Spring 2019 Course Schedule

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

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
	9am-Noon SECC620 V Christianity and the Modern World Atwood SETH760 Theology and the Sciences Rivera	9am-Noon SECC601 Learning in Community Weber SEFS640 Christian Ethics Rivera 10-11:30am SEBK921 Advanced Greek Readings West	9am-Noon SEBK824 V The Gospel and Epistle of John Crouch	9am–Noon SEPC902 Internship Supervision 2 Santiago 10am-Noon SEPL922 Supervised Ministry 2 DeRemer [2/1, 3/15, 5/3] SEIP942 Supervised Ministry Portfolio 2 Weber [2/1, 2/8, 2/22, 3/8, 3/22, 4/5, 4/26]
	12-12:30pm Chapel	12-12:30pm Eucharist
1-4pm SEPC730 Systems Theory & Application Toler 2-5pm SETH842 United Methodist Missions Appler	2-5pm SEPC612 MACC Practicum Toler/Kraybill-Greggo	2-5pm SETH620 Rhythms of Ministry Weber SEPC750 Human and Faith Development Toler	1-4pm SEPL711 Equipping Communities for Ministry Weber 1:15-3:15pm SEFS721 Group Spiritual Direction 1 Kraybill-Greggo 3:45-6:45pm SEFS821 Spiritual Direction 1: Art, Practice & Supervision Martell	1-3pm SEPC812 Peer Group 2 Kraybill-Greggo [2/1, 2/15, 3/1, 3/15, 4/5, 5/3] 1-5pm SEFS730 Incarnational Spirituality [3/8, 3/22, 4/12] Kraybill-Greggo
6-9pm SETH860 V UCC History, Theology, Polity DeRemer SEPC842 Addictions and the Family Krausz Crossroads	6-8pm SEPC930 Career Counseling & Lifestyle Development Krevitz 6-9pm SEBK620 Intro to New Testament West	6-9pm SEPC760 Individual Psychology & Methodology Santiago SECC660 World Religions Appler, et. al. SEIP820 B Intro to Chaplaincy Akmal	6-9pm SEBK720 Psalms in Community Appler Crossroads

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

9am-Noon

SECC620 V
Christianity and the Modern World
Atwood

SETH760
Theology and the Sciences
Rivera

9am-Noon

SECC601
Learning in Community
Weber

SEFS640
Christian Ethics
Rivera

10-11:30am

SEBK921
Advanced Greek Readings
West

9am-Noon

SEBK824 V
The Gospel and Epistle of John
Crouch

9am–Noon

SEPC902
Internship Supervision 2
Santiago

10am-Noon

SEPL922
Supervised Ministry 2
DeRemer
[2/1, 3/15, 5/3]

SEIP942
Supervised Ministry Portfolio 2
Weber
[2/1, 2/8, 2/22, 3/8, 3/22, 4/5, 4/26]

12-12:30pm

Chapel

12-12:30pm

Eucharist

1-4pm

SEPC730
Systems Theory & Application
Toler

2-5pm

SETH842
United Methodist Missions
Appler

2-5pm

SEPC612
MACC Practicum
Toler/Kraybill-Greggo

2-5pm

SETH620
Rhythms of Ministry
Weber

SEPC750
Human and Faith Development
Toler

1-4pm

SEPL711
Equipping Communities for Ministry
Weber

1:15-3:15pm

SEFS721
Group Spiritual Direction 1
Kraybill-Greggo

3:45-6:45pm

SEFS821
Spiritual Direction 1: Art, Practice & Supervision
Martell

1-3pm

SEPC812
Peer Group 2
Kraybill-Greggo
[2/1, 2/15, 3/1, 3/15, 4/5, 5/3]

1-5pm

SEFS730
Incarnational Spirituality
[3/8, 3/22, 4/12]
Kraybill-Greggo

6-9pm

SETH860 V
UCC History, Theology, Polity
DeRemer

SEPC842
Addictions and the Family
Krausz

Crossroads

6-8pm

SEPC930
Career Counseling & Lifestyle Development
Krevitz

6-9pm

SEBK620
Intro to New Testament
West

6-9pm

SEPC760
Individual Psychology & Methodology
Santiago

SECC660
World Religions
Appler, et. al.

SEIP820 B
Intro to Chaplaincy
Akmal

6-9pm

SEBK720
Psalms in Community
Appler

Crossroads

Distance Ed Modalities Key

Symbols after course # denotes the Distance Ed format.

V Video Conference—All class sessions meet synchronously with students present either on campus or by connecting to the classroom via Zoom.

B Blended—The course is conducted both synchronously and asynchronously.

Locations Key

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