Fall Term 2023/2024

Hospitals, military, prison, hospice, higher education and corporations; todays chaplains serve in a variety of environments. This advanced course provides the skills for students to analyze and navigate the complex systems integral to any organizational…

Meets Wednesdays 10 AM-Noon Central Time. This course is designed to be a comprehensive introduction to ideas and practices that give Unitarian Universalist Religious Education its meaning and purpose throughout our lifetimes. We will explore our rich…

Meets Tuesdays, 6-8 PM Central Time. The work of compassion, justice, and collective liberation is integral to religious leadership in the 21st century, and for many progressive and liberal religious leaders, it is holy work. We live in a world beset…

Meets Wednesdays 6-8 PM Central time. Healthy boundaries are key to healthy and ethical leadership. They are meant to create a safer and more liberative space within which we can freely lead. This course will prepare you to develop and articulate your…

Meets Mondays, 2-4 PM Central Time. In this class, we will become acquainted with 1) the corpus of laws, narrative, and poetry that comprise the Hebrew Scriptures and 2) the variety of interpretive strategies that have been used to understand that library…

Meets Thursdays 10 AM-Noon. An introduction to the study of chaplaincy across a range of professional contexts.

Meets Thursdays 3-5 PM. This Fall semester course is linked with an approved congregational or community internship. The course builds on forms of awareness of congregational/organizational systems gained during the first year of the internship and provides…

Meets Wednesdays 2-4 PM Central Time.

Meets Mondays, 6-8 PM Central Time. Regardless of the context in which they serve, whether in parish or community settings, religious professionals are expected to "do it all." Along with the call to provide moral, ethical, and pastoral leadership, we…

Meets Mondays 10 AM-Noon Central Time. A required course for those seeking Unitarian Universalist fellowship, UU History, and Polity provides a general introduction to the history and polity of the Unitarians and Universalists in North America with a…

Meets Thursdays 3-5 PM. Replaces Congregational Studies I. This Fall semester course is linked with an approved congregational or community internship. The focus of this course is on the formation of ministerial identity. The internship site serves as…