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2010-2012 Bulletin TABLE OF CONTENTS LETTER FROM SHMS RECTOR/PRESIDENT……………………………………..4 TELEPHONE DIRECTORY……………………………………………………………5 ACADEMIC CALENDAR………………………………………………………………6 ABOUT SHMS……………………………………………………………………………7 MISSION, VISION, AND INSTITUTIONAL GOALS .................................................................. 8 OVERVIEW OF SACRED HEART MAJOR SEMINARY ........................................................ 10 HISTORY......................................................................................................................... 11 ACCREDITATION............................................................................................................. 14 INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP ......................................................................................... 15 STUDENT RESOURCES .............................................................................................. 16 COMPUTER LAB ............................................................................................................. 17 ELECTRONIC CLASSROOM.............................................................................................. 17 LEARNING CENTER ........................................................................................................ 17 LIBRARY ........................................................................................................................ 17 LITURGY LAB ................................................................................................................ 18 SATELLITES.................................................................................................................... 19 ARCHDIOCESE OF DETROIT CENTRAL SERVICE DEPARTMENTS ..................................... 19 CONSORTIUMS................................................................................................................ 19 STUDENT LIFE ............................................................................................................. 22 COUNCILS ...................................................................................................................... 23 LAY MINISTRY FORMATION OPPORTUNITIES................................................................. 23 OPPORTUNITIES ............................................................................................................. 25 POLICIES ........................................................................................................................ 26 FINANCIAL AID............................................................................................................ 28 STUDENT COSTS ......................................................................................................... 34 2008-2009 SCHOOL YEAR TUITION AND FEES............................................................... 35 STUDENT COSTS ............................................................................................................ 37 ADMISSIONS POLICIES ............................................................................................. 38 COMMUTER ADMISSIONS: COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS ................................................. 39 COMMUTER ADMISSIONS: GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY...................................... 46 SEMINARIAN ADMISSIONS ............................................................................................. 53 REGISTRATION ........................................................................................................... 58 ACADEMIC POLICIES................................................................................................ 61 2 ACADEMIC PROGRAMS............................................................................................ 74 PERMANENT DIACONATE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS.......................................................... 75 BASIC UNDERGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PASTORAL MINISTRY ........................................ 79 BASIC UNDERGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MUSIC MINISTRY............................................... 81 ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN MINISTRY ................................................................................. 85 BACHELOR OF ARTS....................................................................................................... 87 BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY ........................................................................................... 93 GRADUATE PREREQUISITES COMPLETION PROGRAM..................................................... 95 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PASTORAL MINISTRY .............................................................. 96 MASTER OF ARTS IN THEOLOGY .................................................................................... 98 MASTER OF ARTS IN PASTORAL MINISTRY .................................................................. 101 MASTER OF DIVINITY .................................................................................................. 104 BACCALAUREATE IN SACRED THEOLOGY .................................................................... 110 LICENTIATE IN SACRED THEOLOGY ............................................................................. 113 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS......................................................................................... 117 UNDERGRADUATE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS .................................................................. 118 GRADUATE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS ............................................................................. 130 BOARD OF TRUSTEES, OFFICES OF THE SEMINARY, AND FACULTY..... 155 SHMS BOARD OF TRUSTEES ....................................................................................... 156 OFFICES OF THE SEMINARY.......................................................................................... 156 FULL TIME FACULTY ................................................................................................... 158 PART TIME FACULTY ................................................................................................... 163 3 Dear Reader, In our Holy Father’s 2008 visit to the United States, Pope Benedict XVI underscored the foundational character of Catholic education: “Education is integral to the mission of the Church to proclaim the Good News.” As indicated in our Holy Father’s encyclical, Spe Salvi (no. 4), the principal focus of every Catholic educational institution is to promote the encounter with the living God, thereby enabling the transformation of one’s mind and heart to the truth of Jesus Christ. Sacred Heart Major Seminary embraces this mandate as the seminary endeavors to promote the New Evangelization to a world desirous of the Good News of Jesus Christ. Through its mission, Sacred Heart proudly collaborates with the Holy Church through its twelve degree and certification programs, not to mention the countless conferences and workshops that transpire at Sacred Heart each year. Through the intercession of Mary, the Mother of the Church, Sacred Heart will continue to train its focus, ever stoking the flame of faith that emboldens both mind and heart to share the Gospel message of Christ. Sincerely yours in Christ, Very Rev. Msgr. Jeffrey M. Monforton Rector/President 4 Telephone Directory Front Desk Reception 313-883-8500 Business Office 313-883-8692 Cardinal Szoka Library 313-883-8650 Institute for Ministry/Commuter Admissions 313-883-8520 Office of the Dean of Studies 313-883-8556 Office of Development and Stewardship 313-883-8508 Office of Financial Aid 313-883-8534 Office of Graduate Programs in the New Evangelization 313-883-8792 Office of the Rector/President 313-883-8501 Office of the Registrar 313-883-8512 Office of the Vice Rector/Dean of Formation 313-883-8563 Vocations Office 313-237-5875 Security 313-883-8653 Weather Hotline 313-883-8780 5 Academic Calendar Term I – Fall 2010 – 2011 2011 – 2012 Classes Begin September 7 September 6 Add/Drop Period September 7-14 September 6-13 Mid-Term Exams October 25-29 October 24-28 Last Day to Withdraw November 12 November 11 Thanksgiving Recess (no classes) November 24-26 November 23-25 Immaculate Conception (no day classes) December 8 December 8 Deadline: Filing Application for Winter & Spring Graduation December 10 December 9 Admissions Deadline for Winter Term December 15 December 15 Final Exams December 13-17 December 12-16 End of Term I December 17 December 16 Fall Graduation December 18 December 17 Term II – Winter Classes Begin January 10 January 9 Add/Drop Period January 10-14 January 9-13 MLK Jr Holiday (no classes) January 17 January 16 Mid-Term Exams February 28 - March 4 February28 - March 2 Spring Break (no classes) March 7-11 March 5-9 Last Day to Withdraw March 18 March 16 Easter Recess (no classes) April 21-24 April 5-9 Admissions Deadline for Spring Term April 15 April 15 Final Exams April 25-29 April 23-27 End of Term II April 29 April 27 Winter Graduation/Commencement April 30 April 28 Term III – Spring Classes Begin May 9 May 6 Add/Drop Period May 9-10-11 May 6-7-8 Memorial Day (no classes) May 30 May 27 Last Day to Withdraw June 3 June 7 Final Exams June 20-24 June 17-21 Deadline: Application for Fall Graduation June 24 June 21 End of Term III June 25 June 21 Summer Graduation June 25 June 22 Admission Deadline for Fall Term August 15 August 15 6 Mission, Vision and Institutional Goals Mission Statement Sacred Heart Major Seminary is an institution of higher education which primarily prepares candidates for the Roman Catholic priesthood and, further, prepares individuals for the diaconate, lay ministry and other leadership roles. Sacred
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