ACCEPTED MDIV STUDENTS REGISTER NOW FOR SUMMER CAMPUS CLASSES - Regular Summer Registration through June 4. Late registrations will automatically be charged $10 extra.
***** COURSES & BOOKS AT BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE *****
TO REGISTER FOR SUMMER
1. Click "Enroll Now" at top of this page.
2. This will bring you to another screen. Tap F5 key to refresh your screen.
3.Click "Step Two Register for Classes Now" (green circle at top of page).
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APPLY NOW FOR FALL 2008 MASTER OF DIVINITY ONLINE PROGRAM
Deadline for completed admissions applications - June 30th.
*** Description of Online Term at Payne Theological Seminary ***
Each online class lasts 10 weeks. Most classes are offered twice each term, so that students have an opportunity to balance their schedules and classes can be smaller during the entire 20 week term. You may take a class either in the first ten weeks of the term (“First Half”) or the second ten weeks of the term (“Second Half”);the material is the same, regardless of which half of the term you take the class. You must register for the entire term during the registration period which will be announced and which opens approximately 6 weeks prior to the start of the term. If you plan to only take class(es) during the 2nd Half of the Spring Term you must still register prior to the start of the term. The total number of credits a student may register for without academic advisor approval is 15. New students are advised to take no more than 12 the first term. Classes will be dropped from the registration by the school for students who register for more than 15 credits without academic advisor approval. Students who do not complete this registration process during the registration period will not be permitted to register mid-term. Please note that the 15 credits is the sum TOTAL of 1st AND 2nd half classes and includes any intensives.
******** DATES FOR SPRING 2008 Online CLASSES ********
First Half Spring 2008: Monday, Feb. 25th – Friday, May 2nd
Second Half Spring 2008: Monday, May 5th – Friday, July 11th
Drop-Add Periods for online classes:
First Half: Feb. 25 – midnight March 3, by completed drop-add form only faxed to the Payne Business office (Instructions & Fax number on the form to the left of this screen under "Documents". No refunds will be given for drop requests after deadline. Students withdrawing from the class after the deadline will be liable for tuition and will receive a “W” on transcripts.
Second Half: May 5 – midnight May 12, by email only to online@payne.edu and/or aling@payne.edu. REFUNDS for dropped 2nd Half Classes will not be in cash but given as a credit forward for summer 2008. No Adds will be permitted for 2nd Half Classes after the 2/25-3/3 drop-add period.
All student accounts will be reconciled at the end of summer 2008 and any remaining credits will then be issued as cash value. Students withdrawing from the class after the deadline will be liable for tuition and will receive a “W” on transcripts.
***** IMPORTANT! Graduating Seniors *****
Graduating Seniors may NOT enroll for 2nd Half Spring 08 classes. All coursework must be completed by the end of the second half of Spring 2008.
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Please read Payne Student Handbook under "Documents" prior to registration.
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TECHNOLOGY FEE $50.00 each term, Spring & Fall
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*************** SUMMER 2008 CLASSES ***************
Limited campus housing available at $100/person/intensive
If you have questions, or wish to reserve housing contact by email only Elise Peyroux, Payne Business Officer, at epeyroux@payne.edu
- Include full contact information
- Name of Intensive
- Dates you will be needing housing
- Method of Payment
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The drop period for campus intensives differs from the above schedule.
SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE - Register through June 4; thereafter $10 late fee will automatically be assessed.
ON-CAMPUS INTENSIVES: The following intensives are being held on Payne’s campus, Wilberforce Ohio. Except as noted, dates and times TBD.
* indicates required course for graduation.
± indicates preqrequisite
***** Intensive I *****
June 17-20, 9:00am-5:00pm
CM 303 Ministerial Sexual Ethics*
Dr William Augman
3 credits
Required course, $720.
Book & Manual: Love Does No Harm by Marie Fortune. Dr. Augman will purchase book and manual at a discount for his students directly from the publisher at a cost of $15 book and $30 manual plus estimated $5 for shipping and handling. If a refund is due to student for s/h it will be made at the class. Likewise, should s/h come to more than $5, student will be expected to pay the difference.
NO LATER THAN MAY 16th: Send a money order or bank check – no personal checks – payable to William Augman for $50.00: Dr. William Augman, Payne Theological Seminary, P.O. Box 474, 1230 Wilberforce Clifton Road, Wilberforce, OH 45384 Mark envelope RE: BOOKS
***** Intensive II *****
This class meets 3 consecutive weekends: June 6-7, June 13-14, June 20-21 (Fridays 6:00-9:00, Saturdays 9:00-5:00)
BS 270 Cultural Hermeneutics*
Dr. Solomon Avotri
3 credits
Required course, $720.
Books:
1. Blackening The Bible. The Aims Of African American Biblical Scholarship. Michael Joseph Brown. Harrisburg . London . New York: Trinity International Press, 2004. ISBN 1-56338-363-2 (pbk)
2. Discovering The Bible In The Non-Biblical World. Kwok Pui-Lan. Reproduced by Permission of Orbis. Eugene, OR: Stock Publishing, 2001.
3.. Reading From This Place. Social Location And Biblical Interpretation In The United States. Volume 1. Fernando F. Segovia and Mary Ann Tolbert Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 1995.
ISBN 0-8006-2812-8 (Vol. 1: alk paper).
4. Vernacular Hermeneutics. R.S. Sugirtharajah, Ed. Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press, 1999 ISBN 1-85075-943-X
5. The Seminary Student Writes. Deborah Core. St. Louis, MO: Chalice Press, 2000.
ISBN 0827234473
***** Intensive III *****
July 21-24
CM 120 Contemporary Issues in African American Ministry in conjunction with TAWAWA.
Dr. Harold Trulear
3 credits
$720.
Booklist TBD.
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Enrollment Deadlines
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Apply now for Fall 2008 Admissions to the online Master of Divinity Program at Payne Theological Seminary - deadline for completed admissions applications to be received is June 30, 2008. Payne Theological Seminary is accredited by The Association of Theological Schools (ATS), U.S. and Canada. Degree Requirements: 90 earned credits of which 2/3, or 60 credits, may be earned through online courses. The remaining 1/3, or 30 credits, must be residency credits. Residency credits may be earned in the traditional campus classroom, through modular intensives given on-campus and which run approximately 5 days, through selected conferences or institutes, or through classes taken at Payne's partner seminary, Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, PA. ***** Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of the page, then click on "Step 1 Complete the Admissions Process" Admission requirements: 1. Completed application 2. Essay on the topic "The Value of a Theological Education to Me" 3. $75 Application fee 4. Three completed recommendation forms 5. Official copy of undergraduate transcript. Undergraduate institution must be accredited by U.S. Dept. of Higher Education. Non-U.S. undergraduate institutions will be evaluated on a case by case basis. Online students must live outside a 50 mile radius from the Payne campus, located at 1230 Wilberforce Clifton Road, Wilberforce, OH 45384. Students residing at or within the 50 mile radius will be considered for the campus program only. *** You may submit your application, essay, and $75 application fee online. For recommendation forms, look under the "Documents" section at the right side of this page. Please arrange to have an official undergraduate transcript showing degree earned and G.P.A. to Online Program Office, P.O. Box 474, 1230 Wilberforce Clifton Road, Wilberforce, OH 45384. Undergraduate institution must have acceptable accreditation.
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"So High A Mission,
So Holy A Calling"
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