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2008 Online Seminar Courses for Graduate Credit

You can earn undergraduate credits when taking any of the following three-week online seminar courses. You can take these courses to fulfill elective requirements in the Bachelor of Arts in Theology Degree Completion program.

Number	Seminar Title	Seminar Dates
202-0511	The True Story of the Crusades	Jan. 21 – Feb. 11
202-0706	In Hope We Are Saved: Reflecting on Pope Benedict's Encyclical and His Thought	Jan. 28 – Feb. 18
202-0303	Current Issues in Bio-Medical Ethics: the Catholic Approach	Feb. 11 – March 3
202-0451	Jesus of Nazareth: Pope Benedict Contemplates the Face of Christ	March 3 – 25
202-0924	Catechetical Leadership: Nuts and Bolts (Programs for Children and Youth)	April 7 – 28
202-1403	Immigration, War and Peace, and Wealth and Poverty: Catholic Approach to Current Social Issues	April 14 – May 5
202-0411	Introduction to Genesis	May 12 –June 2
202-0461	Letters of St. Paul	June 9 – 30
202-0704	Classics in Prayer and the Spiritual Life	June 16 – July 7
202-0301	End of Life Issues	July 7 – 28
202-1302	The Mass: History, Theology and Spirituality	August 4 – 25
202-1203	Augustine’s Confessions and Political Writings	Sept. 22 – Oct. 13
202-0705	Introduction to Opus Dei Spirituality	Sept. 30 – Oct. 21
202-1404	Catholics and the Environment	November 4 - 25
202-0483	The Scriptural Themes of Advent	Nov. 24 – Dec. 15

Students who enroll in the graduate online seminar courses may receive one (1) graduate credit. To obtain this credit, students are required to:

Requirements for the seminar course include:

logging on to the Conference Site at least once a week to read the weekly keynote address,
reading excerpts that may be required by the Instructor
posting a response online to the weekly reflection question,
emailing Term Paper thesis statement and outline to instructor by Wednesday of the third week
emailing Term Paper of 10-12 pages along with title page and bibliography to the Instructor within three weeks from the end of the seminar course.

Minimum Time Requirement:

3 hours each week = 9 hours
15-20 Hours for thesis statement, outline and Term Paper

Graduate Credit:

A Grade Report issuing one (1) graduate credit will be mailed to you from CDU.

Students will be able to enroll six weeks prior to the beginning of each seminar. Seminar enrollment is limited so if you are interested in receiving notification as seminars become available, please email tcashen@cdu.edu and we will keep you up-to-date on enrollment information.