John Leland Baptist College

John Leland Baptist College

Class Schedule

Autumn Quarter 2012

CALENDAR

Classes Begin: January 3^rd.

Classes End: March 8^th.

Final Exams: March 13^th and 15^th.

THURSDAY EVENING AT GEORGETOWN, KY

GK 101 Elementary Greek I (3 Quarter Hours)

GK 101G Elementary Greek I (Graduate Students)

Course Description: An introduction to Biblical Greek grammar focusing on elementary morphology and syntax. Our aim is to make this course as useful and practical as possible for all students of the New Testament.

Instructor: Wm. Van Nunen, B.A., M.A., Ph.D (abd). Bro. Van Nunen holds an M.A. degree in Greek from the University of Cincinnati where he also completed doctoral studies in Greek and Latin.

Class Meeting: Thursday @ 6:00—8:10 PM.

Please note: In addition to other regular home work assignments, there is also a 30 minute per week lab requirement for this class. This work is done at home and turned in at each class meeting.

Note: This course is a requirement for all B.A degrees, the M.Div., and can be applied toward the M.A. in Biblical Studies.

GK 110 Greek Philology (3 Quarter Hours)

GK 110G Greek Philology (Graduate Students)

Course Description: This class is open to students who have at some time in the past completed first year Greek but would like to refresh and advance their study of New Testament Greek.

Note: These courses meet with GK 101 and GK 101G. They can be used to fulfill the electives for both the general studies and Biblical studies requirement.

TUESDAY EVENING AT BROMLEY, KY

NT 311 The Gospel of John NT 317 (2 Quarter Hours)

NT 511 The Gospel of John NT 517 (Graduate Students)

Course Description: Individual descriptions have not been written for courses dealing with Books of the New Testament. All such courses are designed to give the student a thorough grasp of the contents of each book within its historical setting while focusing on an expositional and critical analysis of important words, passages, and matters of theological significance.

Instructor: Bro. Paul Brown, B.A.

Class Meeting: Tuesday @ 6:00 PM – 7:50 PM

Note: This class can be applied to all programs and electives.

Registration Deadline: First day of class.

INTERNET/CORRESPONDANCE

PH 201 The History of Western Philosophy (4.5 Quarter Hours/3 Semester Hours)

PH 201G The History of Western Philosophy

Course Description: This course surveys all the major figures within five major divisions of the History of Western Philosophy. The five major divisions include 1) Ancient Greek Philosophy; 2) Hellenistic and Medieval Philosophy; 3) Early Modern Philosophy; 4) Late Modern and 19^th Century Philosophy; 5) 20^th Century and Contemporary Philosophy. In addition to the material found in the textbook (Socrates to Sartre and Beyond: A History of Philosophy, by Stumpf and Fieser, Seventh Edition), which makes up the bulk of this course, the student will be required to listen to a number of lectures on the History of Philosophy. The overall goal of this course is to gain some appreciation of the philosophers and philosophies which have shaped and influenced the world in its search for truth while comparing and contrasting them with the ultimate truth of God’s word.

Instructor: Bro. Wm. Van Nunen oversees the course content and assignments for this class.

Class Meeting: None. This class is done solely via the internet and CD/DVD lectures. On campus students can pick up class materials on the first day of class at Pleasant View Baptist Church, Bromley, KY. Early registration is required.

Resgistration Deadline: For Off Campus Students the deadline is December 24 in order for class materials to be mailed to you.

Class Length: The regular class length for this course is 10 weeks with the final on the 11^th week; however, the student may take up to 15 weeks to complete the course with the final exam to be taken no later than the 16^th week.

Tuition Cost: Please see the tuition schedule rate below.

INDEPENDENT STUDY

Under our 490 and 690 headings of Independent Studies (3 Quarter Hours) a student can choose to do an independent research project in the areas of New Testament, Old Testament, or History. These courses allow the student to research a subject of their own choosing (approved by the professor) and to write an in depth research paper under the supervision and help of the professor. Apart from the knowledge one gains from doing this kind of research, one of the greatest benefits of this format is the direct personal access to the professional writing guidance of the teacher. For more information and eligibility, contact the Dean. All research papers are required to be written and formatted according to the guidelines of A Manual for Writers of Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations, 6th Ed., by Kate L. Turabian.

Registration Deadline: January 1^st.

REGISTRATION FORM

TUITION: Please note: Tuition rates apply to students from supporting churches. See the college catalog for other tuition rates.

On Campus Classes: $25.00 per Quarter hour.

Correspondence/Independent Study courses: $30.00 per credit hour.

AUDITORS:

There is a $15.00 per quarter hour for any course audited. For example: if a course is 2 credit hours the cost would be $30.00. If a course is 3 credit hours the cost would be $45.00. Auditors share in all the benefits and materials of the course but are exempt from quizzes, exams, and research papers.

PAYMENTS: Students will be billed for all tuition and books and will have until the end of the Quarter to pay.

LOCATION:

Tuesday Night Classes: Pleasant View Baptist Church, Bromley, KY. Thursday Night Classes: Grace Baptist Church, Georgetown, KY. For more information call us at 502-542-9816 or email the college: admin@johnlelandbaptistcollege.org.

NOTE:

You can also register by email by simply informing us what classes you would like to take. Our email address is admin@johnlelandbaptistcollege.org.

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NAME _________________________________________________

ADDRESS _____________________________________________

CITY__________ STATE,_____________ZIP___________________

Phone: __________________________ Email _________________

_____ NT 311 the Gospel of John NT 317 (2 Quarter Hours)

_____ NT 511 the Gospel of John NT 517 (Graduate Students)

_____ GK 101 Elementary Greek I (3 Quarter Hours)

_____ GK 101G Elementary Greek I (Graduate Students)

_____ GK 110 Greek Philology (3 Quarter Hours)

_____ GK 110G Greek Philology (Graduate Students)

_____ PH 201 The History of Western Philosophy(4.5 Qrt. Hrs/3 Sem. Hrs)

_____ PH 201G The History of Western Philosophy

_____ 490 Independent Study (3 Quarter Hours)

_____ 690 Independent Study (Graduate Students)

Please mail registration to:

JOHN LELAND BAPTIST COLLEGE

1300 Mount Vernon Dr.

Georgetown, KY 40324

Phone Numbers: College: 502-542-9816

Church: 502-863-4504

The Tradition Begins

“Apply thine heart unto instruction and thine ears to the words of knowledge” (Proverbs 23.12)