ACADEMIC CATALOG - Luther Seminary

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HousingLuther Seminary has housing facilities on campus forsingle students and for students who have families. For a descriptionof housing facilities contact: 651-641-3237 or housing@luthersem.eduHouse 18LDR HouseBockman HallFulham ApartmentsBurtvedt CourtSandgren Apartments160LU T H E R S E M I N A RY | 2009-2011 AC A D E M I C C ATA LO G
Community LifeCommunity life is experienced in a variety of ways atLuther Seminary. Daily chapel, informal conversations after class, and mealsshared in the campus center provide one form of community life. Participationin a variety of recognized student groups provides another avenue for buildingcommunity in the seminary context. These groups address interests fromBible study to service and peace-making to parenting. There are opportunitiesto participate in intramural teams in each season of the year. Cook-outs,movies, and trips to theater performances in St. Paul and Minneapolis arepromoted throughout the year. Annual events include new student welcomein September, a variety show and auction in late winter, and a studentvs. faculty-staff softball game in spring.The full range of resources for community life is outlined in thestudent handbook. To view or download a copy go tohttp://www.luthersem.edu/student_services/handbook.asp. To obtain a printcopy of the Handbook go to the Student Services office, Northwestern Hall,room 120 or email stdntsrv@luthersem.edu.View the Seminary’s website for information about a variety of community lifeopportunities.C O M M U N I T Y L I F E2009-2011 AC A D E M I C C ATA LO G | LU T H E R S E M I N A RY 161
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ACADEMIC CATALOG | 2009-2011
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Welcome to Luther Seminary!F R O M
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FacultyF A C U L T YLuther Seminary
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Mary Jane HaemigAssociate Professor
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Christian ScharenAssistant Professo
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2009-2011 AC A D E M I C C ATA LO G
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Missional PastorsThe master of divi
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Master of DivinityGeneral Informati
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INTERNSHIP YEAR (non-credit)SENIOR
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Teaching Congregations and Communit
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INTERNSHIP YEAR (non-credit)CORE RE
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Concentrations and Faculty Adviseme
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Concentration Courses (total requir
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Systematic Theology (2 courses)ST14
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Interpreting and Confessing (1 cour
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Systematic Theology (2 courses)ST14
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Vocational FormationNew Student Ori
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Concentration Courses(total require
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For Students intending to graduate
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Core Courses (total required: 9 cou
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Non-Credit Degree RequirementsBI100
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Graduate Certificate in Bible,Histo
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Graduate Certificate inAging and He
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Contextual LearningAlthough all edu
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Graduate Research ProgramsThe gradu
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Language Requirements1. Proficiency
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Continuation FeeStudents in the mas
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Graduation RequirementsGraduation r
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2. With respect to pastoral care an
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4. Candidates for the PhD degree ar
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6. After securing the written appro
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6. After securing the written appro
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The Luther Seminary Archives/Missio
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Academic Policies & ProceduresAcade
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Course LoadA normal course load for
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Additional Written EvaluationA stud
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Academic ProgressAcademic Probation
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Summer SchoolLuther Seminary’s an
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CoursesThe rich curriculum at Luthe
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Explanation ofCourse NumbersEach co
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Courses AG6510-AG6598 are accepted
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CC1611Lutheran Center, Mexico CityA
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CC1632Guatemala Spanish ImmersionTh
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CL4530Starting New Missional Minist
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CL8525Congregational LeadershipA co
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CY4510Ministry with Children, Youth
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Doctor of Ministry [DM]DM7000 Docto
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EL3538Children in WorshipStudents r
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Graduate Research [GR]Graduate rese
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Page 121 and 122: NT2219 Pauline Tradition: Philippia
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Page 125 and 126: OT3112 Worship in IsraelAn overview
Page 127 and 128: PC2525Pastoral Care [PC]Foundations
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Page 159: Heritage Scholarships, full-tuition
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