2011-12 Seminary Catalogue - Portal - Princeton Theological ...

The Master of Arts program and the Master of Divinity/Master of Arts dual-degree
program include courses in Bible, theology, church history, and practical theology,
as well as several courses on the church’s ministry with youth. In addition, a
Doctor of Philosophy program in practical theology is available and may emphasize
youth ministry. The Institute for Youth Ministry collaborates with faculty and students
to enrich and support the degree programs. For more information on these
degree programs, see the sections on the specific degree programs elsewhere in
this catalogue.
For more information contact the Institute for Youth Ministry online at www.ptsem.
edu/iym, by email at iym@ptsem.edu, or by telephone at 609.497.7914.
The Erdman Center: Lodging, Facilities, Child Care, Meals, and the
Art Gallery
Lodging in the Erdman Center is not limited to the Seminary community or conference
participants. Conveniently located across the street from the Seminary’s
library, the Erdman Center is a non-smoking, no-pet facility with sixty comfortable
guest rooms, all of which have telephones with voicemail and complimentary highspeed
Internet access via cable and wi-fi. The premier meeting space at the center
is the Cooper Conference Room, a state-of-the-art “smart classroom.” Other meeting
spaces include the Clarke Lounge, a fully functional art studio, and the recently
refurbished Adams House.
A limited number of spaces at the Carol Gray Dupree Center for Children, a licensed
daycare center for children three months to pre-kindergarten, are reserved for participants
at the School of Christian Vocation and Mission. Interested guests should
call for more information and requirements, including vaccinations and appropriate
medical records.
Princeton Seminary’s dining hall in the Mackay Campus Center—about a two-block
walk from the Erdman Center—serves meals with a variety of selections, including
at least one vegetarian entrée. Lodging and meal plans are offered to guests of the
Erdman Center. Further information is available from the conference coordinator
online at www.ptsem.edu/cvm, or by telephone at 609.497.7990.
The Erdman Center is also home to the Erdman Art Gallery, which exhibits artwork
from local, national, and international artists throughout the year. The exhibits
represent a variety of media, including paintings, drawings, graphic arts, sculpture,
photography, and textiles. Receptions with artists and related workshops are held
regularly in connection with the art exhibits. Further information is available from
the Erdman Center online at www.ptsem.edu/cvm, or by telephone at 609.497.7990.
The Office of Multicultural Relations
The Office of Multicultural Relations, located in the Department of Student Life,
focuses on the concerns of international students, promotes campus programs
relating to opportunities for and appreciation of multi- and cross-cultural experiences,
facilitates the life and work of the Seminary Council on Institutional Diversity
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