
THE
YALE DIVINITY SCHOOL NEWSOURCE
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Academic Information
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Graduation Rehearsal: Congratulations to the class
of 2007! Please note that graduation
rehearsal for the class will be held on Friday, May 25th, at
Dale
Message from Dean
Attridge: Faculty and staff, degree candidates, spouses and guests are
invited to attend all events related to Commencement at the
University
Baccalaureate Service
Woolsey Hall
No procession for graduates, processional candidates or faculty.
No tickets required.
Divinity Quadrangle
Preacher: Margaret Farley
[Note: Prizes for YDS recipients will be awarded after the sermon and before the recessional. Prizes for ISM and BDS recipients will be announced.]
This event is preceded by a procession, weather permitting. Wearing gowns, caps and hoods, M.Div., M.A.R., and S.T.M. candidates for graduating will assemble on the Quadrangle directly in front of the Chapel. Led by your marshals, you may assemble in any order of your choosing; to sit with friends, march before or after, not side by side. Faculty will assemble in the RSV Conference Room.
Graduate Reception
Front of the Quadrangle (
Light Continental
Breakfast
Common Room
Communion Service for
Candidates and Guests
Marquand Chapel
Preacher: Nora Tubbs Tisdale
Celebrant: Dale Peterson
University
Commencement
Old Campus
All participants are encouraged to meet in front of the
Guests will be seated until
Divinity Degree
Ceremony
Divinity Quadrangle
This will include a brief ceremony with a Charge to the Graduates. Diplomas will be awarded to members of the M.A.R., M.Div., and S.T.M. classes. In caps and gowns, graduating M.Div., M.A.R., and S.T.M. assemble by degree and alphabetically behind the appropriate student marshal. Attendance of each member of the graduating classes is required unless a request to be excused, addressed to the Dean in writing, is granted.
Graduate Reception
Divinity Quadrangle (
The list to which this letter is sent is preliminary and should not be taken as evidence that a degree will be conferred. A few persons who will not have completed requirements for graduation in May, but expect to do so before the opening of the fall term, should consider themselves members of this year’s graduating class and attend the ceremonies. A complete list of all events is attached.
It is your responsibility to contact the persons listed below for changes in time and/or location of Commencement events.
For Divinity events,
Contact the office of the associate deans
Robert Wilson (432-5308) and/or Dale Peterson (432-5310)
For University events,
Call 432-2310 for a recorded message or
Visit the University website at www.yale.edu/commencement.
COMMENCEMENT EVENTS
2006 – 2007
Time:
Event: University Baccalaureate Service
Location: Woolsey Hall
Time:
Event:
Preacher: Margaret Farley
Location: Divinity Quadrangle
Time:
Event: Graduate Reception
Location: Front of Quadrangle (
Time:
Event: Light Continental Breakfast
Location: Common Room
Time:
Event: Communion Service for Candidates
and Guests
Preacher: Nora Tubbs Tisdale
Celebrant: Dale Peterson
Location: Marquand Chapel
Time:
Event: (Note:
Students gather at Cross Campus at 9:45; all students who are able will meet at
9:15 on Prospect Street to process down the hill to Cross Campus behind the YDS
banner.)
Event: University Ceremony
Location: Old Campus
Time:
Event: Divinity Degree Ceremony
Location: Divinity Quadrangle (Front of Chapel)
Time:
Event: Graduate Reception
Location: Divinity Quadrangle (
Information regarding
parking & graduation information/schedules will be posted on the website.
BORROW DIRECT BOOKS OVERDUE! Borrow Direct has experienced ongoing
problems with courtesy and overdue notices for the past several months. As a result, readers have not been notified
when Borrow Direct books are overdue.
*
If you have any overdue Borrow Direct books, no matter how old, RETURN THEM NOW
to avoid fines and replacement fees.
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If you receive overdue notices for books previously returned, let us know via email
to borrowdirect@yale.edu
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Do this now, before you leave
To
All: For those who have not changed their passwords yet, please do so as soon
as you can. May 29th is quickly approaching, and ITS is not offering a grace
period. If you password is not changed
by then, your netid account will be deactivated. Depending on the amount of
people who haven’t complied, it might be days before you can get your account
re-activated.Please change you password by going to www.yale.edu/password. If you have any trouble, please contact Tim
at 432-8180 or Robert Piscatelli at 432-5273.
Dear
Students, Please return your YDS Mail Box key to either Patricia Ojeda, YDS
Receptionist, or to the YDS Business Office at your earliest convenience. If you need to mail the key back, please
address the envelope to:
We
will be assigning mailboxes over the Summer to include the new students which
will change the alphabetical order - in turn changing your mail box number. If you are a commuter student and have
obtained a locker in the Commuter Lounge, please empty it out and remove your
personal lock. We use these lockers
during the Summer for the Language Courses and the Summer Term Courses. Thanking you in advance for your anticipated
cooperation, Eileen Kopjanski, Facilities Manager, YDS
From the
Lectures and Events
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From the Student Book Supply: Congratulations
Graduates! Your sacrifices and hard
work have paid off! We at the Student
Book Supply are proud of you and congratulate you on your accomplishments. For your convenience, the Bookstore will be
open Graduation weekend on the following schedule: Saturday and Sunday,
Peace Center Training
Institute: How
much of your time is taken up by having to address destructive conflict in the
church? If you're like most church
leaders, the answer is "too much!"
If you were unable to attend the
Film Screening: In celebration of World
Refugee Day, IRIS is pleased to be presenting a special screening of the film "God Grew Tired of Us" at
Luce Hall,
Donations for BTFO Give-Away
Room: Please
consider donating some of your furniture or household goods to the BTFO
Give-Away Room. Your donations will make life easier for the incoming class in
August, particularly those students who are moving to
GUIDELINES
--
Furniture, household goods, electronics, silverware, dishes, kitchen equipment
and clothing are all helpful donations. All should be clean and in good
condition.
--
Books that are useful reference books or that are commonly assigned textbooks
here at YDS are good donations too. Others...not so much.
--
Please do not donate food.
--
We very much need to stick to these hours. Please do not drop things off at
Fisher at other times. The room will not be open. Facilities will understand
"donations" dumped off outside of scheduled hours as
"littering." Don't litter!
--
Unfortunately, we can't offer "pick-up" service at your home for
donated goods.
Thanks
in advance for easing the transition into YDS for the new class! Please direct any questions to nichole.flores@yale.edu or patrick.c.ward@yale.edu.
Bone Marrow Registration: Dear Friends, Three years
ago, when a family friend stricken with leukemia needed a bone marrow
transplant, I registered as a bone marrow donor. I have yet to be called to donate. However, the simple act of registering was an
occasion of grace. It was a chance to
stand up and say, I am ready, Lord, if you need me. Use me, use me to a good that is greater than
my own. To give life -- what else are we
called to do if not that? I encourage
you to register. For more information on
how to register, please go to www.marrow.org. Love to all, Judith Dupre.
Classifieds
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Needed/Lost and Found:
Glasses Found: I put a pair of glasses on
the bench outside Dale's office. They
are female gold rimmed spectacles. I
found them in the ladies' room down in the ISM today. Thanks, Melissa
Keychain Found: I found a keychain on the
road (Prospect) outside the
Twin Bed Frames Needed: I need two twin bed
frames. I have mattresses but the person
I borrowed the bed frames from is moving out of State. Does anyone have a couple twin beds I can
borrow, have, or buy? Thank you, Megan
Ashbaugh
Housing:
A
great room available for sublet over the summer. The apartment is on the other side of the
Albertus Magnus college, and is a part of a three room townhouse looking
apartment. The price for the room is
$380 per month + utilities. The sublet is available from July to
September. If you are interested, please
email heewoo.han@yale.edu.
Three
bedroom apartment for rent at
Tamara
Shantz and I are vacating our fabulous
One
bedroom apartment for rent over a garage (formerly a carriage house) at
Spacious two-bedroom third-floor apartment, with enormous closets,
available beginning July 1. Five large, bright rooms, central air
conditioning, wall-to-wall carpeting. Eat-in kitchen. At
Dear
friends, Sadly my husband and myself will be leaving our wonderful apartment
following graduation and wanted another Divinity student the have the chance to
take it over if possible. It is just a
stone's throw away from YDS on
I
am moving out of my very affordable and excellently located apartment at the
end of July. Before my landlord starts advertising it, I thought I'd spread the
word among the YDS community. It is at
I
am looking for a one or two bedroom apartment (preferably in East Rock) to
sublet from June 22-28, to house relatives visiting from
Hi
everyone, I'm looking for a roommate for my apartment on
Steve
and Rachael Jungkeit are interested in subletting their house for the summer
while they're in
For
I
know it's a cliche, but with the rents in
I have brand new copies of the following theological texts that I'm
selling for half their Amazon list prices:
Karl Barth "The Epistle
to the Romans" list
price $20 my price $10
Paul Tillich "The
Courage to Be" $10.36
$5
Gustavo Gutierrez "A
Theology of Liberation" $12.92 $6
John Milbank "Being
Reconciled" $32.36 $16
Wittgenstein "On
Certainty" $14 $7
Please e-mail me (daniel.schultz@yale.edu) if you're
interested.
I have a whole bedroom of furniture that I would
like to sell to anyone to whom it would be useful, the contents of which are:
-a Double bed with 4 posters
(if you smile warmly I will consider throwing in a set of sheets, pillow cases
and a comforter for free)
-a desk (which I swear
induces clear writing and lack of writers block)
-an HP Photosmart C3130
All-in-One printer
-a Funky green chair
-a Red comfy reading chair
with fun decorative pillow (again, smile pending)
-a Bedside table with cool
lamp
-a standing up light fixture
that is approximately my height
- lots of closet-organizing
apparatus (collapsable shelves etc)
- a big white chest with
many drawers
All of the above have barely
been used since I only live in
Employment:
Liturgical Assistant for The
United
Church on the Green offers a wonderful opportunity
to work with children ages 4-10 each Sunday morning during the academic year. Work includes creating activities for the
children, participating in the worship community, and teaching and learning
with the children about the Bible and God's love. UCG requires a commitment to weekly Sunday
attendance, since the
2007-2008 ACADEMIC CALENDAR
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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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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, 4 PM Last day to drop a course BPO meeting, 4 PM NOVEMBER Open
House for Prospective Students Faculty
meeting BPO
meeting, Reading period begins, Thanksgiving recess begins,
6 PM Thanksgiving
recess ends, Classes
resume, 8:30 AM |
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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, 4 PM 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 |