Mitzi Budde

Mitzi Budde has extensive experience working as a librarian and professor in theological seminaries. Mitzi began their career in 1987 as a Library Director & Assistant Professor at Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary. In 1991, they joined Virginia Theological Seminary and progressed through various roles, starting as a Head Librarian & Assistant Professor, then becoming a Head Librarian & Associate Professor, and eventually becoming the Head Librarian & Professor. Their tenure at Virginia Theological Seminary lasted from 1991 to the present, indicating that they are still in this role.

Mitzi Budde completed their education as follows:

- From 2000 to 2004, they attended Wesley Theological Seminary, where they earned a Doctor of Ministry degree in the field of Ecumenism & Reconciliation.

- Mitzi also holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Lenoir-Rhyne University. The specific field of study for this degree is not provided.

- Mitzi further pursued their education at Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary, where they obtained a Master of Arts in Religion degree with a focus on Church History.

- Additionally, Budde obtained a Master of Librarianship degree from the University of South Carolina, specializing in Library Science and Academic Libraries.

In terms of certifications, Budde has obtained the following:

- Mitzi holds The Arthur Carl Lichtenberger Chair in Theological Research certification from Virginia Theological Seminary, which they received in May 2020.

- Mitzi is also certified as a Deacon by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, although the specific date of obtaining this certification is not provided.