Spring 2019 Pre-Registration & Registration Schedule

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1 10/17/ :09 PM Page 1 of 12 Wednesday, October 10 -Friday, October 26, 2018 Monday, October 29, 2018 Tuesday, October 30, 2018 Wednesday, October 31, 2018 Thursday, November 1, 2018 Friday, November 2, 2018 Sunday, November 11:59 p.m. Monday, November 7:00 a.m. Monday, December 4:00 p.m. December 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, January 2, 4:00 p.m. Friday, January 4:00 p.m. Monday, January 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, January 4:00 p.m. Monday, January 4:00 p.m. Group C Pre-Registration 7:00 a.m. Candler School of Theology Spring 2019 Course Schedule 6th Version 10/17/2018 This course schedule is subject to change. All changes since original posting are highlighted in yellow and posted in. Closed courses are highlighted in red. Contact candlerregistrar@emory.edu to be put on a waiting list. Spring 2019 Pre-Registration & Registration Schedule Spring 2019 pre-registration advising period Holds placed for students who have not been advised, who have not completed Haven Part 2 training, and 1st Year MDiv students who haven't completed Money Talks Group A Pre-Registration 7:00 a.m. Group B Pre-Registration 7:00 a.m. Group D Pre-Registration 7:00 a.m. All DMin (courses added by Registrar), MRPL, ThD and ThM Students MTS students with 19 or more earned hours MRL students with 19 or more earned hours MDiv students with 53 or more earned hours MTS students with 0 or more earned hours MRL students with 0 or more earned hours MDiv students with 21 or more earned hours MDiv students with 0 or more earned hours Special Non-Degree Students Pre-Registration Closes Add/Drop/Swap (Open Registration) Begins Last day to self-register for a January course (after this deadline, contact candlerregistrar@emory.edu) Last day to be registered for a January course by the registrar (from waiting list or with instructor permission) Last day to drop or change the grading basis of a January course Last day to request a course withdrawal for a January course Last day to add/drop/swap a regular Spring term course (including directed studies, ministry internships, etc.) Last day to be added to a Spring term course if you are on a waiting list Last day for grading basis changes for regular Spring term courses Important Dates for Spring 2019 Academic calendar located at: An Explanation of Classroom Location Codes is on the last page of this schedule January Courses (meet January 2-January 11, 2019, Weekdays Only (8 days) unless otherwise specified) The last day to drop or change the grading basis of a January course is January 4pm. January courses are considered part of your Spring schedule for all registration and financial purposes. Courses may require pre-work that is distributed in advance via . Only one course may be taken per January Term Course meets a for the following Certificate(s) BI (Same as WR ) Ancient Judaism in the Mediterranean Diaspora (online) Wilson online Moral Leadership Travel Seminar: South Africa (Enrollment by permission only. ES Advanced application and additional costs apply) Franklin off-campus Black Church Studies Certificate ES Special Topics in Christian : Lincoln, Morality, and the American Civil War (Separate application required. Meets off-campus in Altanta on January 2. Travel January 3-7. Meets off-campus in Atlanta on January 9. Meets on campus January 10 and 11) This class aims to explore the basic ethical issues at the root of the American Civil War but to do so through two specific lenses: (1) the reading and discussion of four relevant texts and (2) the visiting and discussion of several historic and cultural sites. Additional travel costs are $950, with $100 due by Monday, November 5. Balance is due December 14.) Jackson CST 368 and offcampus Course meets a for Scripture and Interpretation; Theology & Theology &

2 10/17/ :09 PM Page 2 of 12 January Courses Continued (meet January 2-January 11, 2019, Weekdays Only (8 days) unless otherwise specified) ES Course meets a for the following Certificate(s) Special Topics in Christian : Ethical Leadership and African Moral Traditions Fluker, Walter M-F 8:00a-1:00p RARB 421 Black Church Studies Certificate Course meets a for ; may also be REG (pending CPC review) Theology & EV (Same as M ) HC LA World Methodist Methodist Evangelism Institute Travel Seminar: Portugal (Prior application approval required and additional travel costs beyond tuition apply. Please contact WMEI for additional information and to express interest) Hanciles, Jehu off-campus MRL Mission, Evangelism, and World Christianity Area of Focus Elective Formation and Witness Doctrines and Creeds of the Early Church (Also will have a final exam on Friday, January 18 10:00 a.m. and Noon) Briggman M-F 9:30a-3:00p RARB 501 MRL HC Common Theology & Special Topics in Leadership and Administration: Acting Experimentally as Faith and Leadership (Meets January 2-4 only) (This course will familiarize participants with the spirituality of the Apostle Paul's leadership/disciplieship practices as a theological reflection point and inspiration for acting experimentally. The Adaptive Leadership lexicon and framework will aid students in this work Bishop Wright W-F 8:00a-2:00p RARB 102 Elective Church and Community Leadership M (Same as EV ) World Methodist Methodist Evangelism Institute Travel Seminar: Portugal (Prior application approval required and additional travel costs beyond tuition apply. Please contact WMEI for additional information and to express interest) Hanciles off-campus MRL Mission, Evangelism, and World Christianity Area of Focus Elective Formation and Witness P Women and Preaching Buggs, Courtney M-F 9:30a-2:30p RARB 447 Women, Theology, and Ministry Race, Ethnicity, Gender (REG) Common Formation and Witness SR (concurrent listing from School of Public Health) Religion and Health in Context: HIV (Meets January 7-12 only) 3 Blevins, John M-S Rollins School of Public Health Religion and Health Certificate; MRL Justice, Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation Area of Specialization Transformation (JPACT); Society and Personality ST Special Topics in Systematic Theology: Introduction to Eastern Orthodox Theology Bathrellos, Demetrios M-F Cannon 314 ST 698 ***Cancelled***Cancelled******Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Projected 102 Sacramental Theology (Meetings January 7-11 only) to be 2? Offered in Summer Malloy, Pat 2019 M-F RARB 250 MRL Worship and Music Area of Specialization Comparative Theology and Literature (Prerequisite: HC 501 and ST 501 or ST permission of the instructor) Pacini M-F 8:00a-1:00p RARB 549 WR Ancient Judaism in the Mediterranean Diaspora Wilson online Special Topics in xx: Cone, Cannon, and the Moral Theology of Black Popular Culture (pending formal approval from Area and CPC) (Inspired by the respective work of the late James H. Cone and Katie G. Cannon, this seminar is an interdisciplinary survey of the moral connections between notions of the sacred and secular as demonstrated in Black popular culture. In seeking to explore the complex interplay of how and why African Americans spiritual concerns have manifested themselves more centrally in every session arenas such as literature, films, music, comedy, fashion, sports, and others, this seminar will examine the commonplace nature of Black faith and culture. Considerable attention will be paid to how popular culture serves vital resources for Black liberation theology and womanist ethics, in order to foment deep understandings about the ways in which human beings communicate, seek, and negotiate meaning and social power in both the sacred and secular spheres. Through such an interdisciplinary examination of sources drawn from African American culture, this seminar will emphasize the study of religion in the modern world as both a mode of orientation as well as a process of meaning-making, but with the description and critical analysis of Black religious phenomena--the complex matrix of sights, sounds, movements, and other sensory stimuli--in contradistinction to the invisibility and invalidation imposed upon subjugated peoples around the world by normative Western discourses. Therefore, drawing upon interdisciplinary analysis, the seminar seeks to identify what is distinctive about the wide array of African American religious thought and practices as well as the ways in which they have constructed and defined Black identity and culture in both xx x historic and contemporary terms. 3 (2 of 3 hours) Floyd-Thomas, Juan and Stacey M-F RARB 322 Black Church Studies Certificate (REG) Theology & ; Theology & the Arts Scripture and Interpretation;

3 10/17/ :09 PM Page 3 of 12 Regular Spring Semester Courses (January 14 - April 29 unless otherwise noted) The last day to add/drop/swap a regular Spring semester course is Monday, January 21 at 11:59pm The last day for grading basis changes of regular Spring semester courses is Monday, January 4pm Biblical Studies (Area I) Course meets a for the following Certificate(s) and MRL s or Tracks Course meets a for BL Introduction to Biblical Hebrew II (Prerequisite: BL 511 or equivalent) Beard, Brady M/W 1:00p-2:20p RARB 401 Elective Scripture & Interpretation BL Concise Greek McGee, Zane T/Th 8:00a-9:20a RARB 250 Elective Scripture & Interpretation BL Introduction to Biblical Greek II (Prerequisite: BL 521 or equivalent) Marquardt, Steve W/F 8:00a-9:20a RARB 411 Elective Scripture & Interpretation NT Interpretation of New Testament II (Prerequisite: NT 501) Kraftchick T/Th Lecture: T/Th 9:30a-10:30a; Discussion Group T 8:30a-9:15a RARB 252 (Lecture)/ RARB 401 (Discussion) MRL Biblical Studies (NT or OT) Common NT Common Course Scripture & Interpretation RARB 252 ***Cancelled***Cancelled******Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled******Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled*** Lecture: T/Th 9:30a-10:30a; Discussion Group Th (Lecture)/CST 369 NT Interpretation of New Testament II (Prerequisite: NT 501) Kraftchick T/Th 1:00p-1:45p (Discussion) MRL Biblical Studies (NT or OT) Common NT Common Course Scripture & Interpretation NT Interpretation of New Testament II (Prerequisite: NT 501) Kraftchick T/Th NT Interpretation of New Testament II (Prerequisite: NT 501) Kraftchick T/Th/W NT Interpretation of New Testament II (Prerequisite: NT 501) Kraftchick T/Th/W Lecture: T/Th 9:30a-10:30a; Discussion Group T 5:45p-6:30p Lecture: T/Th 9:30a-10:30a; Discussion Group W 8:30a-9:15a Lecture: T/Th 9:30a-10:30a; Discussion Group W 9:30a-10:15a RARB 252 (Lecture)/ RARB 401 (Discussion) MRL Biblical Studies (NT or OT) Common NT Common Course Scripture & Interpretation RARB 252 (Lecture)/ RARB 401 (Discussion) MRL Biblical Studies (NT or OT) Common NT Common Course Scripture & Interpretation RARB 252 (Lecture)/ RARB 401 (Discussion) MRL Biblical Studies (NT or OT) Common NT Common Course Scripture & Interpretation RARB 252 (Lecture)/ RARB 401 (Discussion) MRL Biblical Studies (NT or OT) Common NT Common Course Scripture & Interpretation RARB 252 plus breakouts MRL Biblical Studies (NT or OT) Common NT Common Course Scripture & Interpretation Lecture: T/Th 9:30a-10:30a; Discussion Group Th ***Cancelled***Cancelled******Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled**Cancelled***Cancelled**Cancelled**Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled*** NT Interpretation of New Testament II (Prerequisite: NT 501) Kraftchick T/Th 8:30a-9:15a NT Interpretation of New Testament II (Prerequisite: NT 501) Hylen W/F 9:30a-10:50a NT The Fourth Gospel Culpepper, R. Alan T/Th 9:30a-10:50a RARB 401 MRL Biblical Studies (NT or OT) Common Elective Scripture & Interpretation NT Romans Kraftchick T/Th 1:00p-2:20p RARB 421 MRL Biblical Studies (NT or OT) Common Elective Scripture & Interpretation NT 650R 1 Greek Exegesis (Prerequisites: BL 521/BL 522 or equivalent) (The Gospel of Mark) Moore, Eric M/W 1:00p-2:20p RARB 250 Elective Scripture & Interpretation Special Topics in NT: Gender, Sexuality, and the New Testament (This course explores the social history of the New Testament period with respect to issues of gender, gender identity and expression, and sexuality. Because some of our modern concepts (like homosexuality) are not appropriate to the ancient world, we will unpack our own thinking about these terms so that we can approach the primary sources with an open mind. We will read primary sources from the Roman period, including New Testament sources, exploring what the culture assumed to be conventional about gender and the variety of gender MRL Biblical Studies (NT or OT) Common ; Race, Ethnicity, Gender Common NT expressions that we see reflected in these texts.) Hylen F 12:00p-3:00p RARB 447 Women's Studies in Theology and Ministry Certificate Scripture & Interpretation NT Special Topics in NT: Jesus in Contemporary Research Culpepper, R. Alan T/Th 1:00p-2:20p RARB 447 MRL Biblical Studies (NT or OT) Common Elective Scripture & Interpretation Interpretation of the Old Testament II (Prerequisite for MDiv and Special RARB 252 plus OT Students: OT 501) LeMon T/Th 1:00p-2:20p breakouts MRL Biblical Studies (NT or OT) Common OT Common Course Scripture & Interpretation OT Hebrew Exegesis (Prerequisites: OT 501/502 and BL 511/512 or equivalent) Pannkuk, Justin M 4:00p-7:00p CST 368 MRL Biblical Studies (NT or OT) Common Elective Scripture & Interpretation OT Special Topics in Old Testament: Israel and Empire: Theologies of Resistance and Accommodation (Beginning in the 8th century BCE and continuing through the Maccabean crisis in the 2nd, ancient Israel and Judah were threatened or manifestly dominated by a series of foreign empires. In this course we will examine the strategies of resistance and accommodation to imperial domination in key texts in the Old Testament and harness our learning to think theologically about issues along the nexus of political power and religion in contemporary contexts.) Pannkuk, Justin W 4:30p-7:30p RARB 501 MRL Biblical Studies (NT or OT) Common Elective Scripture & Interpretation

4 10/17/ :09 PM Page 4 of 12 RARB 501 plus HC Medieval Christian Thought Reynolds, Philip T/Th 9:30a-10:50a Breakout RARB 252 plus Th HC History of Theology from the Reformation to Twentieth Century Pacini T/Th 8:00a-9:20a Breakouts RARB 322 plus HC History of Christianity in America Kim T/Th 9:30a-10:50a Breakout Course meets a for the following Certificate(s) and MRL s or Tracks MRL History (HC) Common MRL History (HC) Common MRL History (HC) Common HC The Making of Global Christianity Hanciles M 2:00p-5:00p RARB 322 MRL History (HC) Common HC Theology of Thomas Aquinas Reynolds, Philip T 2:30p-5:30p RARB 549 MRL History (HC) Common HC Theology of Luther Strom M 4:00p-7:00p RARB 421 MRL History (HC) Common HC (Same as SR 633 1) African American Religion and Culture Phillips, Nichole M 4:00p-7:00p RARB 401 Contextual Education Elective: The Method of Early Methodism (Concurrent enrollment in CE 552b, CE 552ANGb, or CE552TPb required; permission number must be requested by ing candlerregistrar@emory.edu beginning on (date HC 646CEE 1 HC History and Interpretation of Christianity (Area II) Black Church Studies Certificate; MRL History (HC) Common Course meets a for the following MDiv Catholic Studies; Traditions of the Church Course meets the following MDiv History of Christianity 500-Level Common History of Christianity 500-Level Common History of Christianity 500-Level Common History of Christianity 500-Level Common Race, Ethnicity, Gender Common ; Sociology of Religion/Religion and Personality Common Traditions of the Church Traditions of the Church Traditions of the Church Theology and ; Traditions of the Church Theology and ; Traditions of the Church Religion and Race in Spring 2018) at 7:00 a.m.) Watson T/Th 1:00p-2:20p RARB 549 Contextual Education Elective Traditions of the Church Special Topics in History of Christianity: Pacific Crossings: U.S. Religion Beyond the Nation-State (This course sets U.S. religion in global context, especially by taking a Pacific turn. In this course, we examine how transnational and global connections have shaped religions in America. We study how scholars are employing new methodologies as well as broadening the geographical and conceptual range of analysis for many themes and analytical categories in US history, including empire, migration, war and diaspora. We work at the busy intersection where the field of US religious history merges with the discourse of World Christianity, the theoretical framework of Orientalism, the histories of Asia, Asian America, and the transpacific, as well as histories of race, ethnicity, international relations and diplomacy.) Kim M 2:30p-5:30p RARB 447 MRL History (HC) Common Race, Ethnicity, Gender Traditions of the Church HC Special Topics in History of Christianity: God and Guns in America (This course offers an introduction to one of the most distinctive and controversial areas of American life: gun culture. Through the lenses of history, theology and culture, it seeks to explore the charisma and endurance of the gun in America. Why has America, almost uniquely among modern industrialized nations, maintained a vigorous civilian gun culture? What is the relationship between civilian and military gun usage? Why have Christians been among the strongest advocates of gun rights in America? What is the relationship between the Constitution and modern gun rights? As well as seeking to situate the gun culture historically, this course will aim to develop constructive responses to gun rights and gun violence in America, exploring alternative traditions and theologies. The course aims to equip students with a grounded and sophisticated grasp of a phenomenon too often reduced to polemics and slogans.) Erdozain, Dominic M 2:00p-5:00p Cannon 314 MRL History (HC) Common HC Special Topics in History of Christianity: Wealth and Poverty in American Religion ( A taste of charity is as dangerous as the first shot of dope, warned the head of a Methodist charity in American preoccupations with the morality of the rich and poor have deep roots in the nation s religious history. Students in this course will trace the religious inflections of Americans narratives of wealth and poverty, the myth of the American dream, and the rise of inequality and responses to it in a modernizing nation. From the reform movements of the early republic to the welfare movements of the progressive era to the prosperity theology of the modern era, we will consider the ways Americans have ascribed religious meaning to wealth, poverty, and the political, social, and economic systems that maintain both.) Greene M/W 1:00p-2:20p RARB 447 MRL History (HC) Common Elective Traditions of the Church ST Systematic Theology Losel T/Th 8:00a-9:20a RARB 322 MRL Theology (ST) Common ST Common Course (ST 501) ST Systematic Theology Soulen T/Th 1:00p-2:20p RARB 322 MRL Theology (ST) Common ST Common Course (ST 501)

5 10/17/ :09 PM Page 5 of 12 History and Interpretation of Christianity (Area II) Continued ST 619CEE 1 Contextual Education Elective: Liturgy and Architecture (Concurrent enrollment in CE 552b, CE 552ANGb, or CE552TPb required; permission number must be requested by ing candlerregistrar@emory.edu beginning on (date in Spring 2018) at 7:00 a.m.) Losel Th 2:30p-5:30p CST 368 ST Theology of Karl Barth Soulen M 2:00p-5:00p RARB 411 ST Womanist Theology Hayes, Diana W 1:00p-4:00p RARB 549 ST Modern Catholicism Alonso T 6:00p-9:00p RARB 549 Special Topics in Systematic Theology: Eros, Sexuality, and the Spirit (Sexuality is an important dimension of human experience, but it has been a controversial subject in churches. This course discusses the relationship between Eros, sexuality, and spirituality through theological writings, poetry, music, and art. It will explore the relationship between human desire and the love of God and the ST ways churches can approach sexuality in wholistic ways.) Kwok, Pui Lan M 2:30p-5:30p RARB 501 Course meets a for the following Certificate(s) and MRL s or Tracks Black Church Studies Certificate; Women's Studies in Theology and Ministry Certificate Course meets a for Contextual Education Elective; Race, Ethnicity, Gender Common (REG); Theology and ; Theology and the Arts Theology and ; Traditions of the Church Religion and Race; Theology and Catholic Studies; Theology and ; Traditions of the Church Theology and Christianity and Culture (Area III) Course meets a for the following Certificate(s) and MRL s or Tracks Course meets a for BCS Introduction to Black Church Studies Trimiew Th 2:30p-5:30p RARB 322 Black Church Studies Certificate ES Christian Bounds T/Th 1:00p-2:20p RARB 102 MRL ES 501 Common Course Race, Ethnicity, Gender Common ES Common Course (ES 501) Religion and Race ES Christian Sexual Symmonds, Nicole Th 2:30p-5:30p RARB 549 ES Contemporary Christian (Prerequisite: ES 501) Marshall Th 2:30p-5:30p RARB 501 ES Christianity and the Holocaust Jackson T/Th 1:00p-2:20p RARB 411 Contextual Education Elective: Religion, Violence, and Peacebuilding (Concurrent enrollment in CE 552b, CE 552ANGb, or CE552TPb required; permission number must be requested by ing ES 663CEE 1 candlerregistrar@emory.edu beginning on (date in Spring 2018) at 7:00 a.m.) Marshall T 2:30p-5:30p RARB 447 ES Skills in Conflict Transformation I (Meets January 18, 25, and Feburary 1 12:30p- 3:30p and January 26 9:30a-3:30p) Marshall F/S Fridays 1/18/19-2/1/19 12:30p-3:30p; Saturday 1/26/2019 9:30a-3:30p RARB 501 Skills in Conflict Transformation II (Meets February 08, 15, 22, March 01/08/22/29 and April 05) ES Hufner-Kemper, Barbara F 12pm-3pm RARB 501 ES (Same as WR 682 1) Jewish Law Pill T/Th 1:00p-2:20p RARB 501 Special Topics in and Society: Ecoapocalypse (Apocalyptic language pervades current talk about the environment. Whether covering wild fires, extreme weather, or urban rat infestations, journalists, activists, and public intellectuals construct this discourse by calling on the apocalyptic to indicate the urgent, world altering impact of these phenomenon. In dialogue with this popular discourse, this course draws upon theological traditions of apocalyptic ES reflection to analyze the attritional catastrophe of our current climate crisis.) Lambelet, Kyle W/F 9:30a-10:50a RARB 421 MRL Justice, Transformation Area of Specialization MRL Justice, Transformation (JPACT) Area of Specialization required course MRL Justice, Transformation (JPACT) Area of Specialization required course MRL Justice, Transformation (JPACT) Area of Specialization Theology and Common Contextual Education Elective (CEE) Common ; Theology and Common Theology and Common (1 of 3 hours) Theology and Common (2 of 3 hours) Theology and Common Criminal Justice Ministries; Theology and (Eligible for use as Capstone) Justice, Transformation; Theology and Transformation; Theology and Transformation; Theology and Transformation; Theology and Justice, Transformation; Theology and (Eligible for use as Capstone)

6 10/17/ :09 PM Page 6 of 12 ES Special Topics in and Society: Law for Clergy II: American Law for Ministries Pill T/Th 9:30a-10:50a RARB 411 M The Church's Mission in the World Goodpaster Th 2:30p-5:30p RARB 411 M The Church in Asia Jones T/Th 6:00p-7:20p RARB 447 M xxx 1 Christianity and Culture (Area III) Continued General Board of Global Ministries Seminarian in Residence (By permission only; applications are due October 22, 2018) 3 M GBGM RP Williams James Seminar: Psychology of Religious Experience Snarey T 2:30p-5:30p RARB 322 Contextual Education Elective: Erik Erikson: The Life Cycle and Ministry (Concurrent enrollment in CE 552b, CE 552ANGb, or CE552TPb required; permission number must be requested by ing RP 655CEE 1 candlerregistrar@emory.edu beginning on (date in Spring 2018) at 7:00 a.m.) Snarey Th 2:30p-5:30p RARB 401 SR (Same as CC 515 1) Methods of Social and Congregational Analysis Reynolds, Susan W 1:00p-4:00p RARB 501 SR (concurrent listing from Course meets a for the following Certificate(s) and MRL s or Tracks Course meets a for Transformation; Theology and MRL Mission, Evangelism, and World Christianity Area of Specialization elective Elective Formation and Witness MRL Mission, Evangelism, and World Christianity Area Race, Ethnicity, Gender Common Formation and Witness; Traditions of Specialization elective of the Church MRL Mission, Evangelism, and World Christianity Area of Specialization elective MRL Methods of Social and Congregational Analysis Common Course Contextual Education Elective; Formation and Witness (Hist/Theo/Psych of Formation); Justice, Peacebuilding, and Conflict Transformation (JPACT);Leadership in Church and Community; Society and Personality Transformation (JPACT); Society and Personality ***MOVED TO J-TERM***MOVED TO J-TERM***MOVED TO J-TERM***MOVED TO J-TERM***MOVED TO J-TERM***MOVED TO J-TERM***MOVED TO J-TERM***MOVED TO J-TERM***MOVED Religion TO J-TERM***MOVED and Health Certificate; TO MRL J-TERM***MOVED Justice, Sociology TO of J-TERM***MOVED Religion/Religion and TO J-TERM*** School of Public Health) Religion and Health in Context: HIV 3 Blevins, John Rollins School of Public Health Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation Area of Specialization REG; S (SR/RP) Common SR 613 ***Cancelled***Cancelled******Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled******Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled*** 1 Gender in U.S. Religion 3 Phillips, Nichole T/Th 9:30a-10:50a RARB 447 Women's Studies in Theology and Ministry Certificate ***Cancelled***Cancelled******Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled******Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled*** SR Immigration, Religion, and the American Church Hanciles T 2:30p-5:30p RARB 411 SR Howard Thurman: Spirituality and Community Fluker, Walter W 8:00a-11:00a RARB 549 Black Church Studies Certificate SR (Same as CC 622 1) Ethnographic Research for Ministry in Congregations and Communities Phillips, Nichole W 2:30p-5:30p RARB 401 SR (Same as HC 633 1) African American Religion and Culture Phillips, Nichole M 4:00p-7:00p RARB 401 Black Church Studies Certificate; MRL History (HC) Common Race, Ethnicity, Gender Common ; Sociology of Religion/Religion and Personality Common Formation and Witness; Society and Personality Religion and Race SR (Same as CC 650 1) Faith and Health: Transforming Communities Kiser, Mimi T 2:30p-5:30p RARB 501 SR Methodism, Race, Gender, and Sexuality Burkholder W 1:00p-4:00p RARB 411 MRL Justice, Peacebuilding, & Conflict Transformation (JPACT) Area of Specialization course; Religion and Health Certificate; Emory Human Rights Certificate; MRL Pastoral Care Area of Specialization Elective OR MRL Church and Community (CC) Common Transformation (JPACT);Leadership in Church and Community; Society and Personality; Religion, Health, and Science SR/RP and REG (pending CPP review of new course proposal) SR Civil Rights Heritage Tour (requires travel to Montgomery, AL March 2-3, 2019 as well as pre- and post- tour meetings; prior application required to enroll) Burkholder WR Introduction to Islam Muwahidah, Sarah M/W 1:00p-2:20p RARB 421 WR (Same as ES 682 1) Jewish Law Pill T/Th 1:00p-2:20p RARB 501 WR (Same as PC 698 1) Special Topics in World Religions: Inter-Religious Spiritual Care Lartey Th 2:30p-5:30p Cannon 314 MRL Pastoral Care Area of Specialization Elective

7 10/17/ :09 PM Page 7 of 12 Christianity and Culture (Area III) Continued Course meets a for the following Certificate(s) and MRL s or Tracks Course meets a for WR Special Topics in World Religions: Sanskrit (DOES NOT FULFILL MDiv World Religions nor the MTS Global Religions Common, but may be used by MTS Global Religions Area of Focus Students as an Area of Focus or Elective course) (TIME SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON THE AVAILABILITY AND CONSENSUS OF STUDENTS ENROLLED AND THE INSTRUCTOR) Schmid, Karl M/W 1:30-2:50 p.m. (time may be adjusted to accommodate students enrolled) CST 369 Elective Church and Ministry (Area IV) Course meets a for the following Certificate(s) and MRL s or Tracks Course meets a for Introductory Arts of Ministry ***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Projected to be offered in Fall 2019 intestead***cancelled***cancelled******cancelled***cancelled***cancelled***cancelled***cancelled***cancelled***cancelled*** MRL Church and Community (CC) Common Leadership in Church and CC Church and Community Development 3 Pace, Lyn M Introductory Arts of Ministry Community EV Enabling an Evangelizing Church de Souza T 2:30p-5:30p RARB 102 MRL Mission, Evangelism, and World Christianity Area of Specialization Elective Introductory Arts of Ministry Formation and Witness LA Introduction to Church Administration and Leadership Winstead Th 2:30p-5:30p RARB 447 MRL Leadership (LA) Common Introductory Arts of Ministry Preaching (P 501) Common P Introduction to Preaching Smith T/Th 8:00a-9:20p RARB 102 Course RE Religious Education as Formation and Transformation Haythorn, Trace W 1:00p-4:00p Cannon 314 Leadership in Church and Community MRL Youth Ministry Track Required Course; Religious Education Certificate Introductory Arts of Ministry Formation and Witness W Introduction to Public Worship Abbington M 2:00p-5:00p Cannon 314 MRL Worship and Music Track Required Course Introductory Arts of Ministry Theology and the Arts Arts of Ministry Electives CC (same as SR ) Methods of Social and Congregational Analysis Reynolds, Susan W 1:00p-4:00p RARB 501 CC (Same as SR 622 1) Ethnographic Research for Ministry in Congregations and Communities Phillips, Nichole W 2:30p-5:30p RARB 401 MRL Methods of Social and Congregational Analysis Common Course Justice, Peacebuilding, and Conflict Transformation (JPACT);Leadership in Church and Community; Society and Personality CC (Same as SR ) Faith and Health: Transforming Communities Kiser, Mimi T 2:30p-5:30p RARB 501 MRL Justice, Peacebuilding, & Conflict Transformation (JPACT) Area of Specialization course; Religion and Health Certificate; Emory Human Rights Certificate; MRL Pastoral Care Track Elective OR MRL Church and Community (CC) Common Transformation (JPACT);Leadership in Church and Community; Society and Personality; Religion, Health, and Science CC XXX 1 MRL Justice, Justice, (Same ***Cancelled***Cancelled******Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled******Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled*** as PT Transformation Area of Specialization elective OR MRL Transformation; Leadership in XXX 1) Fearless Dialogues in Church and Community 3 Ellison Th 2:30p-5:30p RARB 322 Church and Community (CC) Common Elective Church and Community CM 530R 1 Candler Chorale Daniel T 12:00p-12:50p Choir Room MRL Worship and Music Area of Specialization Elective Elective Theology & the Arts CM 550R 1 Candler Voices of Imani Shields, Ayisha T 12:00p-12:50p Sanctuary MRL Worship and Music Area of Specialization Elective Elective Theology & the Arts CM Candler Singers (instructor permission required) 2 Daniel M 5:00p-7:00p Choir Room MRL Worship and Music Area of Specialization Elective Elective Theology & the Arts

8 10/17/ :09 PM Page 8 of 12 Church and Ministry (Area IV) Continued Course meets a for the following Certificate(s) and MRL s or Tracks Course meets a for Arts of Ministry Electives continued CM Special Topics in Church Music: Singing the Sacred (For thousands of years, people have sung together in worship. The language and message of the words, the style of the music, and the communities where the singing takes place have varied greatly. But the experience of communal song has remained a powerful element of human experience, especially in religious contexts. Repertoires of sacred song have been preserved in hymnals, psalters, and other sources. Emory s Pitts Theology Library holds one of the most extensive and diverse collections of psalmody and hymnody in the world. In some cases, a particular volume in Pitts is the only extant copy in North America and sometimes it is the only one to be found anywhere. The purpose of this course is to provide a survey of sacred song during the past five centuries, making use of the rare items in Special Collections at Pitts.) Crist, Stephen T/Th 1:00p-2:20p CST 368 MRL Worship and Music Area of Specialization Elective Elective Theology & the Arts LA Church Financial Leadership and Management Jordan, James online MRL Leadership and Administration (LA) Common PC Care of Souls, Care of World Ellison M 4:30p-7:30p RARB 250 MRL Pastoral Care Area of Specialization Elective Religion, Health, and Science PC (Same as WR 698) Inter-religious Spiritual Care Lartey Th 2:30p-5:30p Cannon 314 MRL Pastoral Care Area of Specialization Elective Religion, Health, and Science; PT Vocational Discernment for a Sustained Life of Ministry Shepard M 2:00p-5:00p RARB 549 Women's Studies in Theology and Ministry Elective PT (Same as RE Bibliodrama (Meets January 15/22/29, February 05/12/19/26, March 05/ 19/26, and April 02/09) MRL Youth Ministry Area of Specialization elective; 530 1) Hufner-Kemper, Barbara T 2:30p-6:00p RARB 421 Religious Education Certificate Elective Theology & the Arts PT 670B 1 (Same as RE 670B 1) Hacking Ministry: The Work of the Church in a Digital Age Adams T/Th 9:30a-10:50a RARB 447 MRL Youth Ministry Area of Specialization elective; Religious Education Certificate Elective Formation and Witness PT XXX 1 MRL Justice, Justice, (Same ***Cancelled***Cancelled******Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled******Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled***Cancelled*** as CC Transformation OR MRL Church and Community (CC) Transformation; Leadership in XXX 1) Fearless Dialogues in Church and Community 3 Ellison Th 2:30p-5:30p RARB 322 Common Elective Church and Community RE The Art of Teaching Ayres Th 2:30p-5:30p RARB 102 MRL Youth Ministry Area of Specialization elective; Religious Education Certificate Elective Formation and Witness RE (Same as PT Bibliodrama (Meets January 15/22/29, February 05/12/19/26, March 05/ 19/26, and April 02/09) MRL Youth Ministry Area of Specialization elective; 530 1) 3 Hufner-Kemper, Barbara T 2:30p-6:00p RARB 421 Religious Education Certificate Elective Theology & the Arts RE 670B 1 (Same as PT 670B 1) Hacking Ministry: The Work of the Church in a Digital Age Adams T/Th 9:30a-10:50a RARB 447 MRL Youth Ministry Area of Specialization elective; Religious Education Certificate Elective Formation and Witness W Practica in Liturgical Leadership: Services of Word and Baptism (Meets January 15-February 5) Sandlin, Allan T 2:30p-5:30p Teaching Chapel Episcopal Studies Certificate; MRL Worship and Music Track Elective Elective Theology & the Arts Episcopal Studies Certificate; MRL Worship and Music W Practica in Liturgical Leadership: Eucharist (Meets February 12 - March 5) Sandlin, Allan T 2:30p-5:30p Teaching Chapel Practica in Liturgical Leadership: Weddings, Funerals, and Confirmation (Meets W March 19 - April 9) Sandlin, Allan T 2:30p-5:30p Teaching Chapel Track Elective Elective Theology & the Arts Episcopal Studies Certificate; MRL Worship and Music Track Elective Elective Theology & the Arts

9 10/17/ :09 PM Page 9 of 12 Denominational Studies Course meets a for the following Certificate(s) and MRL s or Tracks Course meets the following MDiv Course meets a for the following MDiv DS History of Methodism Watson T/Th 9:30a-10:50a RARB 421 Elective DS Theology of Wesley and Methodism Elliott T 2:30p-5:30p RARB 401 Elective DS Polity of the United Methodist Church Elliott Th 2:30p-5:30p RARB 421 Elective DS Systematic Theology in Baptist Perspective Baptist Studies Certificate Elective DS Baptist Traditions and Church Praxis Berry, Emory M 2:30p-4:25p RARB 250 Baptist Studies Certificate Elective Special Topics in Denominational Studies: United Methodist General DS Conference (Permission Required to enroll) 1 Burkholder Elective PC 501CE 1 CE 551B 1 CE 551B 2 CE 551B 3 CE 551B 4 CE 551B 5 CE 551B 6 CE 551B 7 Contextual Education (Con Ed/Teaching Parish/Episcopal I Students only) Course meets a for the following Certificate(s) and MRL s or Tracks Course meets the following MDiv Course meets a for the following MDiv Contextualized Introduction to Pastoral Care (Concurrent Enrollment in CE 551b 4 (1st Presbyterian) or CE 551b 5 (Gateway) required) Lartey T 2:30p-5:30p Cannon 314 Religion and Health Certificate Con Ed I Religion, Health, and Science Contextual Education I Integrative Seminars (Con Ed/Teaching Parish I Students only) Con Ed I Integrative Seminar: Arrendale Prison (Site hours are Monday 9:30a- 1:15p plus one Sunday service sometime during the year) Bishop/Abbington W 2:30p-4:30p RARB Criminal Justice Ministries Con Ed I Criminal Justice Ministries Con Ed I Integrative Seminar: Campbell-Stone (Site hours available: Sunday- Saturday 10:00a-7:00p) Brewer-Calvert/de Souza Th 2:30p-4:30p RARB 250 Con Ed I Con Ed I Integrative Seminar: Northlake Ministries with Refugees (Site hours are Wednesday 3:00p-7:00p) Reeser/Hylen T 2:30p-4:30p Cannon 105D Con Ed I Con Ed I Integrative Seminar: First Presbyterian Church Community Ministries (Concurrent enrollment in PC 501CE 1 required) (Site hours available M-F LeMon, Rebekah/Reynolds, 11:00a-5:00p; Occasionally Sunday 6:30a-9:00a and M-F 6:00p-9:00p) Phillip W 2:30p-4:30p Cannon 105D Con Ed I Con Ed I Integrative Seminar: Gateway Center (Concurrent enrollment in PC 501CE 1 required) (Site hours Wednesday 4-8pm; some Saturday hours may be available) Cranford/Reynolds, Susan Th 2:30p-4:30p CST 369 Con Ed I Con Ed I Integrative Seminar: Gwinnett Medical Center (Site hours available Wednesday 9:00a-5:00p and other times may be available by request) Scott/Watson T 2:30p-4:30p CST 368 Con Ed I Con Ed I Integrative Seminar: Lutheran (Refugee) Services of Georgia (Site hours available Wed, 9am-1pm; or Mon-Thurs, 3:30-6:30pm; or 3 hour weekly home visits (to be scheduled by student) plus several Friday mornings; plus one Saturday (optional detention visit)) Johnson/McDougall T 2:30p-4:30p RARB 250 Con Ed I CE 551B 8 Con Ed I Integrative Seminar: Metro RYDC, DJJ (Site hours are Th 3:30p-7:30p) Horne/Corrie T 2:30p-4:30p CST 369 Criminal Justice Ministries Con Ed I CE 551B 9 Con Ed I Integrative Seminar: Transitional Center/Helms (Site hours are Wednesdays 10:45a-2:45p (tentative new time for site hours based on change in site reflection time) Bishop/Bounds W 8:30a-10:30a Transition Center/Helms Criminal Justice Ministries Con Ed I Criminal Justice Ministries RARB 322 and CE 551ANGb 1 Contextual Education I for Episcopal Studies Lowrey W 2:30p-5:30p Teaching Chapel Con Ed I CE 551TPb 1 Contextual Education I for Teaching Parish Elliott M off campus Con Ed I Criminal Justice Ministries CE 552b 1 Contextual Education IIb Elliott M off campus Con Ed II RARB 322 and CE 552ANGb 1 Contextual Education IIb for Episcopal Studies Lowrey W 2:30p-5:30p Teaching Chapel Con Ed II CE 552TPb 1 Contextual Education IIb for Teaching Parish Elliott M off campus Con Ed II HC 646CEE 1 Contextual Education/Teaching Parish/Episcopal II Contextual Education Electives (CEE) - Con Ed/TP/Ang II students only - Spaces are limited - May request permission # starting (date in Spring 7:00 a.m. by ing candlerregistrar@emory.edu Contextual Education Elective: The Method of Early Methodism (Concurrent enrollment in CE 552b, CE 552ANGb, or CE552TPb required; permission number must be requested by ing candlerregistrar@emory.edu beginning on April 4, 2018 at 7:00 a.m.) 3 Watson T/Th 1:00p-2:20p RARB 549 Contextual Education Elective Traditions of the Church

10 10/17/ :09 PM Page 10 of 12 ST 619CEE 1 ES 663CEE 1 RP 655CEE 1 Contextual Education Continued Contextual Education Elective: Liturgy and Architecture (Concurrent enrollment in CE 552b, CE 552ANGb, or CE552TPb required; permission number must be requested by ing candlerregistrar@emory.edu beginning on April 4, 2018 at 7:00 a.m.) 3 Losel Th 2:30p-5:30p CST 368 Contextual Education Elective: Religion, Violence, and Peacebuilding (Concurrent enrollment in CE 552b, CE 552ANGb, or CE552TPb required; permission number must be requested by ing candlerregistrar@emory.edu beginning on April 4, 2018 at 7:00 a.m.) 3 Marshall T 2:30p-5:30p RARB 447 Contextual Education Elective: Erik Erikson: The Life Cycle and Ministry (Concurrent enrollment in CE 552b, CE 552ANGb, or CE552TPb required; permission number must be requested by ing candlerregistrar@emory.edu beginning on April 4, 2018 at 7:00 a.m.) 3 Snarey Th 2:30p-5:30p RARB 401 Course meets a for the following Certificate(s) and MRL s or Tracks Contextual Education Electives (CEE) - Con Ed/TP/Ang II students only - Spaces are limited - May request permission # starting in March 7:00 a.m. by ing candlerregistrar@emory.edu Teaching Parish Course meets the following MDiv Course meets a for the following MDiv Contextual Education Elective; Theology and ; Theology and the Arts Contextual Education Elective (CEE) Common ; Theology and Common Transformation; Theology and Contextual Education Elective; CE 553TPR 1 Teaching Parish III or 2 Elliott M TBD off-campus Elective CE 553ANGR 1 Contextual Education III for Episcopal Students Lowrey W 2:30p-4:30p CE 545R 1 CE 546R 1 Episcopal Studies Ministry Internship & CPE RARB 322 and Teaching Chapel Internship (S/U only) (Must submit appropriate forms to Office of Contextual Education) 4687 vc Elliott Requires Cert Dir approval Elective Clinical Pastoral Education (S/U only) (Must complete appropriate online form through the Office of Contextual Education and upload CPE acceptance letter) 4688 vc Campbell Elective Elective Requires Concentration Coord approval Certificate Program Courses Hrs Instructor Days Time Location Course meets a for the following Certificate(s) Course meets the following MDiv the following MDiv BAPS Baptist Studies Monthly Reflection Seminar - BAPS certificate during Con Ed II BAPS Baptist Studies Colloquy (To be taken in the final semester for the certificate) Baptist Studies Certificate Williams, Khalia and Williams, Damon TBA TBA Baptist Studies Williams, Khalia and Williams, Damon TBA TBA Baptist Studies Elective BCS BCS Black Church Studies Certificate Black Church Studies Monthly Reflection Seminar - BCS Certificate during Con Ed II Trimiew TBA TBA Black Church Studies Black Church Studies Colloquy (To be taken in the final semester for the certificate) Trimiew TBA TBA Black Church Studies Elective FH Faith and Health: Integrative Paper Lartey Faith & Health Elective RE WTM Faith & Health Certificate Religious Education Certificate Religious Education: Professional Development (Following completion of at least 8 hours of professional development, RE certificate director will contact registrar to have course added to transcript) Corrie Religious Education Women's Studies in Theology & Ministry Certificate WTM Professional Development (after Professional Development experience has been approved by WTM director, director will contact registrar to have course added to transcript) Shepard Women, Theology, and Ministry WTM WTM Integrative Project (WTM 505 application form required) Shepard Women, Theology, and Ministry Elective

11 10/17/ :09 PM Page 11 of 12 Master of Divinity Hrs Instructor Days Time Location Course meets a for the following Certificate(s) Course meets the following MDiv MDIV 650 MDiv Thesis (MDiv 650 Form Required to enroll) 1-3 hrs Elective the following MDiv MTS 520G 1 MTS 520M 1 MTS 520T 1 MTS 600G 1 MTS 600M 1 MTS 600T 1 MTS 650R Master of Theological Studies Hrs Instructor Days Time Location MTS Research and Methods-Global Religions (Please enroll for the section appropriate to your Area of Specialization, however, the class will meet in one combined section) Greene W 2:30p-5:30p RARB 447 MTS Research and Methods-Modern Religious Thought and Experience (Please enroll for the section appropriate to your Area of Specialization, however, the class will meet in one combined section) Greene W 2:30p-5:30p RARB 447 MTS Research and Methods-History, Scripture, and Tradition of Christianity (Please enroll for the section appropriate to your Area of Specialization, however, the class will meet in one combined section) Adams W 2:30p-5:30p RARB 250 MTS Capstone-Global Religions (Prerequisite: MTS 520G) (Please enroll for the section appropriate to your Area of Specialization, however, the class will meet in one combined section) Pacini W 2:30p-5:30p RARB 421 MTS Capstone-Modern Religious Thought and Experience (Prerequisite MTS 520M) (Please enroll for the section appropriate to your Area of Specialization, however, the class will meet in one combined section) Pacini W 2:30p-5:30p RARB 421 MTS Capstone-History, Scripture, and Tradition (Prerequisite: MTS 520T) (Please enroll for the section appropriate to your Area of Specialization, however, the class will meet in one combined section) Pacini W 2:30p-5:30p RARB 421 Classroom Locations MTS Thesis (Usually taken in fall semester, but may be taken in Spring if not taken in Fall; 1-3 hours TOTAL for program for those who entered in Fall 2011 or later; additional thesis credits are earned through Capstone enrollment; Enrollment form required) 1-3 Cannon Cannon Chapel Master of Theology Hrs Instructor Days Time Location CST RARB Candler School of Theology (Teaching Chapel or inside Pitts Library) Rita Anne Rollins Building 1531 Dickey Drive ThM 650 ThM Project (ThM 650 Form Required) 2 Post MDiv Elective. Complete the ThM 600 Registration Form and submit to the THM 600 Candler Registrar's office in order to be registered. 1 TESL Theology-English as a Second Language Hrs Instructor Days Time Location Theology-English as a Second Language: Academic Listening/Speaking for Graduate Theology Students Kegley W 8:00a-9:20a RARB 421

12 10/17/ :09 PM Page 12 of 12 Doctor of Ministry (open to Candler DMin students only) Hrs Instructor Days Time Location DM First Year Colloquy II Bounds M 3:30p-4:30p online DM First Year Colloquy II Briggman M 3:30p-4:30p online DM Understanding Community Bounds W 3:30p-5:00p online DM Leadership as a Practice (Meets on Campus January 7-11, 2019) Long, Thomas M-F 8:00a-5:00p RARB 401 DM Formation and Witness I: Cultivating Church Williams W 3:00p-4:00p online DM Scripture, Theology, and Practice Briggman W 3:30p-5:00p online Teaching as Practice: Teaching Psalms in Liturgy and Life: Experiential DM Cathechesis (Meets on Campus January 7-11, 2019) Saliers, Don M-F 8:00a-5:00p RARB 411 DM Issues in New Testament Interpretation Wilson W 3:00p-4:00p online DM DMin Project Ayres W 2:00p-3:00p online Graduate Division of Religion Courses (Note: These courses are not open to special students or students cross-registered at Candler. These courses require instructor approval)