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Youth Ministry Certificate 2010-2011 The Youth Ministry Certificate is designed for volunteer youth workers in churches and parachurch organizations. This certificate prepares students for one of today’s most exciting and challenging ministries. Students will be equipped to effectively minister the Word of God and to meet the needs in the lives of youth. This program will assist students with essential ministry skills, a solid Biblical foundation, and an understanding of the world in which we live and minister. The result is the ability to lead youth to a faith in Christ, to nurture their spiritual growth, and to disciple them. Students will learn how to bring together theological truth and the practical needs of a changing adolescent culture. Students will understand how Youth Ministry integrates with the overall life and ministry of the local and global church. Students will be given timeless tools that will enable them to create ministry programs that incorporate the best of Youth Ministry resources with the individual needs of their group. The following courses are required for the Youth Ministry Certificate: Biblical Interpretation (BIBL349) ............................................................ 3 Contemporary Discipleship (LDRS152a,b) ............................................. 5 Youth Ministry Skills (YMIN175) ............................................................. 3 Youth Culture, Trends and Issues (YMIN283) ....................................... 2 Moral and Faith Development in Youth (YMIN341) .............................. 3 Christian Education of Youth (CEDU391) .............................................. 3 Urban/Para-church Youth Ministry (YMIN431) ..................................... 3 Special Issues Classes ............................................................................. 10 Choose 10 units of the following: Ministering to Families with Teenagers (YMIN237) ................ 2 Camping Administration and Programming (YMIN273) ........ 2 Child and Adolescent Psychology (PSYC342) .......................... 3 Youth and Missions (YMIN373) ............................................... 2 Counseling Youth (YMIN426) .................................................. 3 Bible Elective ............................................................................. 2 Total units for Certificate......................................................................... 32 333 Sunset Boulevard, Rocklin CA 95765 68
2010-2011 Academic Information Planning an Academic Program Traditional Prior to registration, all undergraduate students should study carefully the requirements of the University and of the particular academic department to which they have been admitted. Students must have their course selections approved by a faculty advisor who will assist in planning a program leading to a degree. A student can expect to spend 2 hours in outside study for each hour in class. Thus, a fulltime student can expect academics to fill the majority of their week. Student Responsibility 69 333 Sunset Boulevard, Rocklin CA 95765 SPS With the SPS Bridge Program, students need not take external courses to complete their entire degree. The main SPS office is equipped to offer degree completion advising for both internal and external courses. Students must assume complete responsibility for fulfilling all requirements to meet planned objectives. All departments have certain academic requirements which must be met before a degree is granted. These are described in the various degree sections of this catalog and concern such things as curricula, majors, and minors. Advisors, department chairs, and the Registrar are available to help the student understand and arrange to meet these requirements; the student is responsible for knowing the requirements to be met and for completing them. At the end of any course of study, if requirements for graduation have not been satisfied, the degree will be withheld. For this reason it is important for each student to be acquainted with all regulations, to remain currently informed throughout the college career, and to be responsible for completing all requirements. Priority of Courses Priority should be given to required courses in proper sequence. No one should register in an elective course to the exclusion of a required one. Any required course for which a student had failed to receive credit should take priority over all other courses in the arrangement of the student’s program; it should be repeated as soon as it is offered. Unit Load - Traditional In general, a student who is not employed more than ten hours per week should register for 16 units each semester. Registering for more than 18 semester units requires petitioning for approval. The petitions for credit overloads may be obtained online at jessup.edu and should be filed with the Registrar’s Office prior to registration. Although the University considers 12 semester units as the minimum full-time undergraduate credit load, this minimum does not necessarily coincide with limitations established by agencies outside of the University. Students who are eligible for educational benefits from agencies are responsible for obtaining information about the specific requirements of the agency granting the benefit. Six units are required for state aid and student loans and three units are required for federal grants and institutional aid. The Vice President for Academic Affairs or the Academic Committee may reduce a student’s registration to less than the normal academic load if the student failed to earn credit in any course or if the student was placed on academic probation the previous semester. Late registrants, provisional acceptance, and probationary acceptance may also be subject to unit limitations. Unit Load - SPS In general, a student will register for 9 units a semester. Because of the accelerated course format, students should speak to the main SPS office if they desire “doubling-up”.
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