DOCSLIB.ORG

2017–2018 Bulletin

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text

Load more

2017 –2018 Bulletin Forming Hearts and Minds. Proclaiming Jesus Christ. 1 Table of Contents LETTER FROM SHMS RECTOR/PRESIDENT . 4 TELEPHONE DIRECTORY. 5 AcaDEMIC CALENDAR . 6 Mission, Values and Institutional Goals . 8 Overview of Sacred Heart Major Seminary . 10 History . 11 Accreditation . 14 Institutional Memberships . 1 5 STUDENT RESOURCES . 16 Computer Lab . 17 Academic Skills Center . 17 Library . 17 Liturgy Lab . 18 Satellites . 18 Archdiocese of Detroit Central Service Departments . 18 Consortiums . 19 STUDENT LIFE . 21 Committees /Councils . 22 Lay Ministry Formation Opportunities . 22 Opportunities . 24 Policies . 26 FINANCIAL AID . 32 STUDENT COSTS . 39 2017 – 2018 School Year Tuition and Fees . 40 Student Costs . 42 ADMISSIONS POLICIES . 43 Commuter Admissions: College of Liberal Arts . 44 Commuter Admissions: Graduate School of Theology . 51 Seminarian Admissions . 58 REGISTRatION . 64 AcaDEMIC POLICIES . 68 2 AcaDEMIC PROGRAMS . 84 Permanent Diaconate Academic Programs . 85 Certificate in Catholic Theology . 88 Basic Diploma in Catholic Theology . 8 9 Basic Diploma in Music Ministry . 90 Intermediate Diploma in Diaconal Studies . 9 1 Associate of Arts in Ministry . 93 Bachelor of Arts . 95 Bachelor of Philosophy . 1 0 1 Graduate Prerequisites Program . 103 Graduate Diploma in Pastoral Ministry . 104 Master of Arts in Theology . 106 Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies . 109 Master of Divinity . 113 Baccalaureate in Sacred Theology . 118 Post-Graduate Certificate in the New Evangelization . 121 Licentiate in Sacred Theology . 122 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS . 124 Undergraduate Course Descriptions . 125 Graduate Course Descriptions . 139 BOARD OF TRUSTEES, OFFICES OF THE SEMINARY, AND FacUltY . 166 SHMS Board of Trustees . 167 Offices of the Seminary . 167 Full-Time Faculty . 169 Part-time Faculty . 174 3 Dear Reader, This year the seminary will prayerfully explore the Pastoral Letter, Unleash the Gospel, that Archbishop Vigneron published on the Vigil of Pentecost. The letter was the fruit of the work of Synod 16, an Archdiocesan-wide event that included members from all parishes and organizations. At the heart of the letter is the desire of the Archbishop that we become a joyful band of missionary disciples. As you study, pray, and engage in a variety of ministries during your time at Sacred Heart and beyond, I ask that you devote yourself to the integral formation of the whole person: human, spiritual, intellectual, and pastoral. In the Sacred Heart Major Seminary Bulletin, you will find all the necessary information regarding our policies and programs. In addition, be assured that our staff will be ready to assist you with any questions you may have as you consider the exciting opportunities ahead of you. It is a joy to welcome you to Sacred Heart! Sincerely in Christ, Very Rev. Msgr. Todd J. Lajiness Rector / President 2701 Chicago Boulevard | Detroit, Michigan 48206 | 313-883-8500 | shms.edu Telephone Directory Front Desk Reception 313-883-8500 Academic Skills Center 313-883-8768 Business Office 313-883-8692 Cardinal Szoka Library 313-883-8650 Institute for Ministry 313-883-8541 Admissions Office – Commuter Students 313-883-8769 Office of the Dean of Studies 313-883-8556 Office of Development and Stewardship 313-883-8763 Office of Financial Aid 313-883-8534 Office of Graduate Programs in the New Evangelization 313-883-8556 Office of the Rector/President 313-883-8501 Office of the Registrar 313-883-8545 Office of the Vice Rector/Dean of Formation 313-883-8563 Security 313-883-8653 Vocations Office 313-883-7043 Weather Hotline 313-883-8780 5 Academic Calendar 2017-2018 Fall 2017 Spring 2018 Early Registration April 1-July 31 Early Registration March 1-31 Regular Registration August 1-31 Regular Registration April 1-30 Late Registration September 1-12 Late Registration May 1-9 Classes Begin September 5 Classes Begin May 7 Add/Drop Period September 5-12 Add/Drop Period May 7-9 Discernment October 14 Memorial Day (no classes) May 28 Mid-Term Exams October 23-27 Last Day to Withdraw June 1 Last Day to Withdraw November 10 Final Exams June 20-21 Thanksgiving Recess November 22-24 Deadline: Filing Application for June 22 (no classes) Fall Graduation 2018 Feast of the Immaculate December 8 End of Spring Term June 22 Conception (no day classes) Spring Graduation June 23 Admissions Deadline December 8 for Winter Term Summer 2018 Deadline: Filing Application for December 8 Winter & Spring Graduation 2018 Early Registration March 1-31 Final Exams December 11-15 Regular Registration April 1-30 End of Fall Term December 15 Late Registration May 1-9 Fall Graduation December 16 Summer I Classes Begin July 9 Summer I Add/Drop Period July 9 Winter 2018 Summer I Last Day to Withdraw July 17 Summer I Final Exams July 24 Early Registration November 1-30 Summer Break July 25 Regular Registration December 1-22 Summer II Classes Begin July 26 Late Registration December 23-January 12 Summer II Add/Drop July 26 Classes Begin January 8 Summer II Last Day to Withdraw August 3 Add/Drop Period January 8-12 Summer II Final Exams August 10 MLK Jr Holiday (no classes) January 15 End of Summer Term August 10 Theological Reflection January 21 Summer Graduation August 11 Mid-Term Exams February 26-March 2 Admission Deadline for Fall 2018 August 15 Spring Break March 5-9 Last Day to Withdraw March 16 Spiritual.
Recommended publications
  • 2020 State Convention Transcript

    2020 State Convention Transcript

    MINUTES OF THE ONE HUNDRED TWENTIETH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE MICHIGAN STATE COUNCIL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HELD VIRTUALLY MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN MAY 23, 2020 William Chassé: Supreme Knight, Worthy State Chaplain Reverend Paul Erickson, Worthy State Officers, Worthy Past State Deputies, Worthy District Deputies, Worthy State Regional and Diocesan Directors, Worthy General Agents, and Convention Delegates, this is State Deputy Bill Chassé. Thank you for joining us today, and welcome to the annual meeting of the Michigan State Council. I now declare this meeting in order. As we open this virtual meeting, I will ask our state chaplain, Rev. Paul Erickson, to open with prayer. Rev. Paul Erickson: In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. O Mary, you always brighten our path as a sign of salvation and of hope. We entrust ourselves to you, Help of the Sick, who at the cross took part in Jesus’ pain while remaining steadfast in faith. O Loving Mother, you know what we need, and we are confident you will provide for us [inaudible]. Intercede for us with your Son, Jesus, the Divine Physician, for those who have fallen ill, for those who are vulnerable, and for those who have died. Intercede also for those charged with protecting the health and safety of others and for those who are attending to the sick and seeking a cure. Help us, O Mother of Divine Love, to conform to the will of the Father and to do as we are told by Jesus, who took upon himself our sufferings and carried our sorrows so as to lead us through the cross to the glory of the Resurrection.
  • Aquinas College Academic Catalog 2011-2012

    Aquinas College Academic Catalog 2011-2012

    BUILDING THE FUTURE 2011 - 2012 Academic Catalog THE PAST CELEBRATING Photos: In celebration of the 125th Anniversary of Aquinas College we selected a montage of photographs from our archives. Academic Catalog Editor: Diana Dixon, M.M. Office of the Registrar Academic Catalog Layout: Michelle Lindale, B.S.E., B.F.A. Graphic Services Coordinator The information in the 2011-2012 Aquinas College Academic Catalog is sub- ject to change without notice in order to reflect the decisions made by federal and state governments and by the Aquinas College Board of Trustees and Administration. These changes may include the elimination or modification of programs, departments, courses, policies, or other academic activities, the scheduling of classes, the cancellation of scheduled classes, and the ad- justment of fees. If changes are made, the College may offer or require rea- sonably practical alternatives. Payment of tuition shall constitute a student’s acceptance of the College’s rights set forth in this paragraph. Academic Catalog 2011–2012 Aquinas College: 125 Years of Prayer, Study, Community and Service Aquinas College had its origins in a training school that Dominican sisters estab- lished in Traverse City in 1886 to train novices to teach in Michigan’s Catholic schools. That teacher certification program, known as Novitiate Normal School, moved to Grand Rapids in 1911. In 1922, the school underwent a name change to Sacred Heart College when it admitted lay women for the first time. The next name change—to Marywood College—came in 1927 to reflect the school’s loca- tion at the Marywood Motherhouse on Fulton Street.
  • The One Hundred Nineteenth Annual Convention of The

    The One Hundred Nineteenth Annual Convention of The

    THE ONE HUNDRED NINETEENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE MICHIGAN STATE COUNCIL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS GRAND HOTEL MACKINAC ISLAND, MICHIGAN MAY 23, 24, and 25, 2019 STATE OFFICERS State Deputy William H. Chassé Lansing State Secretary Walter K. Winkle, Jr. Columbus State Treasurer Christopher A. Kolomjec Grosse Pte. Farms State Advocate Barry M. Borsenik Birch Run State Warden Charles E. McCuen III St. Clair Shores State Chaplain Rev. Paul E. Erickson Lansing OPENING MASS HOMILY: Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron Vivat Jesus. It is my experience of at least some 40 years of being a priest that God in His providence appoints a reading for us to hear that is apt for the moment. And in the 11 times now that I’ve been able to preside as the Archbishop of Detroit at the beginning of our convention, it’s true, and I find it particularly true this afternoon. Because in meditating on this very short gospel—three verses only—what I heard in the Lord’s word is a foundation—a commentary, really—on the four principle goods that we pursue in our order: the good of charity, the good of unity, the good of fraternity, and the great good of patriotism. And I think this is important for us to think about and to understand that God’s own word speaks about these realities so that we at least begin our time together in the conviction that we didn’t make this up. This is not our construction. Yes, certainly, there are committees and groups, but your participation in the Knights of Columbus, in this fraternal order, is an extension of having heard the word of Christ and responded.
  • Highlights University of Detroit Jesuit High School and Academy

    Highlights University of Detroit Jesuit High School and Academy

    UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT JESUIT Non-profit Org. org. HIGH SCHOOL & ACADEMY US POSTPOSTAGEAGE PAPAIDID 8400 South Cambridge PPermitermit 1191 1191 Detroit, Michigan 48221 DetroitDetroit,, MI MI Highlights University of Detroit Jesuit High School and Academy FALL 2018 www.uofdjesuit.org Jesuit Alumni Of The High Save the Date Highlights Staff Editor-In-Chief: Jack Donnelly ’99 May 31 - June 1, 2019 Associate Editor: Jim Adams Contributing Writers: Grand Reunion Weekend Jim Adams Jim Boynton, S.J. Jack Donnelly ‘99 Classes of ‘54 ‘59 ‘64 ‘69 ‘74 ‘79 ‘84 ‘89 ‘94 ‘99 ‘04 ‘09 David Gumbel ‘00 Ted Munz, S.J. Tom O’Keefe ‘64 Friday, May 31, 2019 50th Annual John Tenbusch Golf Outing Photo Credits: (ALL Alumni Welcome) Jim Adams Country Club of Detroit Kathleen Curran Paul Kania Laura Rembisz U of D Jesuit Archives U of D Jesuit Faculty & Staff U of D Mercy Archives and Special Send address changes, Letters to Collections the Editor, Class Memories and other correspondence to: Design & Production Printing & Distribution: Highlights Editor Advanced Marketing Partners U of D Jesuit High School & Academy Friday, May 31, 2019 8400 S. Cambridge Stag Night (Alumni Only) U of D Jesuit’s Highlights is published twice Detroit, MI 48221 per year and distributed free to alumni, Email: [email protected] parents, faculty, administrators and friends of (313) 862-5400 Ext. 2304 U of D Jesuit High School & Academy. (800) 968-CUBS Saturday, June 1, 2019 Mass & Dinner (Alumni, Spouse or Guest) For more information contact Parents: If you are receiving your son’s Highlights and he no longer lives with you, please let us know so we can change Jack Donnelly ‘99 Director of Alumni Relations our records and send the magazine directly to him.
  • 2016–2017 Bulletin

    2016–2017 Bulletin

    2016 –2017 Bulletin Forming Hearts and Minds. Proclaiming Jesus Christ. 1 Table of Contents LETTER FROM SHMS RECTOR/PRESIDENT . 4 TELEPHONE DIRECTORY . 5 ACADEMIC CALENDAR . 6 ABOUT SHMS . 7 Mission, Values, and Institutional Goals . 8 Overview of Sacred Heart Major Seminary . 10 History . 11 Accreditation . 14 Institutional Memberships . 15 STUDENT RESOURCES . 16 Computer Lab . 17 Academic Skills Center . 17 Library . 17 Liturgy Lab . 18 Satellites . 18 Archdiocese of Detroit Central Service Departments . .18 Consortiums . 19 STUDENT LIFE . 21 Committees/Councils . 22 Lay Ministry Formation Opportunities . 22 Opportunities . 24 Policies . 26 FINANCIAL AID . 32 STUDENT COSTS . 39 2016-2017 School Year Tuition and Fees . 40 Student Costs . 42 ADMISSIONS POLICIES . 43 Commuter Admissions: College of Liberal Arts . 44 Commuter Admissions: Graduate School of Theology . 51 Seminarian Admissions . 57 REGISTRATION . 64 ACADEMIC POLICIES . 68 2 ACADEMIC PROGRAMS . 84 Permanent Diaconate Academic Programs . 85 Certificate in Catholic Theology . 88 Basic Diploma in Catholic Theology . 89 Basic Diploma in Music Ministry . 90 Intermediate Diploma in Diaconal Studies . 91 Associate of Arts in Ministry . 93 Bachelor of Arts . 95 Bachelor of Philosophy . 101 Graduate Prerequisites Program . 103 Graduate Diploma in Pastoral Ministry . 105 Master of Arts in Theology . 106 Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies . 109 Master of Divinity . 113 Baccalaureate in Sacred Theology . 118 Post-Graduate Certificate in the New Evangelization . 121 Licentiate in Sacred Theology . 122 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS . 124 Undergraduate Course Descriptions . 125 Graduate Course Descriptions . 139 BOARD OF TRUSTEES, OFFICES OF THE SEMINARY, AND FACULTY . 166 SHMS Board of Trustees . 167 Offices of the Seminary . 167 Full Time Faculty . 169 Part Time Faculty .
  • 2018–2019 Bulletin

    2018–2019 Bulletin

    2018 –2019 Bulletin Forming Hearts and Minds. Proclaiming Jesus Christ. 1 Table of Contents LETTER FROM SHMS RECTOR/PRESIDENT. 4 TELEPHONE DIRECTORY. 5 AcaDEMIC CALENDAR . 6 Mission, Values and Institutional Goals . 8 Overview of Sacred Heart Major Seminary . 1 0 History . 11 Accreditation . 14 Institutional Memberships . 1 5 STUDENT RESOURCES . 1 6 Computer Lab . 1 7 Academic Skills Center . 1 7 Library . 17 Liturgy Lab . 18 Satellites . 1 8 Archdiocese of Detroit Central Service Departments . 1 8 Consortiums . 1 9 STUDENT LIFE. 21 Committees /Councils . 2 2 Lay Ministry Formation Opportunities . 22 Opportunities . 24 Policies . 2 6 FINANCIAL AID . 32 STUDENT COSTS . 39 2018 – 2019 School Year Tuition and Fees . 4 0 Student Costs . 42 ADMISSIONS . 43 Commuter Admissions: College of Liberal Arts . 4 4 Commuter Admissions: Graduate School of Theology . 51 Seminarian Admissions . 58 REGISTRatION . 64 AcaDEMIC POLICIES . 68 2 AcaDEMIC PROGRAMS . 84 Permanent Diaconate Academic Programs . 85 Certificate in Catholic Theology . 88 Basic Diploma in Catholic Theology . 8 9 Basic Diploma in Music Ministry . 9 0 Intermediate Diploma in Diaconal Studies. 9 1 Associate of Arts in Ministry . 92 Bachelor of Arts . 94 Bachelor of Philosophy . 1 0 1 Prerequisites for Graduate Admissions . 1 0 3 Graduate Diploma in Pastoral Ministry . 1 0 4 Master of Arts in Theology . 106 Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies . 109 Master of Divinity . 113 Baccalaureate in Sacred Theology . 118 Post-Graduate Certificate in the New Evangelization . 120 Licentiate in Sacred Theology . .121 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS . 123 Undergraduate Course Descriptions . 124 Graduate Course Descriptions . 138 BOARD OF TRUSTEES, OFFICES OF THE SEMINARY, AND FacUltY .
  • Mid Michigan Community College Board of Trustees Meeting Schedule for October 6, 2015

    Mid Michigan Community College Board of Trustees Meeting Schedule for October 6, 2015

    Mid Michigan Community College Board of Trustees Meeting Schedule For October 6, 2015 Room 186/187, Center for Liberal Arts and Business, Mt. Pleasant Campus - 6:00 p.m. The October Board Workshop/Meeting schedule will be as follows: 1. 6:00 p.m. – Dinner & Discussion with the Mt. Pleasant Advisory Committee – Center for Liberal Arts and Business, Room 186 2. 6:30 p.m. – Barbra Wieszciecinski, Director of Nursing, Laurel McLaughlin, CSC Coordinator, and Britnie Wright, CSC Assistant, will provide a demonstration of the SimMan in the Clinical Simulation Center – Herbert D. Doan Center for Scence and Health Technologies, Room 209 3. 7:00 p.m. – The regular board meeting will be called to order – Center for Liberal Arts and Business, Room 187 MID MICHIGAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE Board of Trustees Regular Meeting Harrison, MI 48625 and Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858 October 6, 2015 Room 187, Center for Liberal Arts and Business – Mt. Pleasant Campus Revised – Added Item V-E Topic Presenter Action/Information I. Call to Order Chairman Jacobson Action A. Welcome Chairman Jacobson Information B. Public Comments II. Approval of Agenda Chairman Jacobson Action III. Approval of Consent Items Chairman Jacobson Action A. Minutes B. Monthly Financial Report C. Monthly Personnel Report IV. Old Business A. Campus Master Plan Presentation Hammond Action Neumann Smith Architects Stan Cole Bert Koseck B. Health Insurance Update Hammond Information C. Oil & Gas Lease Hammond Information V. New Business A. Correspondence and Announcements Hammond Information 1. 2015 Fall Festival and BBQ Update 2. 2014-2015 Merit Pay Plan B. Capital Outlay Project Request Hammond Action C.
  • The Evolution of Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Grand Rapids, Michigan: a Case Study Bernard T

    The Evolution of Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Grand Rapids, Michigan: a Case Study Bernard T

    Eastern Michigan University DigitalCommons@EMU Master's Theses, and Doctoral Dissertations, and Master's Theses and Doctoral Dissertations Graduate Capstone Projects 2006 The evolution of Catholic schools in the diocese of Grand Rapids, Michigan: A case study Bernard T. Stanko Follow this and additional works at: http://commons.emich.edu/theses Part of the Educational Leadership Commons Recommended Citation Stanko, Bernard T., "The ve olution of Catholic schools in the diocese of Grand Rapids, Michigan: A case study" (2006). Master's Theses and Doctoral Dissertations. 93. http://commons.emich.edu/theses/93 This Open Access Dissertation is brought to you for free and open access by the Master's Theses, and Doctoral Dissertations, and Graduate Capstone Projects at DigitalCommons@EMU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Master's Theses and Doctoral Dissertations by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@EMU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE EVOLUTION OF CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN THE DIOCESE OF GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN: A CASE STUDY By Bernard T. Stanko Dissertation Submitted to the Department of Leadership and Counseling Eastern Michigan University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF EDUCATION Dissertation Committee: James Barott, PhD, Chair David Anderson, PhD Elizabeth Broughton, PhD John Palladino, PhD May 19, 2006 Ypsilanti, Michigan DEDICATION This doctoral dissertation is dedicated to the greater glory of God in memory of Helen Gelsavage, my grandmother. Although she never attended college, she understood the value of education and encouraged me to never stop learning. She also instilled in me the notion that teaching is a noble profession.