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Dr. Jonathan S. Raymond is President Emeritus and Senior Fellow at Trinity Western University (2013–present). Previously, he served as the President of Trinity Western University from 2006 to 2013. He holds a BA in Psychology from Asbury College, an MA in Social Psychology (1972), and a PhD in Cross-Cultural Psychology (1975), both from the University of Kentucky.
Education background includes:
- BA in Psychology, Asbury College
- MA in Social Psychology, University of Kentucky (1972)
- PhD in Cross-Cultural Psychology, University of Kentucky (1975)
His research focuses on cross-cultural psychology, public health, and epidemiology. He established the International Centre for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Research at the University of Hawaii and contributed to health initiatives in Thailand and Asia. His recent work explores the essence of Christian universities and spiritual formation in education, as reflected in his publications.
Scientific Awards include:
- Medal from the Royal Family of Thailand (1986) for contributions to health in Thailand and Asia
He has advised numerous students through his academic and administrative roles, though specific advisees are not listed. His research has been supported by various institutions, including the National Institute of Mental Health. He has also held editorial roles with the Asia Pacific Journal of Public Health and co-edits The Salvation Army’s journal, Word & Deed.
Dr. Raymond’s professional affiliations include service with the World Health Organization, U.S. Centers for Disease Control, and UNICEF, among others. His leadership roles span universities such as the University of Hawaii (1980–1990), where he was a tenured full professor, and institutions like Booth College (1999–2006). His books, including Called to a Higher Purpose and Called to Transform, emphasize Christian university missions and holistic student development.
