2012-2013 SPRING TERM HIGHLIGHTS
Helping you integrate graduate study with your busy life

All of these classes are held on United’s beautiful campus in New Brighton, located conveniently near I-694. Inexpensive commuter apartments are available for those who need overnight housing. Each course offers three graduate level credits. Limited scholarships are available.

SPRING COURSES WITH NO PREREQUISITES

Ministry Skills

• CL630 Ministry to Persons with Mental Illness & Their Families
• CL896 Theology & Practice of Stewardship
• CL894 Evangelism through the Arts
• TR331 Antiracism Dialogue: Theory & Practice

Theology

• TR552 Major Twentieth Century Moral Thinkers: Dietrich Bonhoeffer
• TR553 Theology & Ethics of James Cone
• TR572 Vocation & Virtue (Good Work)

Bible

• CH162 The Older Testament in the Life of the Church
• CH261 New Testament Texts in Context

Church History

• CH462 Introduction to American Religious Histories
• CH461 Introduction to Historical Theology

For admission information, contact Michelle Rodriguez, 651.255.6119.

For commuter housing information, contact Michelle Turnau, 651.255.6117.

For scholarship information, contact Glen Herrington-Hall, 651.255.6107.

For further information or to register for any of these courses, please contact the admissions office at 651.255.6107 or Glen Herrington-Hall.