Intensives are weeklong courses in January and June which compress an entire semester's work. To accomplish this, students do pre-reading and other work before the teaching week begins, and then some follow-on work after the week is over. The courses can also be audited for a less rigorous (and less expensive) experience.
Whether audited or taken for credit, Intensives offer a wonderful way to learn a lot in a very brief period of time as well as to see the campus and get a sense for seminary study at Trinity. We encourage you to try Trinity Intensives for continuing education and personal enrichment.
WINTER INTENSIVES (January, 2011)
Week One (January 10-14, 2011)
Introduction to World Mission/Ministry in Missiological Perspective (ME 500/800)
Veteran missionary Bill Taylor
Preaching the Cross in Today's World (PT 650/PR 811)
Former Dean/President of Trinity School for Ministry the Rev. Dr. Peter Moore
Using the Bible in Ministry and Mission (BI 800)
Erika Moore, Associate Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew
Mission Trip to Kenya (ME 750)
Assistant Professor of Mission and Evangelism John Macdonald
Healing Prayer Workshop
Dr. Wendy LeMarquand
Week Two (January 17-21, 2011)
Acts, General Epistles, and Revelation (NT 645)
The Rev. Dr. Rod Whitacre
Discerning a Call to Ministry (PT 575)
The Rev. Canon Mary Maggard Hays
A Concise History of Anglicanism (CH 725)
The Venerable Mark Stevenson
The Beauty of Holiness: Art in Service of Anglican Worship and Mission (ST 725/825)
Artist, author, and arts advocate W. David O. Taylor
SPECIAL EVENTS
Dr. Jeremy Begbie, the founding Director of Duke's Initiatives in Theology and the Arts.
Week Three (January 24-28, 2011)
Final Project Preparation for DMin (RW 801)
The Rev. Dr. Laurie Thompson
HOUSING: We are pleased to announce that for Jan Term 2011 we are developing a recommended hotel list with prices and standards of accommodation suitable for a range of budgets. The Hotel list will be posted on this webpage shortly. We have already arranged for monastic-style simplicity for less than $30/night, limited service hotels at $50/night as well as nicely appointed full service hotels for under $90/night. In certain limited circumstances we will also arrange for access to housing in the homes of our residential students, as we have done in the past. But we ask that visiting students use hotels if possible so home sharing is available for those who have need.
Watch this webpage for further details which will be posted as they develop!
