Dov Nelkin is a dynamic individual with a robust background in education, media training, writing and editing. With expertise in applied ethics, ethical theory, and interreligious dialogue, Nelkin received a Ph.D. in Religious Ethics and Biomedical Ethics from the University of Virginia and holds an A.B. in Religion, Ethics, and English from Brown University. Nelkin is a seasoned faculty member and has taught at various institutions, including the Heschel School, Rutgers University, Schechter High School and Mary Washington College, and served as a Graduate Medical Education Clinical Instructor at the Medical College of Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University. Nelkin's skills in conflict management, people management, and effective communication have been honed through years of experience and application. As an accomplished writer, Nelkin has written and edited for both academic and popular journals and newspapers, highly equipped to identify key issues and clarify complex matters.