Maclean was father of renown author, Norman Maclean, whose novella, A River Runs Through It, achieved both critical and commercial success. The autobiographical novel, later made into film in 1992, features prominently Maclean.
Yvette Flunder, D.Min, San Francisco Theological Seminary; Founder the City of Refugee and Chair of the San Francisco Inter-religious Coalition on AIDS.
David Alexander Professor of Old Testament and Theology at San Francisco Theological Seminary, and President Emeritus of Pomona College
James Muilenburg Gray Professor of Hebrew Exegesis and Old Testament (1963–1972).
John Dillenberger Dean of the Faculty at San Francisco Theological Seminary; Professor Emeritus, Graduate Theological Union Berkeley; Chair of the Program in History and Philosophy at Harvard University
Philip L. Wickeri Adviser to the Archbishop of Hong Kong for theological and historical studies and Professor of Church History at Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Ming Hua Theological College
References
↑"San Francisco Theological Seminary | the Association of Theological Schools".
↑U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: San Francisco Theological Seminary
↑U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: San Francisco Theological Seminary
↑"History". San Francisco Theological Seminary. University of Redlands. Retrieved 1 July 2019.