SCHEDULE, FORMS, & OTHERS

Degree Works is a web-based academic planning and degree evaluation tool designed to help students and advisors track students’ academic progress toward the completion of their degree. Degree Works helps students track degree progress, prepare for future courses, and plan their path to graduation. Click here for more.

In case you missed the  Degree Works Webinar, here is the LINK where you can watch it.

Note: This is crucial as this will be your degree organizer lifeline. 

For those who didn't complete a colloquia session during spring semester, or would like to get ahead on the requirements, there are 3 options this summer.

Pathfinder Leadership Training CRN1563
Our youth are leaving the church in record numbers. Studies have shown that involvement in Pathfinders helps to retain them - get the tools you need to be involved with your local club, and connect with the children and youth of your district. In addition, your MDiv studies will help satisfy the bulk of the requirements for your Master Guide. You must watch and participate in 3 of the courses for your Master Guide following this LINK 

Candidates completing requirements under Michigan Conference are to listen to the seminar,  take notes and fill out the quiz questions embedded in the video, and include this material in their portfolio for review.
You will also need to attach all 3 certificates of completion to in an email to  sue@cye.org  along with your name and ID number.
Please have this finished and registered in Registration Central by July 30 in order to receive credit during the summer semester.

Adventist Learning Community CRN1564
Choose from a wealth of seminars and presentations that will enhance your ministry and help add to your skills toolbox.
You may follow this LINK to the Adventist Learning Community.
Choose any .5 (half) credit course and complete it. (should be 6 hours of work)
Please email the certificate of completion to mdiv@andrews.edu and register for the Colloquia by July 30 in order to receive credit during the summer semester.

Trauma, Losses & Grief in the Age of Covid-19 CRN 1603.
In this time of Covid-19, it is even more important for pastors to have basic listening and chaplaincy skills. This colloquia will expose you to some basic skills to be able to deal with Trauma, Loss and Grief.
Please be registered by the end of business on June 6.
June 7, 2020 8 AM-12:30 PM
Zoom ID# 6691262369
The presenters will lead an active discussion on the following topics:
Traumatizing life situations, various losses and their effect on people.
Addressing grief and the grieving
So What? Living with Hope in the Lord 

Click the link below to download the ADD/DROP form to start the process.

STEPS for processing the form:

1. Student fills out the drop/add form and sends it to the professor.
2. Professor signs if they approve and sends it to our office.
3. The program office will complete the transaction.

ADD/DROP Form

Click the link below to download the Independent study form to start the process.

STEPS for processing the form:

1. Student fills out the form and sends it to the professor.
2. Professor completes their portion, and sends it to our office.
3. Program office fills out an ADD/DROP form, sends it to the professor for signature and files it.

Independent Study Form

• Online classes offered by the Seminary Online Learning Center (SOLC) are full semester classes, and are available every semester. They carry an additional fee per credit for MDiv students.
• Remote learning classes are taught live by an instructor via Zoom or other platforms and will require attendance at predetermined times. These are considered on-campus classes. 

Hybrid courses are off-campus courses taught mostly online. Face to face are on-campus courses. But the on-campus option is closed for now due to Coronavirus and it’s being done via remote teaching (zoom).

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The Chapel policy states that students who are studying ON CAMPUS must meet the chapel requirements. Because all classes this summer are remote, there are no chapel requirements. The Chapel requirement will resume when on-campus classes do. You are invited to watch our short chape services on our Facebook page every Tuesday at 11:30 am. Here.

Andrews is not requiring students to purchase insurance or provide a waiver for this summer. Unless they wish to purchase a policy, they do not need to do anything. If you have any further questions, please contact stuins@andrews.edu for assistance.