BE 4998 Organizational Leadership Internship 2
(2 hours)
See Internship section for detailed description. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CE 3112 Curriculum Planning
(1 hour)
This course is designed to create curricular materials for the educational programming in the local church. Attention will be given to the development of a scope and sequence, creating instructional plans for units of lessons, and writing lessons for publication. Seminar format. Prerequisites: CE 3116 Strategies for Teaching, Foundation Course in Major Area, 60 earned hours. Seminar format. CE 3116 Strategies for Teaching
(3 hours)
This course is designed to explore the strategies governing the teaching/ learning process and the methods used to convey biblical truth in the lesson plan, the classroom setting, and the teacher/student relationship. Prerequisite: PI 2410 Principles of Interpretation. COMMUNICATION METHODS CM 1110 Speech
(3 hours)
An introduction to the task of public speaking through the formation of thought, organization of material, and oral presentation of a speech. The student will develop important skills in research, writing, and evaluation through the use of lecture, critical thinking, peer discussion, and observation of quality communication. Through delivering presentations with various purposes in extemporaneous, manuscript, and impromptu styles, the student will experience increased confidence in delivering a public presentation. CM 3110 Writing for Publication
(1 hour)
A seminar on learning how to write for publication. Students will be exposed to several models of writing and be required to submit an article for publication. Prerequisite: EL 1210 English Composition 1. Seminar format. CHRISTIAN SERVICE CS 1110 Christian Service
(0 hours, repeatable)
This non-credit course will serve as Christian service accountability for students during their college career. Students will complete a Christian Service Accountability Report to record their Christian service experiences and reflect on their practice of Christian service for the semester. Students are expected to serve approximately 15 hours in their first semester and 30 hours each subsequent semester.
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