400
Theology 448 examines what it means to experience and/or accompany others in times of suffering and death. The course surveys issues of loss from interdisciplinary and interreligious perspectives while also incorporating ethical and cultural insights. It invites students to explore and reflect on two fundamental aspects of existence--suffering and death—that are an enduring part of our holistic human experience. (Nursing students only.)
3
Prerequisites
THE 105
Credits
3
Guided inquiry for superior juniors and seniors who wish to pursue a particular subject area in Theology more intensely than course offerings permit. By special arrangement with members of the Theology faculty.
1 to 12
Credits
1 to 12
A required course for theology majors that explores advanced aspects of the discipline and practice of theology. Students will examine key topics and theological methods of analysis. The course will focus on writing in the discipline, critical reading of primary and secondary sources, and peer discussion. Theology majors only.
3
Prerequisites
THE 105,
THE 205
Credits
3
Credit arranged. Course is graded A-F.
1 to 12
Credits
1 to 12
Credit arranged. Course is graded A-F.
1 to 12
Credits
1 to 12
Research, study, or original work under the direction of a faculty mentor leading to a scholarly capstone document. Requires approval of capstone director, department chair, and the director of the Honors program, when appropriate. Grade will be IP until all requirements are fulfilled.
3
Prerequisites
Senior Standing
Credits
3
Preparation for the presentation of a student's capstone thesis for a general audience. Requires approval of the department chair.
1
Prerequisites
THE 498
Credits
1