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Academic Information
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Final Exam
Schedule
Second Semester, 2006-2007
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Rel. 600 |
O.T. Interpretation (J. Collins) |
Niebuhr Hall |
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Rel. 600 |
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Latourette S223 |
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Rel. 601 |
N.T. Interpretation (Swancutt) |
Great Hall |
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Rel. 601 |
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Niebuhr Hall |
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Rel. 686 |
Greek Exegesis: II Peter - Jude (Hultin) |
S200 Bushnell |
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Rel. 605 |
Elementary N.T. Greek (Nongbri) |
Wood Sem. S117 |
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Rel. 677 |
Seminar on First Isaiah (Roberts) |
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Rel. 604 |
Elementary Biblical Hebrew (Stokes) |
Niebuhr Hall |
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Rel. 739 |
Evangelicalism (Balmer) |
Niebuhr Hall |
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Rel. 673 |
Hebrew Exegesis: Amos/Hosea (Roberts) |
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Rel. 726 |
Systematic Theology (Jones) |
Niebuhr Hall |
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Rel. 726 |
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Latourette S223 |
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Rel. 674 |
Intermediate Hebrew II (Hoffer) |
S101 Bushnell |
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Rel. 723 |
Music in Western Christian Tradition (Fassler) |
Great Hall |
Message to Graduating
Seniors from the Financial Aid Office: Dear Graduating Seniors, Congratulations!! I have just run the diploma hold list and it
seems many of you are on the list for exit interviews and balances due on your
accounts. This is just a gentle reminder
to complete the exit interview and clear up your balance due so you will
receive your diploma during commencement.
If you go to www.yale.edu/sis,
you can complete the exit interview and pay your balance electronically there. If you have any questions, please don't
hesitate to contact me. Thanks, Doreen
Congratulations to the
Banner Bearer and Marshals!
Micah
Luce, Banner Bearer
Paul
McLain, Master of Divinity Student Marshal Tamara Shantz, Master of Divinity
Student Marshal Andrea Allgood, Master of Arts in
Thank
you, Chan Sok, Andrea, Tamara, Paul, and Micah, for your willingness to serve
your class as Student Marshals and Banner Bearer. Best wishes to you and the Class of 2007 for
a successful and enjoyable Commencement celebration!
Information on Traveling
Abroad this Summer: I am writing to remind you to encourage anyone who will be
traveling this summer to register their travel plans and emergency information at
www.world.yale.edu/travelform. You can find the link at the top right corner
of the study abroad page on the Yale and the World website. http://world.yale.edu/abroad/index.html.
Important Financial Aid
Notice: Financial
Aid award letters are available now for pick-up in the Financial Aid Office for
those who turned in an aid application for 2007-08. I will be in the office
from
CPE
From the
Lectures and Events
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Interfaith Opportunities in
Reminder for the Cookout: Dear YDS, The end of the
year cookout is just around the corner (which means the end to exams and papers
is also just around the corner!) Next Friday, May 11th, all are welcome out on
the quad at
Help Needed for the Cookout:
If you have
a free moment or two on Friday, we could use some help! Each job is a volunteer position, of course,
but only takes a small amount of time....check out the list below and contact
Johanna if you can help in any way. Please,
please help out! Thanks, Johanna.baker@yale.edu and Patrick.ward@yale.edu.
Music: One person with a great
playlist to share. Bonus points if you can also take charge of setting it all
up and keeping it playing.
Set Up: 3-4 people with time to
spare from 430 -5 to help set up the quad
Grilling: 1- 2 people free around
Shopping: 1 or 2 people to help out
with shopping late that morning. We have
a driver and this should only take about 1- 1 1/2 hours.
Help Needed for BTFO: BTFO 2007 takes place this
year from Tuesday August 28 to Friday, August 31. And we very much need your help to welcome
the incoming class! As you surely
remember from your first year, BTFO would be impossible without a wonderful
crew of current students to help the incoming class get their bearings and feel
at home. We will need help in a variety of ways, listed below. Please let us
know if you're interested or if you have other ideas.
1.
Be a small group leader: (Contact nichole.flores@yale.edu) Partner with
another YDS Student to facilitate a small group of new students throughout the
week, and conduct some limited email outreach over the summer. We will need you
to be in town on Monday August 27 for "before" Before the Fall.
You'll be fed! You'll be adored! And
you'll have 6-8 new friends next year!!!!!
2.
Don’t be a small group leader but help
out as needed: (Contact patrick.c.ward@yale.edu)
Aside from small group leaders, we need folks willing to help as needed: setting up, cleaning up, tending bar,
staffing the welcome desk, etc. Can you help?
3.
Be a “stipended” member of the BTFO
steering team: (Contact patrick.c.ward@yale.edu) There are several positions available which
come with a modest stipend. While each
position has a discrete responsibility set, we'd like the group overall to function as an event
"steering team" to brainstorm ideas together and collaborate over the
next few months (email or live). Please consider one of these five slots!
a.
Meal Coordinator
b.
Childcare Coordinator
c.
International Student Orientation Coordinator
d.
Social Coordinator for nighttime outings
e.
Give-Away Room Coordinator
4.
Share your ideas! Was there something about your own BTFO
experience that was especially good? Or
especially bad? You have at least two semesters
under your belt by now. What made a positive difference? What could have made a
positive difference? Please direct
feedback to Patrick or Nichole. We are all ears!
Please
let us know if you have any questions. And
good luck wrapping up this semester. We
both look forward to working with you this summer! Peace,
Your BTFO Co-Coordinators, Nichole & Patrick
Notice from Holy Grounds: Due to the stress of exams
and need for caffeine, Holy Grounds will be running at full capacity on regular
schedule through next week (May 11th).
Hours are normal as follows: Monday-Friday,
Call for Essay Proposals:
Theology and the Environment: The National Council of
Churches USA Eco-Justice Program, invites submissions for a book of essays to
be published by Paulist Press that responds to the Council's Ecumenical
Statement on the Environment (http://www.nccecojustice.org/openletter.html).
The book of essays, part of a series produced and published by the Faith and
Order Commission, will examine ecological theology in the context of the
statement. Essay proposals, due
Cassandra
Director,
Eco-Justice Programs
National
Council of Churches
Now is the time to speak out
about genocide in
monthly
news bulletin? Feel free to email bidish.sarma@yale.edu.
Young Adult Eco-Justice
Fellowship Retreat: This summer, the National Council of Churches' Eco-Justice
Program will be having its 2nd Young Adult Eco-Justice Fellowship retreat. The purpose of the fellowship is to transform
the faith-based eco-justice movement by training and supporting emerging
practitioners engaged in faith-based environmental work. The all-expense paid retreat will take place
at Port Isobel,
http://www.nccecojustice.org/fellowship.htm. For instructions on applying, go
here:
http://www.nccecojustice.org/fellowshipapp.htm.
Classifieds
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Needed/Lost and Found:
Lost Ring: I haven't been able to find
my college ring since Spring Fling on Friday.
It is a silver band, around size 13 (hard to miss), with the inscription
"BONVM VERITAS PVLCHER" written on the top half. If you have seen it, please email me at kevin.e.white@yale.edu.
Lost Bag of Books: Someone turned in a big,
white, Pier 1 Imports bag full of books at the library, including a personal
copy of Lora-Ellen McKinney's Christian Education
in the African American Church. You
can come pick it up at the circulation desk.
Thanks!
Bikes Needed: Greetings! My wife and I are
hoping to locate two bikes with child-seats from June 10-24. (We live in
Ride Needed: Your favorite "Left
Behinders" are flying home for Mother's Day, and we need a ride to JFK! We need to leave
Housing:
Summer Sublet Available: Summer sublet available from
May 1 to July 31 at
1 Bedroom Apartment: Sunny, cheap, and spacious one
bedroom apartment available starting June 1.
Comes with a piano!!! Contact
Robin McClellan at robinson.mcclellan@yale.edu.
Housing Available: Housing available starting
July 1, either as a 3-month sublet (beginning of July to the end of September)
or as a year-long (renewable) lease.
Downtown Summer Housing: Are you looking for downtown
summer housing that's more like a home? Of course you are, and I have just the
apt for you! I graduated from the div school last year and will not lead you
astray. My roommate and I are away this summer and looking to sublet our rooms
(June 2-August 25th). Lovely two-bedroom downtown apartment on
For
Childcare Needed: I am a YDS alum. My spouse and I are looking for someone to
care for our toddler son and infant daughter on Mondays, Tuesdays, and
Wednesdays in our home beginning the week of June 11. Our home is located in the East Rock
neighborhood on
Furniture for
Corner computer desk. All the desk and storage space you need in a
smaller space, just great for apartments!
Looks like new. Color: Cherry
finish. Includes: 2 storage drawers, one
fits file folders; two shelf storage unit that would fit desk top necessities
or other stuff; desk surface currently fits phone, desktop, printer, scanner,
clock and lamp with space left over. Bought
new in 2004. Asking $75
Free standing 2-shelf
bookcase. Wood laminate finish. Measures 30"w x 36"h x 14"
deep. Purchased new in 2005. Asking $20
End table. Wood finish.
Includes attached lamp w/ 3-way bulb, and a magazine rack below. Measures approx: 24" d x 14" w x 4'
h (with attached lamp) Purchased new in 2004.
Asking $20
Contact:
lynda.bigler@yale.edu
Employment:
Student Book Supply Job: The Student Book Supply is
now interviewing candidates for the position of Sales Clerk for next academic
year (2 positions available). The ideal
candidate will be friendly and helpful, dependable, love books, enjoy people,
and have a flexible afternoon schedule.
Previous bookstore or retail experience is helpful, but not
necessary. 10-12 hours/per week
(including reading weeks and spring break); must be work-study eligible. Work-study wage and book/merchandise
discounts, plus a great group of co-workers!
If interested, pick up an application in the bookstore and speak to Lisa
at 432-6101 or at lisabeth.huck@yale.edu
by Wednesday, May 16th!
Supply Position at
River Presbyterian Church in
Two Summer Library Jobs: The Divinity School Library
has a full-time (37.5 hours/per week) student assistant position available in
the Library's Serials Department. The Library also has a part-time or full-time
(20 to 37.5 hours/per week) student assistant position available in the
Library's Cataloging Department. Both positions include the possibility of
employment next academic year. Requirements:
Average or better keyboarding skills. Facility with English essential. Reading
knowledge of one or more Western European language preferred. Must be
physically able to shift books and move heavy book trucks. If interested,
please contact Eric Friede, 432-6372 / eric.friede@yale.edu.
Workers Needed for
Commencement: Students
workers are needed for Commencement exercises on May 27th and 28th. Students are needed for ushering, food and
beverage service, set-up and clean-up, hospitality, and general assistance in
helping Commencement go smoothly and enjoyably.
These are work-study positions for which wages are paid. If you are interested in working one or both
days, please let my assistant Mike Giaquinto know. You may email Mike at michael.giaquinto@yale.edu. Thank you.
Chapel Assistant for Battell
Chapel: This
position is part of the worship staff. The position includes set up on Sunday
morning, assisting with Coffee Hour, ushering and greeting, and clean up. The hours are
Workers Needed for Faith as a Way of Life Conference: Students workers are needed for FWL
Pastoral Leadership Conference on May 17th - 19th. Students are needed for
registration, set-up, hospitality, and general assistance in helping the
conference go smoothly and enjoyably. You can enjoy great speakers, delicious
food, innovative worship and an outstanding concert of acoustic rock and jazz.
These are paid positions, at the usual student rate. If you are interested in
working one or more of these days, please let Christian Scharen know ASAP. You
may come by S116, call 432-8671, or email Chris at christian.scharen@yale.edu. Thank
you.
Student research assistant needed for 2007-2008 school year. Research
assistant needed for the Learning Ministry Project at the Center for Faith
& Culture. Task will be significant project on professional formation, both
across the various Christian traditions, but also to a lesser extent interfaith
(Judaism and Islam) and interprofessional (law, medicine, nursing, etc.). Only
serious interest, please; preference for those preparing for ministry or those
with social science backgrounds, or both. Contact Christian Scharen. You may
come by S116, call 432-8671, or email Chris at christian.scharen@yale.edu. Thank
you.
2007-2008 ACADEMIC CALENDAR
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28 Tue: 31 Fri: 4
Tue: 5
Wed 11 Tue: 14 Fri: 18
Tue: 19
Wed: 28
Fri: 29
Sat: 26
Wed: 5
Fri: 8
Mon: 11 Thur: 15 Mon: 23 Tue: 24 Wed: 30 Tue: 1 Thur:
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Tue: 13 Tue: 16 Fri: 21 Wed: 26 Mon |
Fall 2007
AUGUST
BTFO
Orientation begins, 9 AM BTFO
Orientation ends SEPTEMBER
On-line
registration begins, 9 AM Opening
Convocation, Fall
classes begin Faculty
meeting, On-line
registration ends, Last day for: rebate,
downtown course permission, add/drop course without charge, approval of
reading course BPO
meeting, Last
day for approval of credit/no credit Fall
faculty dinner Fall
faculty retreat Last
day to add a course OCTOBER Reading
period begins, Convocation
begins Convocation
ends Faculty meeting, Last day to drop a course BPO meeting, NOVEMBER Open
House for Prospective Students Faculty
meeting BPO
meeting, Reading period begins, Thanksgiving recess begins,
Thanksgiving
recess ends, Classes
resume, |
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4 Tue: 7 Fri: 11
Tue: 17 Mon: 21 Fri: 7
Mon: 14 Mon: 15 Tue 21 Mon 22 Tue: 25 Fri: 29 Tue:
4
Mon: 8
Fri: 18 Mon: 19 Tue: 26 Tue: |
DECEMBER
Faculty
meeting, Advising
Period ends Classes
end, Reading
period begins Advent
Service, Marquand Chapel, BPO
meeting, Reading
period ends, 9:00 AM Final
exams begin, 9:00 AM Exams
end/Semester ends, All
course work due Spring 2008 JANUARY Grades due for Fall 2007 Spring
classes begin, 8:30 AM On-line
registration begins, 9 AM Faculty Meeting, Martin Luther King
Day. No classes BPO meeting, On-line registration ends, Last day for: rebate,
downtown course permission, add/drop course without charge, approval of
reading course Last day for approval of credit/no credit FEBRUARY Last day to add a course Reading period begins, Faculty meeting, BPO
meeting, |
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Mon: 4
Tue: 7
Fri: 24 Mon: 24 Mon: 25 Tue: 7
Mon: 8
Tue: 21 Mon: 22 Tue: 25 Fri: 28 Mon: 29 Tues: 5
Mon: 6
Tue: 9
Fri: 12 Mon: 20 Tues: 25 Sun: 26 Mon: 27 Tues: |
MARCH
Last
day to drop a course Faculty meeting, Spring recess begins, Spring recess ends, Classes resume, Easter Rejoicing. Marquand
Chapel BPO
meeting, APRIL Advising period begins Faculty meeting, Advising
period ends BPO
meeting, Regular
classes end at Martin
Luther King Day Classes
rescheduled Reading
period begins, Spring
Faculty Dinner MAY Exams begin, 9 AM Faculty Meeting, Exams end/Semester ends, Senior grades due for Spring 2008 Faculty meeting, BPO
meeting YDS Commencement Service, University and YDS Commencement All other grades due for Spring 2008 |