Registration deadline
for Summer 2008 courses is May 15, 2008. Registration for some
classes is limited. Appointments for registration are to be made
with your advisor.
WR1701:
Native American Spirituality
gkisedtanamoogk
An investigation of the various ways that First Nations peoples
express their sense of the sacred.
3 credits
Course Schedule: Bangor, June 2-10, 8:30AM-4PM
Syllabus for WR1701
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ET1708p: Teaching Sexual Health, Ethics, and Justice
Ellison, Marvin
As a complement to ET 1705 (Sexuality and the Social Order), this
intensive course addresses the debates about sexuality education
(abstinence-only and comprehensive), Christian responses to gender
and sexual diversity, the framing of a contemporary Christian sexual
ethic, and various justice issues related to sexuality. In
addition, this course certifies students as trainers for the Our
Whole Lives (OWL) comprehensive sexuality education curriculum for
grades 7-9 and 10-12, sponsored by the United Church of Christ and
the Unitarian Universalist Association.
3 credits
Course Schedule: Portland, June 3rd & 5th, 1-5PM; June 6th, 1-8PM; June
7th, 8:30AM-7PM;
June 8th, 8:30AM-2PM; June 10th &1 12th, 1-5PM
Syllabus for ET1708
Note: If unable to
attend the entire course it may also be taken as a 1 credit CMU
(CMU465). Attendance of the OWL seminar
(June 6-8) as well as the work outlined in the syllabus is
required to earn credit.
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PTP1737: Youth Practicum
Baard, Ron
A study of adolescent psychology and culture will be conducted
concurrent with the student's immersion experience in a religious
camp situation. The immersion must be at least one week.
3 credits
Course Schedule:
[VIDEO Bangor/Portland],
June 23-25 &
August
18-19,
8:30AM – 4PM
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NT1502p: The Letters of Paul
Trobisch, David
No other book of letters has ever been written, read, printed and
distributed as widely as the letters of Paul. The course explores
the text from literary, historical and hermeneutical points of view.
3 credits
Course Schedule: Portland, August 11th - 16th, 9AM-5PM
