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Class Schedules

2019 SUMMER Semester Classes
May 13 – July 26

All courses listed are three (3) credits unless otherwise noted.

Core Classes

ENG 102B: Academic Writing and Research Process – Core Course
This course intended to serve students who seek to improve the knowledge, skills, and strategies to find and critically evaluate information. Students then organize the results of their research and communicate them in writing. Prerequisite: ENG 101

Monday 6:00 - 10:00 P.M.

PSY 201B: Introduction to Psychology – Core Course
Problems, principles, and methods to serve as part of a liberal arts education and as preparation for more advanced work in psychology, or for professional study. Will cover such topics as development, motivation, emotion, learning, intelligence, personality, and abnormal behavior.

Wednesday 6:00 - 10:00 P.M.

SCS 215B: Environmental Science – Core Course
Introduction to physical and biological principles pertaining to environmental issues. Also includes an examination of the impact of human activities on the environment.

Thursday 6:00 - 10:00 P.M.

Ministry Classes

HUM 304B: Bible as Literature – Major Core/Elective
This course will aim to play on the ambiguity of the title “biblical literature.” That is, we will look at the Holy Scriptures through a literary lens, and we will look at human creative efforts which clearly have biblical texts as their primary “inspiration.”

Tuesday 6:00 - 10:00 P.M.

LDR 120B: Personal Development – Major Core/Elective
This course prepares the student for a lifetime of learning that includes skills such as self-awareness, developing a leadership philosophy, developing and following personal values, and understanding the student’s own personality type and characteristics as reflected in the DISC profile or similar personality assessment tool. The student will pay particular attention to the personal development path or philosophy of his or her chosen case study.

Wednesday 6:00 - 10:00 P.M.

MIN 199B: Introduction to Chaplaincy – Elective Course
This course identifies the knowledge and skills required to become a chaplain.

Thursday 6:00 - 10:00 P.M.

MIN210B: EVANGELISM – Major Course
A study of the theology, the theory and the practice of evangelism.

Monday 6:00 - 10:00 P.M.

Book List

Instructor	Course#	Course Title	Book Title	Edition	Author	Publisher	ISBN	Price
BIB 302	Wisdom Literature	Wingfield	Handbook on the Wisdom Books and Psalms		Daniel Estes	Baker Academic	080103888X	$25.67
BIB 316B	Romans	Amoh	Encountering the Book of Romans	2nd	Douglas J. Moo	Baker Academic	801049660	$21.62
BIB 113B	Biblical Introduction II	Amoh	Encountering the New Testament	3rd	Walter A. Elwell & Robert W. Yarbrough	Baker Academic	801039649	$32.29
LDR 105	History of Leadership	Jackson	The Servant as Leader		Robert K. Greenleaf	The Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership	982201222	$10.00
LDR 105	History of Leadership	Jackson	The Price of Leadership		John Stanko	PurposeQuest Ink	1633600041	$14.99
LDR 105	History of Leadership	Jackson	Servants of the People, The 1960s Legacy of African American Leadership	2nd	Lea E. Williams	Palgrave Macmillan	031216372X	$8.61
LDR 201B	Development of Non-Profit Organizations	Stanko	Managing the Nonprofit Organization	1990	Peter F. Drucker	HarperCollins	B01F9FWX8W	$35.83
LDR 201B	Development of Non-Profit Organizations	Stanko	Nonprofit Kit for Dummies	5th	Stan Hutton & Frances N. Phillips	For Dummies	1119280060	$23.79
ENG 101B	English Composition	Houston	College Writing Skills with Readings	9th	John Langan	McGraw Hill	978-0077531249	$55.00
ENG 101B	English Composition	Houston	They Say, I Say	4th	Gerald Graff	W. W. Norton & Company	393937518	$30.33

Documents

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Guide to Managing Your Student Account (.pdf)

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