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Fall 2024 At a Glance

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COURSESCHEDULEFALL 2024THE WAVERLY BUILDING1530 HARDEN STREETCOLUMBIA, SC 29204DGTSEMINARY@ALLENUNIVERSITY.EDUPHONE: (803) 376-5834WWW.DICKERSONGREENSEMINARY.ORGD I C K E R S O N - G R E E NT H E O L O C I A L S E M I N A R YREGISTRATION ANDORIENTATIONAUGUST 12TH, 2024

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Welcome to the New Semester, Esteemed Graduate Students!Dear Scholars, As we embark on another academic journey together, we warmly welcome all our returningand new graduate students for the upcoming semester. Housed in a new building filled withhistory and the solemn memory of the Emmanuel Nine Angels, we are excited to receive theambition, enthusiasm, and potential of students like you, and it's a joy to witness thetransformative experience of graduate studies. For our returning students, welcome back! As you continue to hone your critical and researchskills, develop your projects, and deepen your academic understanding, remember that everychallenge faced is an opportunity for growth. For our newcomers, welcome you to the new DMin. Program. The embarking on this graduatejourney is a monumental step. While you may face moments of uncertainty or feel daunted bythe road ahead, know that these feelings are a natural part of the process. The path you'vechosen is one of commitment, resilience, and dedication, and the rewards—both intellectualand personal—are immense.Here are a few pointers to keep in mind as you navigate this semester:Community Matters: Graduate studies can sometimes feel solitary, but you're not alone.Connect with your peers, attend department events, and seek out mentors. Your network willbecome an invaluable source of support, advice, and camaraderie. Be sure to stay in touch withyour advisor, maintain your plan of study by keeping it up to date, and keep a copy of yourtranscript after each semester.Stay Curious: While you will become an expert in the field of religious education, remain open tolearning. New insights often come from the most unexpected places. Allow yourself to deepenyour experience as you move through the program.Self-Care is Key: It’s easy to become entirely consumed by reading and assignments. Rememberto prioritize your well-being, both mental and physical. Balance is crucial for sustained success.Ask for Help: Whether you're struggling with a concept or need guidance on a project, don’thesitate to ask for assistance. Our faculty, staff, and fellow students are here to support andcollaborate with you.Celebrate Small Wins: While it’s easy to focus on the end goals—finishing a semester orcompleting your project—take time to celebrate the small milestones and achievements alongthe way.

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Dickerson-Green Theological Seminary Empowering trains leaders for transformational ministrycentered on compassion, justice, and love. As graduate students, you play a crucial role inupholding this legacy. We have unwavering faith in your abilities to contribute meaningfully to theacademic community and the world beyond.May your semester be filled with discovery, growth, and memorable experiences. We're excited tosee all that you will achieve and contribute. Welcome to the family!

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August 8-9Thursday - FridayFaculty/Staff Fall Planning InstituteAugust 10SaturdayFreshman Orientation BeginsAugust 12MondayRegistration for All StudentsAugust 14WednesdayClasses and Attendance Recording BeginsAugust 15ThursdayLate registration ($50.00 fee)August 21WednesdayLast day to drop/addSeptember 2MondayLabor DayUniversity closedSeptember 3TuesdayUniversity reopensClasses resumeSeptember 9MondayDecember graduation applications dueSeptember 10TuesdayFall ConvocationOctober 7 -12Monday-SaturdayMidterm examinationsOctober 11FridayLast day to submit grade changes for Spring 2024Lastday for removing incomplete “I” grades for Spring2024October 15TuesdayMidterm grades submitted by 12:00 pmOctober 14 - 21Monday – MondayPre-Registration Spring 2025 & Summer2025Academic Awards CeremonyFAFSA Blitz WeekOctober 19 &21-22Saturday & Monday-TuesdayEvaluation of InstructionOctober 25FridayLast day to withdraw from traditional class withoutGPA penaltyNovember 7ThursdayDeclare of Change Major DayNovember 18-26Saturday-SundayThanksgiving Holidays Classes suspendedResidencehalls close Saturday at 12:00 pm and reopen Sundayat 5:00 pmNovember 27WednesdayUniversity closes at 5:00pmNovember 28-29Thursday – FridayThanksgiving HolidayUniversity closedDecember 2MondayUniversity reopensClasses resumeDecember 9 -14Monday-SaturdayFinal examinationsDecember 14SaturdayResidence halls close at 5:00 pmDecember 18WednesdaySemester Grades submitted by 12:00 pmDecember 20FridayLast day for facultyDecember 24-25Tuesday-WednesdayChristmas Eve & Day HolidaysUniversity closedDecember 26ThursdayUniversity reopensDecember 31 –January 1, 2025Tuesday –WednesdayNew Year’s Eve & Day HolidaysUniversity closedD I C KE R SO N -G R EE N T H E O L O G I C A L S E M I N A R YA C AD EM I C CA L EN DA R F AL L 2 02 4

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Fall 2024MDIV /MA /DMINCourse Offerings

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