Fall 2022 Course Schedule

Asynchronous
SEPL941 Supervised Ministry 1 Baber SEPL943 Supervised Ministry 3 Baber		SEPL944 Supervised Ministry 4 Baber SEFS910 Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) Toler

Symbols after course # denotes the Distance Ed format. See bottom of page for additional descriptions

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
			10am-12pm SEFS 810 V Theory & Ethics of Spiritual Direction Kraybill-Greggo
2-5pm SETH630 V Intro to Theology Rivera SETH830 V Moravian Worship & Polity Weber	2-3:15pm SEBK693 In-person ST: Ways of Reading the Bible Radine 2-3:30pm SETH820 S Moravian History Atwood 3:15-5:45pm SEPC820 In-person Sexuality Across the Lifespan Weeks 3:45-5pm SEBK920 V Intro to Greek Bell	2-5pm SEPC921 V Clinical Internship I Toler SEPL610 V Practice of Preaching Appler/Norton 3-5pm SEIP901 V Credo Rivera 3:15-5:45pm SEPC722 In-person Professional Orientation: Ethics & Counseling Santiago	2-3:15pm SEBK693 In-person ST: Ways of Reading the Bible Radine 3-5pm SEFS 710 V Prayer Martell 3:15-5:45pm SEPC640 In-person Social & Cultural Foundations Santiago 3:45-5pm SEBK920 V Intro to Greek Bell	2-5pm SEBK891 V ST: Women in the New Testament Bell 3:30-5:30pm SEPC832 In-person Moral Injury: A Public Health Crisis Denton-Borhaug
6-8pm SECC601 V Learning in Community (LinC) Rivera SEFS700 V Individual Spiritual Direction Mikuta Class meets ONLY [8/29,10/17, 12/5] SEPC 911 V Psychospiritual Integration I Class meets ONLY [9/12, 9/26, 10/10, 10/31, 11/14, 11/28] 6-9pm SEPC 733 In-person Career & Lifestyle Counseling TBD	6-8pm SEIP941 V Supervised Ministry Portfolio 1 Baber [8/30, 9/13, 9/27, 10/18, 11/1, 11/15, 12/6] 6-9pm SEFS601 V Intro to Spiritual Formation Kraybill-Greggo SEIP810 V Leadership in Ministry Weber	6-7:30pm SECC620 S Christianity in the Modern World Atwood 6-9pm SEPC602 In-person Helping Relationships Santiago SETH 721 V Theology from the Underside Rivera	6-9pm SEBK610 V Intro to Hebrew Bible Appler SEIP950 V Masters Thesis Research Weber SEPC745 In-person Research Design & Methodology Jackson

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

10am-12pm

SEFS 810 V
Theory & Ethics of Spiritual Direction
Kraybill-Greggo

2-5pm

SETH630 V
Intro to Theology
Rivera

SETH830 V
Moravian Worship & Polity
Weber

2-3:15pm

SEBK693 In-person
ST: Ways of Reading the Bible
Radine

2-3:30pm

SETH820 S
Moravian History
Atwood

3:15-5:45pm

SEPC820 In-person
Sexuality Across the Lifespan
Weeks

3:45-5pm

SEBK920 V
Intro to Greek
Bell

2-5pm

SEPC921 V
Clinical Internship I
Toler

SEPL610 V
Practice of Preaching
Appler/Norton

3-5pm

SEIP901 V
Credo
Rivera

3:15-5:45pm

SEPC722 In-person
Professional Orientation: Ethics & Counseling
Santiago

2-3:15pm

SEBK693 In-person
ST: Ways of Reading the Bible
Radine

3-5pm

SEFS 710 V
Prayer
Martell

3:15-5:45pm

SEPC640 In-person
Social & Cultural Foundations
Santiago

3:45-5pm

SEBK920 V
Intro to Greek
Bell

2-5pm

SEBK891 V
ST: Women in the New Testament
Bell

3:30-5:30pm

SEPC832 In-person
Moral Injury: A Public Health Crisis
Denton-Borhaug

6-8pm

SECC601 V
Learning in Community (LinC)
Rivera

SEFS700 V
Individual Spiritual Direction
Mikuta
Class meets ONLY
[8/29,10/17, 12/5]

SEPC 911 V
Psychospiritual Integration I
Class meets ONLY
[9/12, 9/26, 10/10, 10/31, 11/14, 11/28]

6-9pm

SEPC 733 In-person
Career & Lifestyle Counseling
TBD

6-8pm

SEIP941 V
Supervised Ministry Portfolio 1
Baber
[8/30, 9/13, 9/27, 10/18, 11/1, 11/15, 12/6]

6-9pm

SEFS601 V
Intro to Spiritual Formation
Kraybill-Greggo

SEIP810 V
Leadership in Ministry
Weber

6-7:30pm

SECC620 S
Christianity in the Modern World
Atwood

6-9pm

SEPC602 In-person
Helping Relationships
Santiago

SETH 721 V
Theology from the Underside
Rivera

6-9pm

SEBK610 V
Intro to Hebrew Bible
Appler

SEIP950 V
Masters Thesis Research
Weber

SEPC745 In-person
Research Design & Methodology
Jackson

Distance Ed Modalities Key

Symbols after course # denotes the Distance Ed format.

(V) Video Conference—Class sessions meet synchronously. Students and faculty may be present on campus or connect via Zoom.

(S) Synchronous—Faculty and students connect only by Zoom without any class sessions meeting on campus.

(A) Asynchronous—Course content is available for specified periods of time during which students may access and complete work online at their own time regardless of location.

(H) Hybrid—More than half of the course’s classroom contact hours occur with faculty and students all present on campus. Other course elements occur either synchronously or asynchronously.

(B) Blended—The course is a combination of in-class meetings, as well as synchronous and asynchronous elements.

Locations Key

A-Aldersgate, G-Genadendal, H-Herrnhut, K-Kunwald, W-Wittenberg, S-Saal, P-Prayer Room, CR-Chalice Rocks, OS-Offsite, OL-Online