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of the office of the Dean of Students.
Notices of events and concerns of the community are included. All submissions must be signed and include
a contact phone number or e-mail address.
Free classified ads are also printed for members of the YDS community;
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Academic
Information
From the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs,
Robert Wilson:
THIS IS THE OFFICIAL
NOTICE
OF IMPORTANT DATES AND DEADLINES
FOR FALL SEMESTER, 2004
1.
September 10, is the due date for submitting a reading course
proposal.
2.
September 10, is the last day to turn in a permission slip to
take a downtown course.
3.
After September 10, approval must be gained from the
Dean of Academic Affairs to add a course.
No course can be added after September 22. After September 10, a
fee of $10 will be charged for each course change.
4.
September 15 is the last day to submit a request of Credit/No
Credit form. It is also the
last day to submit a form to take a Credit/No Credit course for a grade.
Dates/Deadlines,
cont:
5. October 20 is the last day to drop
a course. Courses dropped after
October 20 will have a grade of “F” or
“NC” automatically recorded.
6. December 17 is the official end of the
term, and all work is due by that date.
Faculty may set earlier deadlines if they wish. In exceptional circumstances, such as illness
or family crisis, the instructor may grant an extension until February
7. After February 7, all
requests for further extensions must be submitted to the Professional Studies
Committee.
APPLICATION FOR EXTENDED CONCENTRATED M.A.R.
PROGRAM
This program is described
on p. 47 of the current catalog.
An
application for admission to the extended degree program must include:
1. Your name.
2. Address and e-mail address.
3. Area of concentration.
4. A statement of the reasons you want to extend your MAR
for a third year (up to eighteen hours of work).
5. Names of two
faculty members who know your work and are in the field in which the degree
program is concentrated.
PLEASE
SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION TO GRACE CHAO, ROOM N122, SEABURY 1st floor,
BY
- Robert Wilson, Associate Dean of Academic
Affairs
Marquand Chapel Services
Week of 9/13-17
Please join us this week at
Monday, Sept. 13: David Miller, Executive Director of the
Tuesday, Sept. 14: graduating student Ian Doescher will offer the homily entitled “Call Me Ishmael,” and
the service will include special music from the Bible Belters .
Wednesday, September 15: the sung
morning prayer service featuring global music continues,
led by Patrick
Evans.
Thursday, September 16: we welcome visiting Professor Emilie Townes to the pulpit,
in a service
that also includes special music from the Gospel Choir.
Friday, September 17: our weekly community Eucharist service. All who gather for worship
are welcome at
the communion table in Marquand Chapel.
On-Campus
Parking Request from the
Dean’s Office: Our good neighbor's
who live on
Yale
Center for Faith & Culture presents the inaugural Smith Memorial Conference:
A Crisis of Trust? Trust in a Culture of Suspicion and Spin.
Yale
Committee for Social Justice (YCSJ) Meeting: Tuesday, Sept. 14,
Clergy
Goods Supplier Wippell's Coming to YDS. Starting a parish internship this fall and in need of a cassock
alb? Clergy goods supplier J. Wippell and Company Limited will be at YDS
on Wednesday, September 15 in the Common Room from
MAR/STM
Bible and Ancient Studies Women’s Group: first meeting Wed. Sept 15th,
Wordsmiths Creative Writing Group: For anyone who would like to explore an interest in creative
writing. Informal group, weekly meetings to write, share and critique. Open to
any student, faculty or staff member. First meeting Thursday, Sept 16,
Science
& Religion Discussion: Are the differences between religion and science
irreconcilable?? This
question will be discussed on Monday, Sept. 20th from
have invited various Yale professors to discuss the interaction between
religion and bioethics, the environment, and neuroscience. All students are
welcome to come on out! And watch for more events in the future!
Historical Theology Faculty Candidate Denys
Turner will present a lecture at the ISM
Great Hall (N-100) on Monday, September 20 at
Historical
Theology Faculty Candidate Richard Cross will present a lecture on September 23,
Yale/New Haven Area
Involvement
University Public Worship: The
Register
to Vote in
Lecture: “American Judaism in Historical
Perspective” by Jonathan Sarna, the
Joseph H. & Belle R. Braun Professor of American Jewish History at
Yale Women Faculty Forum Reception: Monday, Sept. 13,
Yale
Bioethics Project presents a luncheon seminar: “Organizational Response to the AIDS
Epidemic in Resource-Poor Settings: Accountability Intact?” by Kari Hartwig,
DrPh, Asst. Clinical Professor, Yale School of Epidemiology and Public Health.
Wednesday, Sept. 15,
Main Stage performers include: Arlo Guthrie, Four Bitchin' Babes (Suzzy Roche,
Sally Fingerett, Camille West, Debi Smith), Pat Humphries & Sandy O (emma's
revolution). For info and tickets go to www.ctfolk.com.
United Church Choir, United
Church on the Green (UCC) in New Haven welcomes volunteer singers of all voice
parts. Music from the Renaissance to present day. Choir sings in worship two
Sundays each month plus several special services/concerts. Major works this
year include parts of Handel’s Messiah
and Motzart’s Requiem. Rehearsals
Thursdays at 7:30 PM. For more info contact Mark Brombaugh at
mark@newlights.org or 787-4195 ext. 22.
Volunteers
needed for
Interested
in CPE in a non-hospital setting? or in Spanish? Lutheran
Services of the New York Alliance CPE offers both extended and summer units in
a multi-site, multi-cultural contexts in the metro NYC area. Flyers available
outside Barbara Blodgett’s office.
Urban & Community-Focused Theology/Praxis
Gathering: Sponsored by the Micah Fellowship
of the Episcopal Diocese of
Curtiss
will present a vision of contextual theology that is achieved through mapping
neighborhoods, listening to local theologies, small disciple groups. $5
freewill offering suggested. Breakfast & lunch provided. For more info or
to register, contact Mayra Novo at mnovo@ctdiocese.org or 860-233-4481, ext
132.
Lecture:
“The Fall and Rise of Biblical Time: Astronomy, Philology and Theology
in Seventeenth-Century
Photo
Exhibit: The Yale School of Nursing Diversity Action Committee presents an
exhibit by Rick Giudotti of “Positive Exposures.” This remarkable photographic
exhibit recently toured the
J.R.
Evans & Co: Albs, Stoles, Chasubles, etc. Display in Common Room Sept. 21,
Recital
In Swing: Frank Tirro, clarinet & saxophone, in concert Tuesday, Sept
21,
Lutheran World
Relief Scholarships available to cover costs for participation in the LWR Coffee
Project trip to
Classifieds
EMPLOYMENT
Christian
Education:
Help with
Sarah Smith Conference: “A Crisis
of Trust? Trust in a Culture
of Suspicion and Spin," the Inaugural Sarah Smith Conference
on Moral Leadership, is Sept. 16-17. We need help
with the conference in various capacities, including some
driving. If you're looking to make
some money and would like to help, please
contact Heather Templeton at 203-432-8629 or heather.templeton@yale.edu. Please include in your response
whether or not you have a car and are
willing to drive. Thanks!
Afternoon
Childcare Provider:
Monday-Friday
Childcare: We are looking
for someone to babysit our kids (girl, age 6 and boy, age 5) on Mondays,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 2:30-5:00 (10 hrs/wk). This job can be
shared by two people if your schedule does not enable you to cover all of the
hours. $12.00/hr. Responsibilities: picking them up from Worthington Hooker
school at
Childcare: Looking for a
babysitter for four children (1, 4, 7, 9). Contact Lisa Jones at 495-1218.
First Baptist Church of
Meriden
seeks part-time Minister of Christian Education & Youth. Call church office
at 203-237-5529 or visit http://revdrrob.home.att.net/fbc.htm, and
click the link for the job description.
Student Assistantship: Seeking applications for
a position charged with helping to integrate visiting Research Affiliates into
the life of the
WF
Albright Institute for Archeological Research is seeking applicants for paid research fellowships.
There are several different programs for which one could apply. See
Susan Olson, Director of Career Services, for information and applications, or
visit www.aiar.org. The deadlines vary, but many have October 15 dates.
Environment
and Art Letter, a magazine published by
Liturgy Training Publications, is soliciting feature articles (less than 1900
words) and photographers. The magazine is Catholic in ownership and origin but
has an ecumenical readership. The editor prefers that one contact him prior to
submitting a manuscript. Samples of the magazine and detailed formatting directions
available in the Career Services Office.
FOR RENT
Roommate
wanted to share 2-bedroom townhouse on
FOR
Berkeley T-Shirts with “Got vocation” on the front
and “See you at Morning Prayer!
www.library.yale.edu/div/mrc 432-5319
ministry.resource.center@yale.edu
at the Circulation Desk in the Library, take a right
and a left
Staff
available 10-3 weekdays
WORKSHOP: Resources
for Adult Groups Exploring our Christian Responsibilities for the World in an
Election Year, Sept. 14,
Beginning Adult Faith Nurture
Groups (Education) With Video
Resources and Lay Led, Sept. 22,
Things to check out:
International music resources to incorporate into worship
Rhythm instruments, 3 tambourines
Posters to create atmosphere in meetings and learning groups
Costumes
Black religious music and videos about it
CDs, CD-ROMs, DVDs on Bible, church history, and everything else
Activities for youth groups
Advent studies, Bible study resources for every possible group or topic
Games for all age groups and topics
Studies for election year concerns
Pastoral and congregational care resources
“upside down” world map—it will create discussion…
Videos for your leisure Saturday evening
Books of prayers to get you started for worship planning
No
question is too small or large or too unusual!!! Welcome!!