PTS Catalogue - Princeton Theological Seminary

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ID Card for Family Member (each).......................................................................................$30 Student Mail Box Key Replacement Fee (each).............................................................$15 Printing Charges See the Computer Resource Handbook for Students, available from the Computer Resource Department on the lower level of Templeton Hall. !# 204#" cat1213
Housing and Meal Plans Candidates for the Ph.D. degree are eligible to occupy Seminary accommodations during the first five years of their program. Candidates for the Th.M. degree ordinarily may occupy Seminary housing for one academic year only, based on availability, during which period they are expected to pursue a full-time program. Residence Halls Security Deposits Upon arrival, each residence hall resident shall be assessed a security/damage deposit of $150, and each apartment resident shall be assessed a security/damage deposit equal to one month’s rent. The security deposit shall be returned after the tenant has vacated, provided an inspection determines the premises are in satisfactory condition. Room and Board Residence Halls (Single Students) Room and board (21-meal plan) excluding January term board ..............................................................................................................$8,030 ($4,015 per semester) Room and board (15-meal plan) excluding January term board ..............................................................................................................$7,060 ($3,530 per semester) Board (15-meal plan) required for January optional term ...........................................$290 Students living in the residence halls are required to be on one of the room and board plans stated above, no exceptions. Rooms in the Seminary’s residence halls are furnished with bedframe, XL-twin-size mattress, chest of drawers, chairs, desk, mirror, and bookcase. Bed linens, pillow, blankets, and towels must be provided by the student. A single student on a regular program is expected to room in one of the Seminary residence halls. A drawing for choice of rooms for current residents in the residence halls is held in late April or May, and remaining rooms are assigned to new students. Some single rooms ordinarily are available for incoming students with special needs. Residence hall accommodations are intended primarily for students who are enrolled full time; however, provision occasionally may be made on a space-available basis for persons registered for part-time studies. Residence halls are open for regular occupancy the Tuesday preceding the first day of classes for new and returning students, and will close at 10:00 a.m. on the Monday after Commencement. Residence hall occupancy will not be available during the summer months except for regularly enrolled summer students, based on availability. !# 205#" cat1213
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PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 2012
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! Catalogue " 2012-2013 Two Hundred
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Table of Contents Main Campus Map i
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Theology 131 Philosophy 131 Christi
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Academic Calendars 2012-2013 Summer
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Fall Semester 2013 Sept. 2 Monday L
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General Matters and Trustee Affairs
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Visiting the Campus Vocational expl
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Ruth Faith Santana-Grace, M.Div., C
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Jennie Lee Rodriquez, M.Div., M.S.W
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Suzanne Lu, M.A., Ph.D. Database Ad
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Shari Oosting, M.Div. Temporary Pro
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Conrad Harry Massa, Ph.D., H.D.(Hon
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Bruce Lindley McCormack, Ph.D., Dr.
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Alfred T. Day III, Ph.D. United Met
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Donald Eric Capps, Ph.D., S.T.D.(Ho
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Photo credit: Kim Schmidt Overview
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except in the literal sense. They w
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the faculty of arts and divinity. I
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Advanced Standing/Transfer Credits
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Admissions decisions are made by th
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The Online Advising Module: Student
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Practical Theology The student is r
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Master of Divinity/Master of Arts D
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M.A. Tracks Teaching Track (TT) Min
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10. Church History (3 credits) Choo
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Master of Arts (Theological Studies
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International applicants, in additi
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Doctor of Philosophy Program The Do
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an approved theological institution
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Theology (all fields): German (requ
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7. Copies of any documents that cou
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ity. Other appropriate faculty memb
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will begin with either Foundations
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history and consequences. In additi
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2. Minor language competency Attain
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completion of the Comprehensive Exa
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colloquium for Ph.D. students and f
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Please note that the Theology Depar
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Comprehensive Examinations The inte
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Additional Programs and Requirement
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postpone their academic-year field
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6. Students selected for Track A re
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January 4 deadline. Applicants who
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Other Educational Opportunities at
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Programs include but are not limite
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The Office of Multicultural Relatio
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Hispanic Summer Program The Hispani
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Courses of Study Course Numbering S
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Biblical Studies Professors: C. Cli
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OT/NT1500 Introduction to Rabbinic
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ination of the Book of Judges. Know
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OT3450 Aramaic Daniel and Its Inter
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OT5091 Creation in the Bible and It
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NT2101 Introduction to the New Test
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NT/TH3368 Paul and Karl An examinat
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NT3420 Women and the Letters of Pau
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NT5021 Earliest Christianity in Its
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NT9020 Biblical Theology II A revie
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Departmental Faculty Shane Alan Ber
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History Professors: Elsie A. McKee+
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CH4250 Ethiopian Church History (Pr
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CH3345cr Church and State in the Mi
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CH3515 Presbyterian History and The
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CH3650 American Religion, American
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Ecumenics EC/TH3300 Introduction to
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EC/TH5301 and EC/TH5302 Missional I
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Ph.D. Seminars CH9021 Patristic The
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Departmental Faculty Kenneth G. App
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Theology Professors: Ellen T. Charr
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Christian Ethics ET1000cr Shaping C
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ET/NT3350cr The Politics of Jesus T
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ET5380cr Friendship, Love, and Just
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EC/TH3300 Introduction to Missional
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TH3390cr Empire and Capital—Theol
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TH3427 The Theology of Karl Barth T
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TH3462cr Toward a Theology of Creat
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TH3559 Theological Aspects of the G
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TH3400 and TH5400 level courses ful
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TH9035 The Theology of Calvin Topic
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Page 163 and 164: EF1200 Introduction to Christian Ed
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Page 189 and 190: Field Education FE2121 Summer Field
Page 191 and 192: FE2111 Academic-Year Field Educatio
Page 193 and 194: Ph.D. Seminars Teaching Apprentices
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Page 201 and 202: 2. Social Sciences or the Humanitie
Page 203 and 204: The Tennent School of Christian Edu
Page 205 and 206: Special Collections complements the
Page 207 and 208: Computer Resource Centers Computer
Page 209 and 210: Fees, Housing, and Meal Plans Tuiti
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Page 219 and 220: International Scholars Annually, a
Page 221 and 222: Awards and Prizes Senior Class Fell
Page 223 and 224: The Henry James Sr. Award Establish
Page 225 and 226: The Wilbur R. and Mae Closterhouse
Page 227 and 228: The Seward Hiltner Award in Theolog
Page 229 and 230: The Arthur Paul Rech Memorial Award
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Page 235 and 236: Summary of Students in 2011-2012 Vi
Page 237 and 238: INDEX Academic Calendar, 1, 2 Acade
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Page 243: Opportunities to Support Princeton
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