Stephen Robertson

Stephen Robertson is an Associate Professor in the Department of Humanities at Maranatha Baptist University's College of Arts and Sciences, where he has served since 2021. He brings extensive experience in communication, speech, drama, and Christian ministry education, focusing on equipping students for service in various vocations through excellence in communication grounded in grace and truth.

Education:

• MA in Teaching, Maranatha Baptist University
• MA in Theatre Arts, Eastern Michigan University
• BA in English with a Speech (Oral Interpretation) minor, Tennessee Temple University

His research and professional interests center on communication studies, theatre arts, speech pedagogy, and the integration of drama into Christian education and ministry. He emphasizes practical training in speech, oral interpretation, and performance as tools for spiritual impact and vocational preparation.

Though not traditional scholarly articles, Robertson has authored numerous original plays, skits, puppet show scripts, Bible study lessons, and quizzes used in church and missions contexts—reflecting his commitment to faith-based educational outreach.

Scientific Awards: None listed.

Robertson is actively involved in mentoring students through drama programs, serving as Drama Track Leader for MBU’s Music and Drama Camp, directing theatrical productions like The Miracle Worker, A Christmas Carol, and The Matchmaker, and leading the MBU Travel Drama Team. He also contributes to campus spiritual life as a small group leader. While no formal grants are mentioned, his work is deeply tied to campus ministry and experiential learning initiatives.

He leads campus drama initiatives and integrates his expertise into both academic and spiritual development, fostering creative expression within a biblical worldview.