Julia A. Lamm received her B.A. in History and in Philosophy from The College of St. Catherine, and her A.M. in Religious Studies and Ph.D. in Theology from the University of Chicago. She has been on the faculty of Georgetown University since 1989.

She specializes in the thought of Friedrich D. E. Schleiermacher (1768-1834), the history of Christian thought, and Christian mysticism.

COURSES TAUGHT:
UNDERGRADUATE COURSES (Georgetown University):
‘The Problem of God’;
‘God and Gender’;
‘History of Christian Thought I’;
‘History of Christian Thought II’ ;
‘Medieval Women Mystics’;
‘Theology of Thomas Aquinas’;
‘Introduction to Catholic Theology.’

GRADUATE COURSES:
Harvard Divinity School:
"Grace Seminar"
"Schleiermacher and the Beginnings of Modern Theology";
Georgetown University:
"God in Christian Thought"
"Mysticism in Christianity and Islam" with Paul Heck.