1999 SUMMER PROGRAMS

A number of courses are available in summer programs offered by ACTS institutions. The cross-registration agreements apply only to the regular academic year. Students are encouraged to do summer study at schools other than their institutions of matriculation. Please register and make payment with the offering school or joint program for summer courses.

Catholic Theological Union-Summer Institute 1999

Catholic Theological Union's Summer Institute consists of one. and two-week intensive courses for those interested in earning credit for degrees or continuing education. Students may earn 1.5 graduate quarter credits, one graduate semester credit, or 1.2 Continuing Education Units (CEU) per one-week course. Some 1999 courses are only available for three credits. Costs: $200 per course for CEUs; $765 for a 3-credit course; $382.50 for 1.5 credits. Housing is available. Contact Eleanor Holland, IBVM, Director of the Summer Institute, 773.753.7474 or hollande@ctu.edu or visit www.ctu.edu for complete course descriptions.

Week 1: June 7-11

MorningB458SThe Spirituality of St. PaulRea McDonnell, SSND
Early AfternoonD330SThe Forgiveness Exchange: To Forgive or not to Forgive?A Clendenen/T. Martin
Early AfternoonS412SMeeting Mystery: The Experience of PrayerEvelyn Jegen, r.c.
Late AfternoonSPC410SAThe Art of Spiritual CompanioningI. Helen Cahill, OP
Late AfternoonS401SSpirituality: Eastern and Western PathsJoe Mannath, SDB
EveningC413SAAsian Religions in Chicago IRon Kidd/John Kaserow, MM
EveningB419SAThe Religious and Political Protest of Amos: IJames C. Okoye, C.S.Sp.

Week 2: June 14-18

MorningB459SFirst CorinthiansJerome Murphy O'Connor, OP
MorningS425SAA New Model of Human IdentityWayne Teasdale
Early AfternoonC420SBSpirituality: Culture and a World of Change: ITony Gittins, C.S.Sp.
Early AfternoonB410SThe Offering of Issac (Akeda) and How the Rabbis Read ItRabbi H. Perelmuter
Late AfternoonSPC410BThe Art of Spiritual Companioning: IIHelen Cahill, OP
EveningS403SSpirituality: Current Debates and Essential ElementsJoe Mannath, SDB
EveningB419SBThe Religious and Political Protest of Amos: IIJames C. Okoye, C.S.Sp.
EveningC413SAAsian Religions in Chicago: IIRon Kidd/John Kaserow, MM

Week 3: June 21-25

MorningMW450Introduction to Liturgical Preaching: I and IIRichard Fragomeni
MorningS420SThe Spirit of a Place: Exploring our Spiritual GeographyMary Frohlich, HM
Early AfternoonD320SJesus and Salvation: Contemporary PerspecitivesRobin Ryan, CP
Early AfternoonC420SBSpirituality, Culture and a World of Change IITony Gittins, C.S.Sp.
Late AfternoonW360SThe Sights and Sounds of WorshipEdward Foley, Capuchin
Late AfternoonDS403ASpirituality of PowerHelen Cahill, OP
EveningB445SThe Gospel of John and Christian LifeDonald Senior, C.P.
EveningC416SLakota/Christian Dialogue I and IIC.M. Barbour, F. White Lance

ACTS Urban Clinical Pastoral Education Program

Five ACTS schools, the University of Chicago Divinity School, and Advocate Health Care (related to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and the United Church of Christ) sponsor the ACTS Urban Clinical Pastoral Education Program, a summer program offering a nontraditional CPE experience with a focus on urban and public ministry. Applications submitted by the preceeding December 20 will be processed first. For more information, contact Barbara Sheehan, S.P., Director, ACTS Urban CPE Program, c/o CTS; phone: 773-752-5757, ext. 266.

1999 Chicago Seminary Summer Session

The 1999 Chicago Seminary Summer Session is a joint project of five seminaries: Chicago Theological Seminary, Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, McCormick Theological Seminary, Meadvill/Lombard Theological School, and Wartburg Theological Seminary, Dubuque, Iowa.

All courses except one are offered in a one-week intensive format and are worth one full course credit or three continuing education units (CEU's). The courses are suitable for a broad range of purposes: for CEU's and for Master of Arts, Master of Divinity, Doctor of Ministry and other graduate programs. Laypersons, rostered church professionals, pastors and seminarians will find courses that enrich their lives and ministries.

A number of courses have specific prerequisites, and certain categories of students will be given preference for some courses (for example, D.Min. in Preaching students for the electives in preaching). Most courses have a limit of 20 students, while the preaching courses have a limit of 15. Courses are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. Ordinarily, students may take only two courses. Most courses meet 8:30-4:30, including chapel and lunch.

Students register through one of the participating seminaries. All registrations should be sent to the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. Further information about registration, tuition, and courses can be obtained from the Office of Extension Education at LSTC. The phone number is 773-256-0723.

Course Offerings TBA

Garrett Theological Seminary Summer Schedule 1999



Term 1: June 21-July 2
Term 2: July 5-16

Course #Course TitleUnitsProfessorTime
FIELD EDUCATION



02.644Women in the City2

02.621Clinical Pastoral Education3






NEW TESTAMENT



12.501NT Interp: Matthew, Acts1VenaSecond Term





THEOLOGY



21.500Context & Methodologies1YoungFirst Term





ETHICS & SOCIETY



22.501Church & Society/Basic Analysis1Scott/TholinFirst Term
22.644Women in the City2






PREACHING, WORSHIP & CHURCH MUSIC



31.501Developing & Preaching the Sermon1ChatfieldSecond Term
31.511Christian Public Worship1DuckFirst Term
31.624Church Music & the Bible.5D. VogelFirst Term
00.005Applied Music Workshop.5Vogel/Bone/KemperFirst Term
31.625Music Ministry in the Local Church1TBA7/8,13/99, Nashville, TN





PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY



32.621Clinical Pastoral Education3Rector
32.639Pastoral Care in the Congregation1Marshall, JorettaSecond Term





CHRISTIAN EDUCATION



33.501Teaching and Learning in the Church1Matthaei, SondraFirst Term
33.506Theological Education in the Parish1CrainSecond Term
33.610Children and Christian Faith1OlsonFirst Term





CHURCH ADMINISTRATION & EVANGELISM



34/33.507Leadership in the Local Church1Hawkins, ThomasSecond Term
34.640Spiritual Discipline for Personal Growth1Judy, DwightSecond Term
00.019Supervision for Ministry.5GramleySecond Term





INTERDISCIPLINARY



40.673UM Studies: 20th Century1TroxellSecond Term
40.674UM Studies: Wesley & 19th Century1Meadows/PhillipsFirst Term





D.MIN STUDIES



PSY.758Research Design & Methodology1Hogue301
PSY.760Pastoral Psych & Cultural Value Sys1Hinkle301
PSY.762History & Theo of PC & Counseling1Maloi301

Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago 1999 Summer Greek Program

Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago will offer intensive study of New Testament Greek in two three week sequential courses:

SB.307 Biblical Greek I (Kelhoffer) July 13-31 M-F 8:30-11:30
SB.308 Biblical Greek II (Kelhoffer) August 3-21 M-F 8:30-11:30

For information, contact Patricia Bartley, Registrar, at 773-256-0717

Meadville/Lombard 1999 Summer Program

Week of June 28

Feminist Theory and Religious Reflection---Carol Hepokoski/Susanne Pangerl

Week of July 5

Math: A New Language of Theology---Sarah Voss
Worship Theory and Practice---Kendyl Gibbons and others

North Park Theological Seminary 1999 Summer Program

North Park Theological Seminary will offer a variety of summer intensive courses that meet for periods ranging from one to five weeks.

Course #Course TitleDaysTimeProfessorCredits
BIBL 5135PsalmsMay 10-21, M-F7-10 p.m.Hubbard2
HIST 6255African American Religious Experience in AmericaMay 10-21, M-F3-6 or 6:30-9:30Simms2
BIBL 5108Beginning New Testament Greek IntensiveJuly 19-Aug. 20, M-F8-12VonKamecke6
BIBL 6108Beginning Hebrew IntensiveJuly 19-Aug. 20, M-F8-12Bruckner6
THEO 5171Theology of Caring and HealthAug. 2-6, M-F8-5Weborg, Shelley, Zetterlund3
THEO 5175Ethics of Caring and HealthAug. 2-6, M-F8-5Nelson3

For further information, contact Guylla Brown at 773-244-5558.

Northern Baptist Theological Seminary Summer Quarter 1999

(June 7-August 20, 1999)

Master's Courses

Dept/Num/SecTitleCreditsInstructorDay(s), TimeDatesLocation
CH 420Cults in America3ChancellorM-Th, 7-106/21-7/1
ME 325Sex, Death, Redemption: Making Christian Sense of Popular Culture3ClappM-Th, 7-107/6-9, 12-15
CH 450Y2K and the Millennium: A History of the End of the World3WeberM-Th, 7-107/19-29
TH 461Faith and Fiction: Theology in Other People's Stories3SharpM-Th, 7-108/2-12

(Cost for NBTS Master's courses is $450)

Master's Courses at Willow Creek (Students must register through both WCLC and NBTS)
MN 392Leadership in the Arts3Pederson
6/9-11WCLC
MN 340Network Training Course3Mohler
8/2-4WCLC
ED 408Developing a Small Group Ministry3Donahue
8/2-4WCLC
MN 386Preaching/Teaching with Assurance3Chapman
8/2-4WCLC
MN 341Authentic Leadership3Dunn
8/2-4WCLC
MN 305Building a Leadership Culture3Dunn
8/5-7WCLC

Doctor of Ministry Courses
DM 7312Services of the Christian Year3JohnsonM-F6/7-11
DM 7510Ministry in a Grieving Culture3SmithM-F6/7-11
DM 7060Research Methodologies (in Spanish)3Schipani/Marriottini
6/7-11
DM 8514Our Proclamation (in Spanish)3MottesiM-F6/14-18
DM 8715Seminar in Research Method (in Korean)3LeeM-F6/21-25
DM 7710Spirituality for Ministry3PiippoM-F7/12-16
DM 7411Pastoral Care During Life Transitions3JustesM-F8/2-6
DM 7020Personal and Career Assessment1Midwest CDC
8/5-6
DM 7010Orientation Seminar1G. BorchertM8/9
DM 7030Biblical Research and Methods3Borchert/Marriottini
8/9-13
DM 7060Thesis Proposal and Research3Weber/Rainbow
8/9-13
DM 7314The Ministries of Worship3SchwandaM-F8/16-20

Doctor of Ministry Courses at Willow Creek (Students must register through both WCLC and NBTS)

MN 392Leadership in the Arts3Pederson
6/9-11WCLC
MN 340Network Training Course3Mohler
8/2-4WCLC
ED 408Developing a Small Group Ministry3Donahue
8/2-4WCLC
MN 386Preaching/Teaching with Assurance3Chapman
8/2-4WCLC
MN 341Authentic Leadership3Dunn
8/2-4WCLC
MN 305Building a Leadership Culture3Dunn
8/5-7WCLC

All classrooms are located in Kern Academic Hall

Seminary Consortium for Urban Pastoral Education

Course information TBA

Trinity Evangelical Divinity School--Summer School 1999

Contact the Admissions Office, 847-317-8015, or James Moore, Associate Academic Dean, 847-317-8035, email assocdean@tiu.edu. Note: Modular courses require prior preparation. Registration for all modular courses will begin in the Records Office on the first day of class. Syllabi are available by email or as a hard copy approximately 30 days before the first class meeting, or at the Division of Open Studies at 847-317-6550 or extension@tiu.edu.

COURSES WITH SPECIAL SUMMER DATES:

These course dates do not fall during regular summer session periods.

Course #DescriptionHrsProfessorDaysTimes
EM 600AChild Development3Cannell, FSModular Dates: June 4-5, 11-12, 25-26F: 1-5, 6:30-9:30 p.m.; S: 9-12, 1-4
PR 751 AEthical Theory3Feinberg, P.Modular Dates: May 10-14, MTWRF8-5

Summer Session I---May 17-June 4 (No Class May 31):

Course #DescriptionHrsProfessorDaysTimes
ME 524 AFoundations of Evangelism2HalleyM-F; Modular: May 17-21, 24-27 (M-F/M-Th)1-5
NT 503 AGreek Exegesis I4SchnabelM-F8-12
OT 503 AElementary Hebrew I3YoungerM-Th8:30-12
OT 602 AHebrew Exegesis4MagaryM-F8-12
PC 620 APastoral Cslg Marr/Fam3BjorgeM-Th8:30-12
PT 845 AAsian Amer Ldrshp Formation2ChaM-F; Modular: May 17-21M: 1-5, TTh: 8:30-12, 1-4:30, F: 8-12
ST 408 ATheological French I2ConstantM-Th1-4:30
ST 601 ATheo I: Intro to Theol3RoyM-Th1-4:30

Summer Session II---June 7-25:

Course #DescriptionHrsProfessorDaysTimes
CH 636History of Christianity4SweeneyMTWRFS; Modular: June 7-12, 14-16. Special Outing on June 129-12, 1-3:30; June 16, 9-12
EM 675 ASpiritual Formation2+2SaboModular: June 16-19Course is wrapped around the Spiritual Formation Conference held June 16-19 at Trinity
NT 504 AGreek Exegesis II2MooM-Th; Meets June 7-10, 14-158-12:15
NT 505 AGreek Exegesis III1ConstantM-Th; Meets June 16-17, 21-248-10
OT 504 AElementary Hebrew II3YoungerM-Th8:30-11:45
ST 409 ATheological French II2ConstantM-Th1-4:15

Summer Session III---July 12-31:

Course #DescriptionHrsProfessorDaysTimes
CC 701 AChrnty & Contemp Culture3NetlandM-F; Modular: July 19-23 (8-12 and 1-5)8-5
NT 401 ABeginning Greek I4HarrisM-F8-11:45
NT 622 AActs, Pauline & General Epistles3OsbourneM-Th1-4:15
PR 511 AApologetics3BeckwithM-F; Modular: July 19-23 (8-12 and 1-5)8-5
ST 406 ATheological German2Kline, S.M-Th1-4:15
ST 780 DMaking a Difference2-4BeckwithM-F; Modular: July 15-17 (4-9:30 July 15, 8 a.m.-9 p.m. July 16, 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. July 17
ST 780 FLaw & Bioethics2-4CunninghamM-F; Modular: July 19-239-5

Summer Session IV---August 2-21:

Course #DescriptionHrsProfessorDaysTimes
NT 402 ABeginning Greek II4HarrisM-F8-11:45
NT 491 AGreek Review3OsbourneM-Th1-4:15
OT 717 APoetic & Prophetic Books4VanGemerenM-F8-11:45
ST 407 ATheological German II2Kline, S.M-Th1-4:15
ST 715 AChristian Ethics3Feinberg, P.M-F; Modular: August 8-21 (M-F)8-12


Women, Ministry and the City

A Summer Study/Action Program for Women in Ministry

The Women, Ministry and the City Summer Study/Action Program is for women who want to integrate their faith and theology with the practice of ministry. This ministry practicum will include serving in an urban parish or community organization with a woman mentor and experiencing actual ministry for the empowerment of women in diverse Chicago contexts. Students will participate in didactic sessions for theological and social analysis of women's issues, including racism, homophobia and heterosexism, violence against women, economics and poverty, womanist/feminist theologies, and their global dimensions. Women scholars, from various Chicago theological seminaries, and community activists lead the weekly didactic sessions for theological and social analysis. Students present and respond to weekly case studies. After the first week of orientation, women spend 20 hours a week at their ministry site and two days a week in group sessions with other participants in the program.

The program is offered by Women, Ministry and the City in cooperation with the Institute of Pastoral Studies, Loyola University of Chicago. Sponsors include Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary; Catholic Theological Union; Chicago Theological Seminary; Earlham School of Religion; the Ann Ida Gannon, B.V.M., Center for Women and Leadership; Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary; Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago; McCormick Theological Seminary; and Northern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Participants must register through their Chicago-area school or the Institute of Pastoral Studies, Loyola University of Chicago, and pay its tuition and fees. Academic credit is granted through the registering institution. Application deadlines: May 1 for 1999 (late applications will be considered if space is available). The 1999 program will begin on June 14 and may be extended beyond the seven-week period. For more information or an application, contact Barbara Isaacs, 1629 Verdin Lane, Naperville, IL 60565 or phone 630-369-6312.



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