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Academic
Information
From the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Robert
Wilson:
Due Date
All work for the first semester is due by the end of
the semester,
Friday,
December 17, unless the instructor specifies an earlier date.
Extensions
1.
In exceptional circumstances, such as illness or family
crisis, the instructor may grant an extension of time beyond the end of the
semester, but no extension can be given beyond
2. No
work from the first semester can be accepted by a faculty member after that
date.
Additional
Extensions
1
A student may appeal to the Professional Studies Committee
for an additional extension. Such an
appeal must be made in writing before
February 7 on a form provided by the Registrar’s office.
2. Extensions
will be considered by the Committee only in exceptional circumstances, such as
those indicated above.
NOTE
The
schedule of dates, deadlines, and extensions, as published by the
From
the Dean:
Friends,
If you are planning to attend the Annual Meeting of the AAR/SBL in
Sunday
Marriott Rivercenter (MRC) Salon H
The
change will be noted in the supplemental program that you will receive at
registration.
Harry Attridge
From
the Registrar's Office
As you are aware, we have dispensed with pre-registration.
Students, however, are expected to meet with their faculty advisers
sometime during the week of November
15-19 or November 29-December 3 to discuss how the year has been
going and course selection for spring. Online registration will take place when
students return in January.
Your adviser has been sent a copy of your transcript and if you are an MDiv or
Comprehensive MAR they have also been sent a degree audit.
Students whose adviser is on leave this semester may wait until January to see
their adviser.
Time change:
Rel. 783, Liturgical
Theology (Garrigan) will meet on Mondays and Fridays from
Final exam schedule on
following page.
Final Exam Schedule
First Semester, 2004-2005
Monday, December 13
|
9-12 noon |
Rel. 600 |
O.T. Interpretation (Sharp) |
Niebuhr Hall |
|
|
Rel. 600 |
|
Latourette S223 |
|
|
Rel. 600 |
|
Bushnell S200 |
|
|
Rel. 601 |
N.T. Interpretation (Fitzgerald) |
Niebuhr Hall |
|
|
Rel. 601 |
|
Latourette S223 |
|
|
Rel. 601 |
|
Great Hall/ISM |
Tuesday, December 14
|
|
Rel. 782 |
Foundations of Xn. Worship (Garrigan, Spinks) |
Great Hall/ISM |
|
9-12 noon |
Rel. 618 |
Intermediate Greek (Gundry-Volf) |
Bushnell S200 |
|
|
Rel. 820 |
Philosophy of Religion (Hare) |
downtown |
Wednesday, December 15
|
9-12 noon |
Rel. 712 |
Religious Ethics & Modern Moral Issues (Outka) |
downtown |
|
9-12 noon |
Rel. 726 |
Systematic Theology (Volf) |
Niebuhr Hall |
|
|
Rel. 726 |
|
Latourette S223 |
|
|
Rel. 726 |
|
Bushnell S200 |
|
|
Rel. 678 |
Intermediate Biblical Hebrew (Hoffer) |
Bushnell S100 |
|
|
Rel. 791 |
Ecclesiology, Ministry & Polity UCC (Siladi) |
S212 |
|
|
Rel. 795 |
Anglican Theology/History I: |
Bushnell S200 |
Thursday, December 16
|
|
Rel. 679 |
Greek Exegesis: Galatians (Hultin) |
Bushnell S100 |
|
9-12 noon |
Rel. 604 |
Elementary Biblical Hebrew (Neujahr) |
Latourette S223 |
|
9-12 noon |
Rel. 605 |
Elementary N.T. Greek (Berg) |
Bushnell S200 |
|
|
Rel. 636 |
English Exegesis: Gospel of Matthew (Hultin) |
Bushnell S100 |
|
|
Rel. 798 |
Anglican Theol/HistoryII: ECUSA/Anglican Church (Britton) |
Niebuhr Hall |
Friday, December 17
|
9-12 noon |
Rel. 720 |
History of Xn. Theology to 451 (Beeley) |
Niebuhr Hall |
|
|
Rel. 700 |
History of |
Bushnell S100 |
Marquand
Chapel
November 15-19
Please join us this week for
the following services at
Monday, November 15: the chapel team
leads a service on the Christian symbol of water.
Tuesday, November 16: STM student James
Mustard will offer the homily.
Wednesday, November 17: the sung
morning prayer service in the African-American
tradition continues.
Thursday, November 18: the Women’s
Center will lead us in worship.
Friday, November 19: Professor Serene
Jones will preach and preside at our weekly community
Eucharist, a celebration of the “hearty” Eucharist that is now a tradition
in Marquand.
All who gather for worship are welcome at the communion table in
Marquand Chapel.
On-Campus
YOU ARE INVITED AND ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND
2004 -- 2005
ROLAND BAINTON LECTURE
The Vernacular Principle in Christian History
by
Andrew F. Walls
Professor Emeritus of Mission Studies
University of Edinburgh
Founder and director of
the Center for the Study of Christianity in the non-Western World
University of Edinburgh
Tuesday, November 16
5:15 pm
H. Richard Niebuhr Lecture Hall
Reception to follow
On-Campus,
continued:
Exegesis Paper Due Soon? Learn How to Use Logos Bible
Software for Exegesis.
This demonstration
is designed for students with little or no knowledge of Hebrew or Greek. You will learn how to access Logos from YDS
Library workstations, how to view a passage in parallel versions/translations,
how to do a concordance search on individual words using an English
concordance, and get information on other resources available on Logos. All sessions will be held in the YDS Library
Instruction Room, L107:
Tuesday, November 16 at
Wednesday, November 18 at
For more information contact Suzanne Estelle-Holmer, 2-6374
Suzanne.Estelle-Holmer@yale.edu
Call for Papers and Projects:
The YDS Initiative in Religion, Science
& Technology (IRST) is inviting submissions
for a Graduate and Faculty Forum, which will be held
chosen and the presenters will be notified by November 29th. A Certificate of
Academic Presentation will be awarded to each of the presenters.
Free Yoga classes for Yale
students/faculty--Sponsored by
11/15 *MOVED TO COMMON ROOM*
11/22 TBD
11/29 S100
12/6 TBD
If there is demand, classes may be held during reading weeks.
If you have any questions or comments, email eric.jeuland@yale.edu.
Next in
the Series:
Gilbert
T. Rowe Professor of Theological Ethics,
Tuesday, November 30
Reception—
Lecture—Niebuhr Lecture Hall
On-Campus,
continued:
Dog Sitter Wanted: Are you around for the
thanksgiving holiday? Dog-sitter wanted to take care of my sweet, beautiful Welsh
Springer Spaniel, Ruby Begonia, and, if you like, stay in my lovely, postmodern
apartment (fireplace, grand piano, just around the corner from the divinity
school). Or keep her at your own place if you prefer. Friday, November 19,
until Monday, November 29. Offering $180 (but you may enjoy staying at my
place; have you seen it?!) Contact Dale B. Martin: 787-0132 or email dale.martin@yale.edu.
All School Conference Planning Committee: The 2004-2005 YDS All School Conference, entitled "Disrobing: Our Private Selves and Public Identities," is coming up on January 24-28! The conference's theme explores the image of private and public roles of clergy and academics, in order to ask questions of self-formation and vocation both as a crucial part of individual well-being and as preparation for effective public ministry, teaching, or other church-related careers.
But we need your help! If you are interested in being on the All-School Conference planning committee, please respond to Matt Haugen (matthew.haugen@yale.edu) or to Joshua Rinas (joshua.rinas@yale.edu) with some basic information (name, year, degree program), what times work for a weekly meeting, and a sentence or two about why you are interested in being a part of this committee. We'd like to meet soon--January is fast approaching! Committee responsibilities will include: determining the topics for the series of events for the week, arranging speakers and facilitators, creative publicity, refreshments, developing workshop materials, a variety of programming at different times and places to best include all parts of the YDS population--M.Div. and M.A.R., ISM, BDS, commuters, etc.
ISM Upcoming Events:
Repertory Chorus Recital. Nov.
15, Dwight Chapel,
Great Organ Music at Yale.
Nov. 21, Woolsey
Hall, 8pm.
Karel Paukert, Professor of Organ,
Works by Foerster, Widermann,
Eben, Janacek, Alain, Shrude, D'Alessio, and Franck.
Yale/New Haven Area Involvement
University Public
Worship: The
Moveable Feast: a Multifaith Dinner. Tuesday, November 16th,
Oversees
Tuesday, November 16, 7:30 p.m. “The Contribution of
Religion to the Resurgence of Indigenous Movements in Latin America” presented
by Edward L. Cleary, O.P., Professor
of Political Science and Director of the Latin American Studies Program,
Providence College, Providence, Rhode
Island. Great Commission
Hall, Overseas
Friday, November 19,
Classifieds
EMPLOYMENT
Music Director: The Bridgewater Congregational Church in
from
Organist Choir Director
Two manual
Bell Choir - Schulmerich 3 octaves
Adult Choir sings Palistrina and Tallis a cappella
Enthusiastic children’s choir
For more information contact Rev. Peter Hammond (860-354-8283)
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
Two workshops on Nov. 17:
If you didn’t get to the Methodist hymning,
perhaps you’d like to see the new video HYMNS OF PRAISE: CHARLES WESLEY
Want to listen to the Bible
on CD or tape as you commute? Or how
about some lectures by Amy-Jill Levine, New Testament or Bart Ehrman, The
Historical Jesus?
Adult study groups on “hot
topics”: politics and faith, homosexuality and the Bible, social principles,
racism, economy, poverty, global issues, peace and war—there are leaders
guides, videos and other resources that can make this comfortable and timely to
pursue.
Taize, world music, newer
composers, Rachmaninoff Vespers, just to name a few. Hear them, bring peace to your soul, and open
your mind in creative thinking by filling your life with music….and there are
lots more recordings, music books, etc.
Advent leadership??? We have what you need for worship, study, and
other ministries.