2009-11 Marian University Course Catalog, fall 2010 edition

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psychology as well as developmental stage theory are explored. The group sessions include real play in a large group setting as well as in small group, videotaping and presentations of verbatims. This course is offered externally through the Benedict Inn. This course does not apply toward the general education requirement in the theological and philosophical reasoning category. (2FE) THL 442 Issues in Spiritual Direction 3 credits Prerequisite: 441. The fourth and final course in the Spiritual Direction Internship is designed to help prepare the participants to deal constructively with areas which are problematic for many people as they try to live committed Christian lives. During this time the small group session focuses on the practical application of this knowledge. This course is offered externally through the Benedict Inn. This course does not apply toward the general education requirement in the theological and philosophical reasoning category. (2SO) THL 460 Internship in Religious Education 2-4 credits The first two-hour segment of this course is designed to prepare the student with practical experience and training in classroom teaching at various age levels. The second twohour segment includes experience in organization and administration of religious school programs. The student is placed and supervised in one or more of the cooperating schools of the Indianapolis area. This course does not apply toward the general education requirement in the theological and philosophical reasoning category. (SEM) THL 461 Theory of Catechetics 3 credits This course explores catechesis and religious education, the structure and implementation of catechetical programs, and the role of the catechist and others who share in the catechetical mission of the Church. Includes the content of THL 142. This course does not apply toward the general education requirement in the theological and philosophical reasoning category. (SPR) THL 463 Administration in Parish Religious Education 3 credits This course is designed to enable the parish administrator of religious education to become aware of the roles that he/she plays in the parish and the resources that are available through the Archdiocese of Indianapolis and the national Roman Catholic Church. The course is offered externally through the Archdiocese of Indianapolis and requires acceptance into the program by the appropriate archdiocesan office. This course does not apply toward the general education requirement in the theological and philosophical reasoning category. (FAL) THL 474 Church Administration, Policies, and Procedures 3 credits Church polity, policies, procedures with special attention to canon law, and diocesan regulations. Possibly other denominational policies, dependent on student background. This course does not apply toward the general education requirement in the theological and philosophical reasoning category. (FAL) THL 476 Internship 1 credit Continued preparation for ministry through practical experience and training. This course does not apply toward the general education requirement in the theological and philosophical reasoning category. (SEM) THL 380, 480 Selected Topics in Contemporary Theology 1-3 credits This seminar addresses an announced special topic which the department deems is important to the development of the advancing student of theology, is appropriate to the needs of contemporary society, and requires of itself a full semester’s work. The course is recommended for majors and non-majors (with staff approval) who have fulfilled the distribution requirement of six credits of theology. (SPR) THL 381 Selected Topics in Catholic Studies 3 credits Readings, discussion, and writing on selected theological topics in Catholic studies. May be repeated for credit since subject matter varies. (ADD) THL 490 Senior Seminar 3 credits A comprehensive review of theological issues open to junior or senior theology, pastoral leadership, or religious education majors with department permission. This course fulfills the requirement for comprehensive exams in theology, pastoral leadership, or religious education. Includes the common readings in the general education program for that year. Attendance at convocations required. Theology and religious education majors prepare and present a major seminar paper. In place of that paper, the student in pastoral leadership chooses a pastoral problem, issue, or area of concern; does appropriate academic and field research; and proposes a plan to address the situation/need in cooperation with sponsoring faculty member and parish representative. (FAL) THL 499 Independent Study 2-3 credits Prerequisites: junior or senior theology, pastoral leadership, or religious education major and permission. Guided readings and research. (SEM) 134
PEOPLE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2009-2010 Michael Becher Deloitte and Touche, LLP Sister Margaretta Black, OSF ’61 Chair, Foreign Language Department Director, Study Abroad Program Professor of French Marian University Honorable Mary Beth Bonaventura ‘76 Lake Superior Court Stephen Burns Chairman of the Board Wheaton World Wide Moving Clark H. Byrum President The Key Corporation John T. Cardis ’63 Phil Carson ’81 Carson Agency, Inc. Mark Daniel ’80 Managing Counsel-Patents Merck & Co., Inc. Sister Dominica Doyle, OSF ’56 Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg Joseph Doyle William V. Drew ’65 William P. Eckman ’74 Executive Vice President and CFO GEO Specialty Chemicals, Inc. Daniel J. Elsener President Marian University Denise B. Feser ’77 Senior Vice President, Customer Relations USA Funds Sister Christa Franzer, OSF ’70 Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg Theaodis “Ted” Gary, Jr. President, AMG Engineering and Machining Stephen J. Hackman Partner Ice Miller LLP David Haire ’71 Haire Bohmer Wealth Management Group Sister Margaret Horney, OSF ’75 Congregational Treasurer Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg Ben D. Huang Emergency Physician Westview Hospital S. Michael Hudson Joseph R. Impicciche SVP and General Cousel, Legal Service Ascension Health Jerry Jones President and CEO Cannon IV, Inc. Sister Miriam Kaeser, OSF ’71 Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg Alan E. Leighton ’62 Treasurer/CFO Marian, Inc. Tobin McClamroch Partner Bingham McHale LLP Sister Jackie McCracken, O.S.F. ‘72 Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg Sister Barbara Piller, OSF ’71 Congregational Minister Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg John A. Purdie Monsignor Joseph F. Schaedel ’70 Vicar General Archdiocese of Indianapolis Jerry D. Semler HDR ’98 Chairman Emeritus American United Mutual Insurance Holding Company 135
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ART 105 Ceramics I 3 credits Introd
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