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Portland Campus Spring 2008 Course Schedule

  Click on the Course Number to view the course descriptions (if not available, will be added ASAP). As syllabi become available they will be posted/linked under the scheduled class. 

 

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday


MLS1501P
Reflective Practice
 
COURSE IS CLOSED FOR REGISTRATION

(Baard)
 Syllabus
 


 


PW1602P
Intro to Preaching
(Imes)
[VC]
 Syllabus


PTP1706P
Pastoral Care from the Pulpit
(Good)

 


DS1713P
Emergence of Anglicanism
(Matson)
[VC]
 


SCS1508P
Intro to Small Church Ministry
(Planting)[VC]

Instructor in Bangor only

 


OT1710P
Women in the Bible & Ancient Near East
(Johnston)
 Syllabus


ET/ST1620P
Feminist Theology & Ethics
(Davies)
[VC]
 Syllabus


BS1502P
Exegetical Methods
(Trobisch)
[VC]
 Syllabus
 


NT1701P
Gospel of John
(Trobisch)
[VC]
 Syllabus
 

 


OT1502P
The Prophets
(Johnston)
 Syllabus

 

 

 

CMU464P*
Mentored Practice Colleague Group
(Poland)
 The first class session will be held Monday January 28th from
4-6 PM. The meeting schedule for all subsequent sessions
will be determined
at that time.

*Exact dates and times of CMU's are subject to change after the first class meeting,


ST1502P
Intro to Christian Doctrine II
(Sherman)

       4:00 - 4:30

 

Chapel


SFD1728P
Intro to Spiritual Direction
(Booth)
[VC]


ET1711P
Health Care Ethics
(Ellison)
 Syllabus

            MP1502P
Mentored Practice
(Baard)
 Syllabus


NT1728P
The Bible Says....How Good is the Good Book
(Kalajainen)

 

[VC] - Video Conferencing

Pre-registration starts November 13,2007. 
Registration deadline for All returning students January 15, 2008. 
Late fee assessed after this date.
Registration for some classes is limited.  Appointments for registration are to be made with your advisor

Liberal Studies students who wish to take courses that are not cross-listed must have permission of the instructor.
Professor Miller is teaching the D.Min.
THE SEMINARY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE CHANGES WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE TO THE INFORMATION
CONTAINED IN THIS PUBLICATION, INCLUDING THE ALTERATION OF VARIOUS FEES, SCHEDULES
AND THE REVISION OR CANCELLATION OF PARTICULAR COURSES. 
Courses being taught by adjunct faculty must register the equivalent of seven full credit students.

Bangor Campus Spring 2008 Course Schedule