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Trinity Online Course Schedule 2008

Wales Online Schedule 2008

Trinity Online Course Schedule 2008
All courses start the first Tuesday of the month unless otherwise noted.

AD Administration	CH Church History	LG Languages	RW Research and Writing
AP Apologetics	CM Conflict Management	NT New Testament	TH Theology
BC Biblical Counseling	CS Christian School Administration	OT Old Testament	WS Women’s Studies
BS Biblical Studies	DR Doctoral Research	PH Philosophy	YT Youth Ministry
CC Core Competency	EP Expository Preaching	PM Pastoral Ministry
CE Christian Education	LD Leadership	RC Research Colloquium
SCH = Semester Credit Hours

Winter Term: 8 January 2008 to 31 March 2008
*Bachelor’s (Including Diploma/Associate’s)*
COURSE	PROFESSOR
BC 365 - Introduction to Marriage and Family Counseling (4 SCH)	Dr. Edgington
BC 372 - Introduction to Biblical Counseling (4 SCH)	Professor Shane
BS 401 - Bible Study Methods (4 SCH)	Dr. Clutter
CE 388 - Strategies for Effective Teaching (3 SCH)	Dr. Webb
CM 326 - Fundamentals of Managing Conflict (4 SCH)	Dr. Buch-Wagler
NT 430 - Survey of the New Testament (4 SCH)	Dr. Kierspel
OT 316 - The Book of Genesis (4 SCH)	Dr. Dalman
RW 305 - Reflective Thinking on Faith Development and Prior Learning (4 SCH)	Dr. Simpson
WS 311 - Women's Ministries I (3 SCH)	Dr. Mann

*Masters’s*
COURSE	PROFESSOR
CM 526 - Managing Conflict (3 SCH)	Dr. Buch-Wagler
CM 626 - Implementing Positive Change (3 SCH)	Dr. Buch-Wagler
WS 531 - Women Ministering to Women (3 SCH)	Dr. Webb

*Doctoral*
COURSE	PROFESSOR
CM 726 - Critical Issues in Managing Conflict (3 SCH)	Dr. Buch-Wagler
CM 826 - Strategies for Change: Today’s Outlook (3 SCH)	Dr. Buch-Wagler
RW 810 - Bibliographic Research Methods (3 SCH)	Dr. Simpson
WS 741 - Classical Models of Spiritual Formation for Women (3 SCH)	Dr. Webb

Spring Term: 1 April 2008 to 30 June 2008
*Bachelor’s (Including Diploma/Associate’s)*
COURSE	PROFESSOR
AD 424 - Basic Principles of Administration (4 SCH)	Dr. Parker
BC 372 - Introduction to Biblical Counseling (4 SCH)	Professor Shane
BC 376 - Legal Implications for Biblical Counselors and Counseling Center Management (4 SCH)	Dr. Eyrich
BS 401 - Bible Study Methods (4 SCH)	Dr. Clutter
NT 313 - Introduction to the Book of Romans (4 SCH)	Dr. Kauk
PM 341 - Basic Theology of Ministry (4 SCH)	Dr. Sturdivant
RW 305 - Reflective Thinking on Faith Development and Prior Learning (4 SCH)	Dr. Simpson
TH 401 - Bible Doctrine I (4 SCH)	Dr. Clutter
WS 312 - Women's Ministries II (3 SCH)	Dr. Mann

*Masters’s*
COURSE	PROFESSOR
BC 7120 - Theology of Biblical Counseling (6 hours)	Dr. Forrey
BS 7120 - Biblical Hermeneutics (6 hours)	Dr. Kauk
CE 588 - Dynamic Teaching Techniques (3 SCH)	Dr. Webb
CM 635 - Interpersonal Forgiveness (3 SCH)	Dr. Puls
LG 7120 - Greek Grammar (6 hours)	Dr. Kauk
PM 7120 - Theological Analysis of Ministry Praxis (6 hours)	Dr. Simpson
RW 7100 - Master Programme Orientation (required first for MA AOP program; 0 hours)	-- -- --
RW 7120 - Research Development and Design (6 hours)	Dr. Simpson
WS 622 - Contemporary Women Theologians (3 SCH)	Dr. Webb

*Doctoral*
COURSE	PROFESSOR
CM 835 - Interpersonal Forgiveness: Theological and Psychological Perspectives (3 SCH)	Dr. Puls
RW 710 - Empirical Research Methods (3 SCH)	Dr. Simpson
WS 825 - Women in Scripture & Church History: Exegetical & Historigraphical Issues & Methods (3 SCH)	Dr. Webb

Summer Term: 1 July 2008 to 30 September 2008
*Bachelor’s (Including Diploma/Associate’s)*
COURSE	PROFESSOR
BC 370 - Becoming a Biblical Counselor (3 SCH)	Professor Shane
BC 372 - Introduction to Biblical Counseling (3 SCH)	Professor Shane
BS 401 - Bible Study Methods (3 SCH)	Dr. Clutter
BS 427 - Introduction to Wisdom Literature (3 SCH)	Dr. Dalman
EP 490 - Introduction to Preaching to a Multimedia Generation (3 SCH)	Dr. Elliott
PM 355 - Fundamentals of Church Growth (3 SCH)	Dr. Hendrix
RW 305 - Reflective Thinking on Faith Development and Prior Learning (3 SCH)	Dr. Simpson
TH 402 - Bible Doctrine II (3 SCH)	Dr. Clutter
WS 331 - The Practice of Women Ministering to Women (3 SCH)	Dr. Mann
WS 425 - Women in Scripture and Church History (3 SCH)	Dr. Webb

*Masters’s*
COURSE	PROFESSOR
BC 7120 - Theology of Biblical Counseling (6 hours)	Dr. Forrey
BC 7121 - Biblical Counseling and Social Science Research (6 hours)	Dr. Forrey
BC 7220 - Law and Ethics in Biblical Counseling (6 hours)	Dr. Eyrich
BS 7120 - Biblical Hermeneutics (6 hours)	Dr. Kauk
CE 7120 - Spiritual Formation (6 hours)	Dr. Williams
CE 7221 - Dynamics of Effective Teaching (6 hours)	Dr. Webb
CM 632 - Christian Mediation (3 SCH)	Dr. Bachle Fifer
EP 7220 - Preaching to a Multimedia Generation (6 hours)	Dr. Elliott
LG 7120 - Greek Grammar (6 hours)	Dr. Kauk
OT 7220 - Old Testament History (6 hours)	Dr. Dalman
PM 7120 - Theological Analysis of Ministry Praxis (6 hours)	Dr. Simpson
RW 7100 - Master Programme Orientation (required first for MA AOP program; 0 hours)	-- -- --
RW 7120 - Research Development and Design (6 hours)	Dr. Simpson
TH 7120 - Theology of the Old and New Testaments (6 hours)	Dr. Kauk
TH 7220 - History of Christian Thought (6 hours)	Dr. Clutter
WS 541 - Spiritual Formation for Women (3 SCH)	Dr. Webb

*Doctoral*
COURSE	PROFESSOR
CE 788 - Assessing and Applying Appropriate Teaching Strategies (3 SCH)	Dr. Webb
CM 832 - Principles and Practices of Christian Mediation (3 SCH)	Dr. Bachle Fifer
RW 810 - Bibliographic Research Methods (3 SCH)	Dr. Simpson
WS 731 - Women Ministering to Women: Applied Literary Review (3 SCH)	Dr. Webb

Fall Term: 7 October 2008 to 31 December 2008
*Bachelor’s (Including Diploma/Associate’s)*
COURSE	PROFESSOR
BC 305 - Supervised Counseling Experience (Independent Study) (3 SCH)	-- -- --
BC 372 - Introduction to Biblical Counseling (3 SCH)	Professor Shane
BS 401 - Bible Study Methods (3 SCH)	Dr. Clutter
BS 480 - Introduction to Biblical Prophecy (3 SCH)	Dr. Dalman
CE 388 - Strategies for Effective Teaching (3 SCH)	Dr. Webb
CE 499 - Overview of the History and Philosophy of Christian Education (3 SCH)	Dr. Webb
NT 310 - Survey of the Life and Letters of Paul (3 SCH)	Dr. Kauk
PM 459 - Fundamentals of Personal Evangelism (3 SCH)	Dr. Hendrix
RW 305 - Reflective Thinking on Faith Development and Prior Learning (3 SCH)	Dr. Simpson
WS 341 - Fundamentals of Spiritual Formation for Women (3 SCH)	Dr. Mann

*Masters’s*
COURSE	PROFESSOR
AD 7220 - Case Studies in Management (6 hours)	Dr. Parker
BC 7120 - Theology of Biblical Counseling (6 hours)	Dr. Forrey
BC 7221 - Modern Medical Research and Biblical Counseling (6 hours)	Dr. Forrey
BC 7222 - Biblical Counseling Practicum (Independent Study) (6 hours)	-- -- --
BS 7120 - Biblical Hermeneutics (6 hours)	Dr. Kauk
CM 526 - Managing Conflict (3 SCH)	Dr. Buch-Wagler
CM 565 - Dealing with Difficult People (3 SCH)	Dr. Buch-Wagler
CM 7220 - Issues in Managing Conflict (6 hours)	Dr. Buch-Wagler
LG 7120 - Greek Grammar (6 hours)	Dr. Kauk
NT 7220 - New Testament History (6 hours)	Dr. Kierspel
PM 7120 - Theological Analysis of Ministry Praxis (6 hours)	Dr. Simpson
RW 7100 - Master Programme Orientation (required first for MA AOP program; 0 hours)	-- -- --
RW 7120 - Research Development and Design (6 hours)	Dr. Simpson
TH 7120 - Theology of the Old and New Testaments (6 hours)	Dr. Kauk
TH 7221 - The Triune God (6 hours)	Dr. Clutter
TH 7222 - The Kingdom of God and the Church (6 hours)	Dr. Clutter
WS 625 - Comparative Studies on Women in Scripture and Church History (3 SCH)	Dr. Webb

*Doctoral*
COURSE	PROFESSOR
CM 726 - Critical Issues in Managing Conflict (3 SCH)	Dr. Buch-Wagler
CM 765 - Difficult People: Current Issues and Strategies (3 SCH)	Dr. Buch-Wagler
RW 710 - Empirical Research Methods (3 SCH)	Dr. Simpson
WS 822 - Advanced Studies of Contemporary Women Theologians (3 SCH)	Dr. Webb

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