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2017 - Spring

College of Arts & Sciences (AS)

Religion (REL)

REL 5101
Old Testament Colloquium
Prerequisite(s): Ph.D. students only.
A seminar in which doctoral students concentrating in Old Testament Studies meet with the Old Testament faculty for written presentations and discussion of guided readings in classical and contemporary studies in the discipline. May be taken six times for credit.
Section:
01
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
7
Seats Avail:
1
Days & Time:
M 1220PM - 0110PM
Room:
TIDWEL 402 
Activity:
Regular
Instructor(s):
Joel Burnett

REL 5111
New Testament Colloquium
Prerequisite(s): Ph.D. students only.
A seminar in which doctoral students concentrating in New Testament Studies meet with the New Testament faculty for written presentations and discussion of guided readings in classical and contemporary studies in the discipline. May be taken six times for credit.
Section:
01
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
7
Seats Avail:
1
Days & Time:
W 1220PM - 0110PM
Room:
TIDWEL 402 
Activity:
Regular
Instructor(s):
Lidija Novakovic

REL 5131
Historical Area Colloquium
Prerequisite(s): Doctoral students only.
A seminar in which doctoral students concentrating in the Historical Area meet with the Historical Area faculty for written presentations and discussions of guided readings in classical and contemporary studies in the discipline. May be taken six times for credit.
Section:
01
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
7
Seats Avail:
1
Days & Time:
W 1220PM - 0110PM
Room:
TIDWEL B19 
Activity:
Regular
Instructor(s):
David Whitford

REL 5151
Theology Colloquium
Prerequisite(s): Ph.D. students only.
A seminar in which doctoral students concentrating in theology will meet with faculty for written presentations and discussions of guided readings in patristic, medieval, reformations, and modern texts in theology and related fields. May be taken six times for credit.
Section:
01
Status:
Closed
Max Enroll:
7
Seats Avail:
0
Days & Time:
W 1220PM - 0110PM
Room:
TIDWEL B28 
Activity:
Regular
Instructor(s):
Ralph Wood

REL 5301
Ezra/Nehemiah
A selected major issue in contemporary Old Testament scholarship. The course may be taken up to three times when content differs.
Section:
01
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
8
Seats Avail:
1
Days & Time:
M 0800AM - 1045AM
Room:
TIDWEL 402 
Activity:
Regular
Instructor(s):
Deirdre Fulton

REL 5305
Seminar in the Writings:Psalms
A designated portion of the Old Testament scriptures chosen from the Writings. Attention will be given to critical and theological problems, relevant bibliography, contributions of significant scholars, and contemporary issues in interpretation. The course may be taken up to three times when content differs.
Section:
01
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
8
Seats Avail:
1
Days & Time:
T 0200PM - 0445PM
Room:
TIDWEL B28 
Activity:
Regular
Instructor(s):
Bill Bellinger

REL 5315
Peter, James and Jude
A designated portion of the New Testament scriptures chosen from Acts, Hebrews, or the General Epistles. Attention will be given to critical and theological problems, relevant bibliography, contributions of significant scholars, and contemporary issues in interpretation. The course may be taken up to three times when content differs.
Section:
01
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
8
Seats Avail:
2
Days & Time:
T 0800AM - 1045AM
Room:
TIDWEL 402 
Activity:
Regular
Instructor(s):
Kelly Iverson

REL 5318
New Testament Theology
The history and nature of the discipline New Testament Theology, focusing on methodology, personalities, and major works.
Section:
01
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
8
Seats Avail:
3
Days & Time:
W 0800AM - 1045AM
Room:
TIDWEL 402 
Activity:
Regular
Instructor(s):
Beverly Gaventa

REL 5330
Early Pentecostalism
A study of the Pentecostal tradition in Christianity, with particular attention to roots in the Holiness movement of the nineteenth century, origins and developments, and subsequent growth in Charismatic expressions of faith. The course may be taken up to two times if the content differs.
Section:
01
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
8
Seats Avail:
2
Days & Time:
R 0800AM - 1045AM
Room:
TIDWEL 402 
Activity:
Regular
Instructor(s):
Doug Weaver

REL 5332
Hist of Medieval Christianity
Eastern and western medieval Christianity from the fall of Rome to the fall of Constantinople, with particular emphasis on such topics as the papacy, monasticism, the Carolingian Renaissance, the separation of eastern and Western Catholicism, scholasticism, and medieval sectarianism. The course may be taken up to three times when content differs.
Section:
01
Status:
Closed
Max Enroll:
8
Seats Avail:
-2
Days & Time:
W 0230PM - 0515PM
Room:
TIDWEL 402 
Activity:
Regular
Instructor(s):
David Whitford

REL 5352
Early Arian Controversies
Investigation of the development of Trinitarian theology in the first four decades of the fourth century leading up to the council of Nicaea and its immediate aftermath. After touching on antecedent works by Origen and Eusebius, the course focuses upon the writings of Athanasius and Arius of Alexandria, Eusebius of Caesarea, Eusebius of Nicomedia, and Marcellus of Ancyra, concluding with the council of Serdica (342/3). Course may be taken up to three times when the content differs.
Section:
01
Status:
Closed
Max Enroll:
8
Seats Avail:
-1
Days & Time:
T 0200PM - 0445PM
Room:
TIDWEL 402 
Activity:
Regular
Instructor(s):
Daniel Williams

REL 5362
Linguistic Ethics
Meaning and relevance of the Christian understanding of humanity for contemporary existence in the light of Biblical, classical, ancient, and modern interpretations. Course may be taken up to three times when the content differs.
Section:
02
Status:
Closed
Max Enroll:
8
Seats Avail:
0
Days & Time:
T 0800AM - 1045AM
Room:
MEMRL 121 
Activity:
Regular
Instructor(s):
Jonathan Tran
Section:
01
Status:
Cancelled
Max Enroll:
0
Seats Avail:
0
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Regular
Instructor(s):
STAFF

REL 5393
Feminist Ethics
A research seminar focusing on ethical problems in the contemporary society and the resources available in the Judeo-Christian traditions for analyzing these problems. Students will work on a specific problem or problems Emphasis will be placed on developing technique and discovering the resources available for ethical analysis. The course may be taken up to three times when content differs.
Section:
01
Status:
Closed
Max Enroll:
0
Seats Avail:
-1
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Regular
Instructor(s):
Elise Edwards

REL 5399
Religion Colloquy
Prerequisite(s): Twenty-four semester hours of graduate course work.
Required as a co-requisite for participation in the Teaching Fellows Program. The colloquy will address a broad range of institutional and pedagogical issues related to the teaching of religious traditions and especially the Christian tradition in an academic context.
Section:
01
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
9
Seats Avail:
3
Days & Time:
T 0200PM - 0445PM
Room:
TIDWEL B03 
Activity:
Regular
Instructor(s):
Joe Coker

REL 6V00
Dissertation Proposal/Prospect
Research for doctoral students studying for preliminary examinations, preparing their topic proposal, or writing their prospectus in anticipation of candidacy. The course may be repeated.
Section:
01
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
12
Seats Avail:
1
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
James Nogalski

REL 6V99
Dissertation
Supervised research for the doctoral dissertation. A total of at least nine semester hours is required for the completion of the dissertation.
Section:
09
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
5
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
Deirdre Fulton
Section:
11
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
5
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
Lidija Novakovic
Section:
06
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
5
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
Barry Harvey
Section:
17
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
5
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
Paul Martens
Section:
07
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
5
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
Natalie Carnes
Section:
18
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
4
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
Bruce Longenecker
Section:
13
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
4
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
Ralph Wood
Section:
12
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
4
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
Daniel Williams
Section:
03
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
4
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
Joel Burnett
Section:
01
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
4
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
Kelly Iverson
Section:
05
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
3
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
David Whitford
Section:
10
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
3
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
Bill Pitts
Section:
08
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
3
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
Mikeal C Parsons
Section:
16
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
3
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
Beverly Gaventa
Section:
04
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
3
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
Doug Weaver
Section:
14
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
1
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
James Nogalski
Section:
15
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
1
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
Jonathan Tran
Section:
02
Status:
Open
Max Enroll:
5
Seats Avail:
1
Days & Time:
----
Room:
 
Activity:
Independent Study
Instructor(s):
Bill Bellinger

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