Program Handbook
The program handbook contains information that will guide you in each stage of your Doctor of Ministry program. We provide the handbook in electronic format to allow for efficient revisions and to assure it is current. Click on any item listed below for the information you need.
Remember that detailed course module requirements are listed with your particular concentration on the web site.
About the Program
- Program Structure
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Admission
Application Deadlines
Requirements and Procedures
MDiv Degree Equivalency
English Proficiency
Documentation for Students on Visa -
Costs
Financial Plans
Conference Sponsorship
Financial Aid
Information for International Students/Visa Requirements - Competencies
- Prerequisite
- Graduation Information
- Time Limit and Extensions
- Theological Reflection
Concentrations
- Chaplaincy
- Discipleship and Spiritual Formation
- Evangelism and Church Growth
- Family Ministry
- Global Mission Leadership
- Leadership
- Missional Church
- Pastoral Ministry (Spanish)
- Preaching
- Urban Ministry
- Youth and Young Adult Ministry
Courses
Cohorts
- What Is a Cohort?
- Guidelines for Cohort Coordinators
- In-residence Cohorts
- Protocol for Forming New Cohorts
Learning Modalities
The Project or Dissertation
- Project/Dissertation Guidelines for Participants
- Project/Dissertation Guidelines for Advisors (Seminary faculty)
- Advisors' Handbook (for all advisors)
- Available Advisors
- Completion Deadlines
- Digitized Projects
- Previous Projects
- Project Assessment Event
- Project Assessment Guidelines
- Project Examples
- Project Map
- Project Proposal
- Research Defined
- Writing Resources
Faculty-Staff Resources
- Procedures Manual for Office Staff
- Guidelines for Faculty
- Site Coordinator Guidelines
- Syllabus Template
Alumni
2/9/2012