Henry Omeike
Education
B.A. University of Ibadan, Nigeria (2001)
M.A. Dominican Institute of Philosophy & Theology, Nigeria (2009)
Th.M. St John’s University, Collegeville, Minnesota (2017)
Bio
Henry Omeike is a doctoral candidate in Theological and Social Ethics in the department of Theology at Fordham University. His dissertation explores Africa’s understanding of community and its relationship to economic identity and participation, especially as embodied in the Igbo (African) Imu- Ahia economics, and its implications for modern Catholic social teaching's view on economic solidarity. Henry is a contributor on the Junior Scholars’ segment of the The First, the Monthly Newsletter of Catholic Theological Ethics in the World Church. He is the founder/coordinator of Truelife Consult of Nigeria (TLK), a platform he has used to gather and to train a broad spectrum of people across Nigeria and abroad, especially youth, on self-improvement through workshops on leadership, physical as well as emotional health. Henry has served as associate pastor, offering spiritual and pastoral care to individuals and communities in many parts of the world and has worked as secretary, electoral presider, director of students and community organizer in his native country, Africa, and the U.S. He currently lives in Washington DC with his family.
Specialization
Theological and Social Ethics
Fields of Interest
Fundamental moral theology
Catholic social thought
Economic/business ethics
Bioethics/medical ethics
Theological anthropology
Political theology
Racial justice
Teaching Competencies
Introduction to Theology
Theological and Social Ethics
Introduction to the Eucharist
Christology
Teaching Experience
Faith and Critical Reason (Fordham University, Spring 2022 – Instructor)
Faith and Critical Reason (Fordham University, Fall 2021 – Instructor)
Faith and Critical Reason, online (Fordham University, Spring 2021 – Instructor)
Faith and Critical Reason, online (Fordham University, Fall 2020 – Instructor)
Faith and Critical Reason (Fordham University, Spring 2020 – Instructor)
Introduction to Bioethics (Fordham University, Fall 2019 – Graduate Assistance)
Faith and Critical Reason (Fordham University, Fall 2019 – Instructor)
Great Christian Hymns (Fordham University, Spring 2019 – Teaching Assistant)
Faith and Critical Reason (Fordham University, Fall 2018 – Teaching Assistant)
Dissertation
“Rethinking Economic Solidarity in Africa in Light of Igbo Imu-Ahia Economic Ethics”
Director: Christine Hinze