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Spring 2023 Course Schedule

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

Asynchronous

SEPL942 A     Supervised Ministry 2   Baber
SEPL944 A     Supervised Ministry 4   Baber
RS252 (LTS) A  Samuel DeWitt Proctor Conference   Carey

SEIP963  A     Master's Thesis   Weber
SEFS910 A     Clinical Pastoral Education   Toler

 

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

 


 

 

 

10-12pm

SEFS721 V
Group Spiritual Direction
Kraybill-Greggo

9am-2pm

SEFS730 V
Incarnational Spirituality
Kraybill-Greggo
[Class meets ONLY 3/10, 17, 24; 3/10 session ends at 3pm]

2-5pm

SEBK620 V
Intro to New Testament

Bell 

3-5pm

SECC660 V
World Religions
Appler

 

2-5pm

SEPL711 V
Equipping Communities for Ministry
Weber

3-6pm 

SEPC710 In-person 
Group Theory & Practice
Troxel

3:45-5pm

SEBK921 V             Advanced Greek Readings & Exegesis
Bell

2-5pm

SEPC922 V
Clinical Internship 2
Toler

SETH620 V 
Rhythms of Ministry
Weber

 

2-5pm

SEFS821 V
Spiritual Direction 1: Art, Practice & Supervision
Kraybill-Greggo

SEPL 620
Pastoral Care & Counseling
Toler

 

2-4pm

SEBK720 V
Psalms in Community
Appler

6-8pm

SEIP942 V
Supervised Ministry Portfolio 2
Weber
[Class meets ONLY 1/16, 30; 2/13; 3/6, 20; 4/3,24]

SEPC912
Psychospiritual Integration 2
Mikuta
[Class meets ONLY 1/23; 2/6, 20; 3/13, 27; 4/17]

 

6-8pm

SEPL940 V
Intro to Supervised Ministry
Baber
[Class meets ONLY 1/17; 2/14; 3/21; 4/25]

6-9pm

SEBK860 V
Itinerancy & Cross-Cultural Witness in Earliest Christianity
Bell

 

6-9pm

SEPC630 V
Systems Theory
Toler

SETH721 V
Theology from the Underside 
Rivera

 

6-9pm

SEFS640 V
Christian Ethics
Rivera

 

 

 

Distance Ed Modalities Key

Symbols after course # denote the Distance Ed format.

V  Video Conference—Students and faculty may be present on campus or connect via Zoom at specified class times.

S  Synchronous—Faculty and students connect only by Zoom at specified class times. No class sessions occur on campus. 

Asynchronous—Course content is available for specified periods of time during which students may access and complete work online regardless of location.

Blended—The course is a combination of in-person class meetings as well as synchronous and asynchronous elements.

*MCC and some SEPC Courses: Registration is limited to students enrolled in the Master of Arts in Clinical
Counseling program. 

Locations Key

AL-Aldersgate, GE-Genadendal, HE-Herrnhut, KU-Kunwald, WI-Wittenberg, SA-Saal, PR-Prayer Room, CR-Chalice Rocks, OS-Offsite