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Graduate Theological Union Registration Information Graduate Theological Union Registration Information & Instructions 2019-2020 2400 Ridge Road Berkeley, California 94709 (510) 649-2400 Summer 2019 Fall 2019 Intersession 2020 Spring 2020 GRADUATE THEOLOGICAL UNION REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS 2019-2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS Key to Classroom Locations 2 Maps 3 General Information 5 Registration Information 8 Registration Instructions 14 Registration FAQs 19 GRADUATE THEOLOGICAL UNION REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS 2019-2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS KEY TO CLASSROOM LOCATIONS ABSW 2606 Dwight Way, Berkeley CDSP 2451 Ridge Road, Berkeley CLS Library Collaborative Learning Space; first floor of the Flora Lamson Hewlett Library at 2400 Ridge Road, Berkeley DSPT 2301 Vine Street, Berkeley GTU HEDCO Seminar Room; 2nd floor at 2465 LeConte Avenue, Berkeley IBS 2140 Durant Avenue, Berkeley JST 1735 LeRoy Avenue, Berkeley PAOI 2311 Hearst Avenue, Berkeley PLTS 2000 Center Street, Berkeley PSR Rooms in Holbrook Hall and elsewhere at PSR, 1798 Scenic Avenue, Berkeley SFTS SFTS, 105 Seminary Road, San Anselmo SKSM 2441 LeConte Avenue, Berkeley 2 Arch St Scenic Ave DSPT N Vine St Berkeley Locations Shattuck Ave Shattuck Cedar St GTU Flora Lamson Hewlett Library ■ Scenic Ave 2400 Ridge GTU Le Conte Building ■ Virginia St Center for Jewish Studies (CJS) GTU Annex SKSM JST Center for the Arts & Religion (CARe) Oxford St Oxford PSR GTU Le Conte Le Conte Ave Doug Adams Gallery Euclid Ave Le Roy Ave 2465 Le Conte Arch St Arch CDSP Ridge Rd GTU Annex ■ GTU Library Center for Islamic Studies (CIS) Le Conte Ave Center for Dharma Studies (CDS) PAOI Hearst Ave Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences (CTNS) 2452 Virginia See Campus Detailed Map for a close-up of the area above. GTU MEMBER SCHOOLS AND AFFILIATES American Baptist Seminary of the West (ABSW) ■ 2606 Dwight Center for Swedenborgian Studies (CSS) Milvia St University of 1798 Scenic Ave (at PSR) California Berkeley Church Divinity School of the Pacic (CDSP) ■ 2451 Ridge Center St PLTS Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology (DSPT) ■ 2301 Vine Allston Way Oxford St Oxford Shattuck Ave Shattuck Institute for Buddhist Studies (IBS) ■ 2140 Durant Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University (JST) ■ 1735 Le Roy NCB Telegraph Ave Durant Ave New College Berkeley (NCB) ■ 2029 Durant IBS Channing Way Pacic Lutheran Theological Seminary (PLTS) ■ Haste St 2000 Center, Suite 200 Haste St Pacic School of Religion (PSR) ■ Dwight Way 1798 Scenic Ave. ABSW Patriarch Athenagoras Orthodox Institute (PAOI) ■ 2311 Hearst San Francisco Theological Seminary (SFTS) 105 Seminary Rd., San Anselmo (not shown on map) School of Applied Theology (SAT) 5890 Birch Ct., Oakland (not shown on map) Starr King School for the Ministry (SKSM) ■ 2441 LeConte Virginia St Virginia St GTU Annex Center for Islamic Studies (CIS) N Center for Dharma Studies (CDS) Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences (CTNS) Scenic Ave Arch St Arch Starr King School for GTU Le Conte the Ministry Building Pacic Zaytuna (SKSM) Center for School of College Jewish Studies (CIS) Religion Center for the Arts & (PSR) Religion (CARe) Doug Adams Gallery Le Conte Ave Pacic Church School of Divinity Religion School Ave Euclid (PSR) of the Pacic (CDSP) Church Center for Divinity Swedenborgian School Studies (CSS) of the Pacic Le Conte Ave (CDSP) Ridge Rd Scenic Ave GTU Flora Lamson Hewlett Library Le Conte Ave Patriarch Athenagoras Orthodox Institute (PAOI) Hearst Ave Hearst Ave Hearst Ave University of California Berkeley University of California Berkeley GTU Flora Lamson Hewlett Library GTU MEMBER SCHOOLS AND AFFILIATES 2400 Ridge Center for Swedenborgian Studies (CSS) GTU Le Conte Building 1798 Scenic Ave (at PSR) Center for Jewish Studies (CJS) Center for the Arts & Religion (CARe) Church Divinity School of the Pacic (CDSP) Doug Adams Gallery 2451 Ridge Admissions oce 2465 Le Conte Pacic School of Religion (PSR) 1798 Scenic Ave. Campus Detailed Map GTU Annex Center for Islamic Studies (CIS) Patriarch Athenagoras Orthodox Institute (PAOI) Center for Dharma Studies (CDS) 2311 Hearst Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences (CTNS) Starr King School for the Ministry (SKSM) 2452 Virginia 2441 LeConte See Berkeley Map for the locations of all GTU Member Schools and Aliates GTU MEMBER SCHOOLS ABSW American Baptist Seminary of the West (510) 841-1905 2606 Dwight Way, Berkeley CA 94704-3029 fax (510) 841-2446 James E. Brenneman, President [email protected] LeAnn Snow Flesher, Academic Dean [email protected] CDSP Church Divinity School of the Pacific (510) 204-0700 or 1-800-353-2377 2451 Ridge Road, Berkeley CA 94709-1217 fax (510) 644-0712 W. Mark Richardson, President [email protected] Ruth Meyers, Dean of Academic Affairs [email protected] DSPT Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology (510) 849-2030 2301 Vine St., Berkeley, CA 94708 fax (510) 849-1372 Peter Rogers, OP, President [email protected] Chris Renz, Academic Dean [email protected] GTU Graduate Theological Union (510) 649-2400 2400 Ridge Road, Berkeley CA 94709-1212 fax (510) 649-1417 Daniel Lehmann, President [email protected] Uriah Kim, Dean & Vice President for Academic Affairs [email protected] JST-SCU Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University (510) 549-5000 1735 LeRoy Avenue, Berkeley CA 94709-1193 fax (510) 841-8536 Michael E. Engh, SJ, President [email protected] Kevin O'Brien, Dean [email protected] PLTS- Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary (510) 524-5264 CLU 2000 Center Streeet, Berkeley CA 94704 fax (510) 524-2408 Raymond Pickett, Rector [email protected] Alicia Vargas, Dean [email protected] PSR Pacific School of Religion (510) 849-8200 1798 Scenic Avenue, Berkeley CA 94709-1323 fax (510) 845-8948 David Vazquez-Levy, President [email protected] Susan Abraham, Dean [email protected] San Francisco Theological Seminary SFTS 105 Seminary Road, San Anselmo CA 94960-2905 (415) 451-2800 Ralph W. Kuncl, President Jana Childers, Dean [email protected] Starr King School for the Ministry (510) 845-6232 SKSM 2441 LeConte Avenue, Berkeley CA 94709-1209 fax (510) 845-6273 Rosemary Bray McNatt, President [email protected] Gabriella Lettini, Dean of Faculty [email protected] 5 GENERAL INFORMATION COURSE NUMBERING SYSTEM GTU courses are identified by a combination of letters and numbers. The letters refer to the fields of study. The first two letters refer to the primary field and the next two refer to the cross-listed field. The numbers refer to the course level. KEY TO FIELDS OF STUDY CODES Art & Religion RA History HS Biblical Studies & Biblical Languages BS Homiletics HM Old Testament Studies OT Interdisciplinary Studies IDS Interreligious Studies IR New Testament Studies NT Liturgical Studies LS Christian Spirituality SP Philosophy & Philosophy of Religion PH Cultural & Historical Studies of HR Philosophical Theology PT Religions Ethics & Social Theory CE Systematic Theology ST (Includes Christian Ethics) Religion & Society RS Religion & Psychology PS Field Education FE Theology & Education ED Functional Theology FT Special Courses ** **Certain special courses have other letter codes (e.g., SRC, DR, MA, MDV, UCB, etc.). KEY TO COURSE LEVELS 1000-1999 Introductory courses which have no prerequisites 8000-8199 ONLINE Introductory courses which have no prerequisites 2000-3999 Intermediate courses; primarily for Masters students 8200-8399 ONLINE Intermediate courses; primarily for Masters students 4000-4999 Advanced courses for advanced Masters and Doctoral students 8400-8499 ONLINE Advanced courses for Masters and Doctoral students 5000-5999 Doctoral courses, which may be opened to advanced Masters students with the written permission of Faculty 6000-6999 Doctoral courses, which are only open to PhD /ThD students 9000+ Experimental PLTS courses PREREQUISITES Some courses have prerequisites set by the instructors, e.g., “Previous course in OT intro” or “At least one course in Church History.” The instructor advises that students without the prerequisite not register for the course because they lack the necessary background. Prerequisites are listed within the brackets [ ] at the end of a course description. COURSE RESTRICTIONS Many instructors place restrictions on their courses. Restrictions are also noted in the brackets [ ] at the end of a course description. 6 GENERAL INFORMATION [30 max enrollment] Number of students allowed in class. Faculty consent not required. If the max enrollment has been surpassed, faculty will remove students from their Moodle course roster. [Faculty consent required] Faculty will remove students from their Moodle course roster if consent to take their course has not been granted. [Interview required] Student must contact instructor for interview, and obtain faculty consent from instructor. [Auditors excluded] Class cannot be audited. [Auditors with permission of faculty] Student must contact instructor for permission to audit. Instructors will drop any students who register to audit who did not receive permission. SPECIAL READING COURSE (SRC) Enrolling in a Special Reading Course (SRC) is a two-step process: 1) Register for SRC’s through SONIS. Enter SRC 9999 or SRC 8888 (for a Special Reading Course which is an upgrade of an existing course), and the correct number of units for the SRC. If you are enrolling for multiple SRC’s enter the total number of units for all SRC’s. 2) Submit completed SRC forms to the GTU Registrar. SRC forms are available from the Registrar’s Office and from the GTU website. They must have the signature of the instructor and the Dean. COMPLETED SRC FORMS ARE DUE BY THE END OF THE LATE REGISTRATION
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