November 28 –
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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 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
changes:
Rel. 772, Lutheran Ethics in Comparative Context (Outka) will meet
Mondays
Rel.
774, Contemporary Protestant, Roman Catholic Ethics (Farley, Outka) Tuesdays,
Rel.
783, Liturgical Theology (Garrigan) will meet on Mondays and Fridays from
From the Dean of Students:
Dear YDS Community,
Each
Christmas, we present a gift of money to the members of the custodial, dining
hall, grounds, and security staff, as one way of expressing our appreciation
for the important service they offer to our community each day. This gift
of money is based on your individual contributions and is presented to our
colleagues on the last day of work before the Christmas holiday. If you would like to contribute
to the gift, please make your donation in cash to me. If it is necessary
for you to write a check, you may do so (make it payable to "Dale
Peterson"), but a cash contribution is preferred. You may hand your
contribution to me directly, or leave it for me at my office. We will
collect contributions from Monday, November 29th through Friday, December 17th.
This expression of
appreciation to these friends and colleagues is an enduring and heartfelt
tradition of the
Gratefully,
Dale Peterson
Dean of Students
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 28 - December 3
Please join us this week for
the following services at
Monday, November 29: Professor Martin Jean will offer the homily.
Tuesday, November 30: graduating
student Kelly Van Andel presents a
service
entitled "Listening to Native American Voices."
Wednesday, December 1: the sung morning
prayer service in the
African-American
tradition continues.
Thursday, December 2: the chapel
ministry team presents a service around
the
theme of icons in Christian worship.
Friday, December 3: Dean of Students
Dale Peterson will preside at the
final
community Eucharist of the fall semester. All who gather for worship
are welcome at the
communion table in Marquand Chapel.
On-Campus
The Initiative in Religion, Science & Technology is holding a lecture on Monday, November 29th from
NEW
Course Offering for Spring Term 2005.
Please take note of the Religion, Science & Technology course being offered
next term by Prof. Avram and Dr. Nihal de Lanerolle. The course format will be
a discussion time around a meal, followed by lecture. In addition to having
input from the Yale instructors, students will also have the opportunity to
hear six different guest speakers. The class is being offered Wednesday
evenings from
Free Yoga classes for Yale
students/faculty--Sponsored by
On-Campus,
continued:
Next in
the Series:
Gilbert
T. Rowe Professor of Theological Ethics,
Tuesday, November 30
Reception—
Lecture—Niebuhr Lecture Hall
Help decorate the YDS Christmas tree on Tuesday,
November 30 at
volunteers to make unique ornaments. Come trim the tree and spread some
holiday cheer during your lunch break!
All the Way Through Evening: Songs from the AIDS Quilt
Songbook: A
Concert-Liturgy in commemoration of World AIDS Day featuring panels
from the Names Project AIDS
Memorial Quilt. Patrick Evans, baritone, Djordje Nesic, piano. Wednesday, December 1, Marquand Chapel,
Save the Date: YDS Christmas Party. Mark your calendars now for Tuesday, December 7, the date of our annual community Christmas
party! Join the Community Life Committee in the Common Room right after
the Advent Service. We will have festive decorations, food, drink,
fellowship, and a very special visit from Santa. Families, partners, and
children are all welcome.
Interested in joining a Spiritual Direction Group? New ones are forming now and will be forming into
the new semester. (FYI, they are good for the soul.) Contact Martha
Korienek at martha.korienek@yale.edu with your availability to join one.
Brought to you by the Annand Program for Spiritual Formation.
ISM Upcoming Events:
Yale Camerata. Dec.
4, Battell Chapel,
"Dona Nobis Pacem"
Advent Concert. With Tuks Camerata, Johann van der Sandt, director. Free and
Open to the Public.
ISM Events, Cont.
Yale Schola Cantorum. Dec. 6, St. Mary's Church, New Haven, 8pm.
Yale Schola Cantorum, the University’s new
specialist chamber choir directed by Simon Carrington, perform
"Vespers," the North American premiere of Heinrich Biber’s Vesperae
longiores ac breviores. The soloists will be from Yale’s recently
established graduate voice program in early music, and the Yale Collegium
Players will be directed by the well-known baroque violinist Robert Mealy. Free
and Open to the Public.
Yale Schola Cantorum. Dec. 7, St. Michael's Church,
A repeat performance of
"Vespers." Free and Open to the Public.
Student Organ Recitals:
Wed, Dec. 8. Mina Choi. Dwight
Chapel,
Sat, Dec. 11. Brian Harlow,
Woolsey Hall,
Yale/New Haven Area Involvement
University Public
Worship: The
Sunday, December 5: The Reverend Cynthia Terry, Associate Chaplain, is preaching.
The
University Service
of Lessons & Carols: Sunday,
December 5,
Multifaith
Service of Music, Silence and Light: Wednesday,
December 8, 12:00-1:00 pm ,
Battell Chapel. This service is sponsored by the University Chaplain’s Office. (No
childcare is provided for this service.) This simple
multifaith service is an opportunity for all who would like to mark death and
loss as needed. Come for the whole hour, or come for the part that you
can. Come to remember and mark the death of someone whose funeral you
could not attend; come to remember and mark the death of someone shoes loss is
still raw and painful; come to remember and mark the death of someone whose loss
has long been part of your life. Come, remember, give and receive what
you need. Sponsored by the University Chaplain's Office; questions can be
directed to the Rev. Cynthia Terry (432-1131, cynthia.terry@yale.edu).
Campus Car Share Survey: Several graduate students at the Yale School of Management and the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies are creating a business plan for a campus car share service. They invite your participation in a survey that will help them better understand the personal transportation needs of students, faculty and staff. The survey can be found at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?A=52656876E8531
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
RHYTHM INSTRUMENTS, TAMBOURINES
Do you need to check them out for worship or a group you are working with? They are here for you.
NATIVITY SCENE PUPPETS, CRECHE FIGURES: Do you need
them for something you are doing? Check them out.
COSTUMES? Check them out for dramas, storytelling, enhance people’s getting into the message.
DVDS/VIDEOS OVER CHRISTMAS BREAK
Entertain yourself and others, get a head start on courses for next semester, explore topics you are interested in religion, church history, Bible, great leaders, preaching, world religions, social justice, etc. There are things for children and youth in your life too. Some titles:
God and
the Constitution
Psychology
of the Spiritual Journey
Luther
From Jesus to Christ
Luke
Excavating the Bible
The Religious Landscape
Expand your skills in
ministry, ask for a consultation/workshop on these topics 10-3 weekdays at your
convenience. Contact 432-5319,
carolynhardin.engelhardt@yale.edu
Resources for Adult Groups Exploring our Christian
Responsibilities for the World
Beginning Adult Faith Nurture Groups (Education)
With Video Resources and Lay Led
Leading Bible Study Using Bible Dictionaries,
Various Translations, Etc.
Resources for Meeting Youth Faith Nurture Needs
Adult Education Starting at a Change of Church
Seasons
Inviting, Not Signing Up—for leadership and
participation in the church
Stewardship Nurture as a Part of Faith Nurture
Year Round
Resources for Becoming a More Hospitable and Welcoming Congregation