School of lntercultural Studies
ANTHROPOLOGY, INTERCULTURAL
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(2) co he lp prepare nationals of every nation for formal education service in their own culture; and to prepare educators and scholars
Dean: F. Douglas Pennoyer, Ph.D.
FACULTY
EDUCATION &
Professors: Cook, Dollar, Douglas,
MISSIOLOGICAL STUDIES
from every nation ac the very highpart of thr student 's ar.ademir: fi/r
Kraft, Purnell
and nonna/(y cam1ot he ret11med or
est levels of education to reach in school s of higher learning; (:,) to train tea c hers for educational,
C hair: Douglas H ayward , Ph.D.
Associate Professors: Alexander,
copiedfor distrihutirm.
Hayward, Lingenfelter,
Doctor of Missiology
Pennoye r, Purgason , S teffen
FACULTY
developmental instit11tions, agenAn accredited master 's degree
Assistant Professor: Decker Adjunct Faculty: Marvin K.
cies; and (4) to train consultant~ for Bible tran slation, church planting and community development.
in lnterculcural S tudie s . or a relate d field, of whi ch l.'i units will be in biblical and theological studies , and 18 units in social organization, intercultural com munication , cultural c han ge , dynamics o f re ligious expe rience (or folk religions), rheology of mis sion, and applied anthropology, as described in chis catalog. A 3..,0 GPA is required for admi ssion .
Professors: Cook, Dollar, Douglas,
Kraft
Mayers, Ph.D.
Associate Professors: Alexander,
Hayward , Lingenfelter,
Doctor of Philosophy
OVERVIEW
Pennoyer, Steffen
The Doccor of Philosophy degree in lntercultural Education
T he Schoo l of lncerc ulcural S tudies consists of three depart m en rs : the Department of U nd e rg rad uate Srndies: the Department of Anthropology, lnte rculcural Ed ucation and Mis s iology (A l M); a nd th e depart men t of Teaching E ng lish co S peakers of Oc her Lan g ua ges and Applied Linguistics (TAL) . The Department of AIM (A nthropolog y . I nrer c ulcural Education and Miss iol ogy offers gradu ate programs leading co cwo
Assistant Professor: Decker Adjunct Faculty: Marvin K.
is designed co
equip hi ghly com
Ma yers, Ph .D.
petent profession a ls to condu ct research , publish and teach. The deg ree emphasizes the cultural components of e du cat ion and
OBJECTIVES
T he objective o f the Al M department is co provide academic
places a strong emphasis on c rossDoctor of Philosophy
excellence within a C hristian conculrnral educational research.
An accredited mas ter's degree or its equivalent appropriate co the Ph.D. is required for admission. St11dents must have a GPA of :-..,0
text for scudents prepa rin g for
ca reers in mulriculrural or crossculADMISSION
tural environments, or in programs
REQUIREMENTS
of activity that transcend the boundin their previous grad uate st11dies. All stud e nts must meet the
aries of single cultures. Our goal is
Three years of crossculrnral experi ence, or its eq uivalent, is required
following requirements:
maste r' s d eg rees and cwo doc co I) prepare globally conce rned
I. All appli cants mu st possess a
C hristians co li ve and work successfor entrance to the program. In baccalaureate degree from an
coral d egrees. These programs e mph as ize the soc ia l sciences and their relation to incerc ultural und e rstandin g, world mission , ni ca l spec ialties related co these topics. The Department o f 'T' ESOL (Teac hing E ngli s h to S pea ke rs of Ocher Languages) and Applied Linguistics offers two mas t er ' s degree programs . T he graduate program in TESOL provides professional pre paration for E ngli sh language teaching among speakers of other
foll y in ocher c ulrnres; 2) equip international srndents for leadership and ministry roles in their own or
addition. profi ciency in a second language is expected of students working in crosscultural seccin1,,,s.
accredited college or universi ty with a 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) grade point average. G raduates from
ed ucat ion and a number of techother culrnres; :,) enable teachers to
approved una cc redit e d co lAdmission of International
carry our th eir rask.s in cross-nilrnral or mulri-culwral contex ts: and 4)
leges. if accepted, will be granted provisional acceptance,
Students
See Admission. Reg istration
enhance the cross-culrnral performif GPA is :,.4 or higher. Gradu ance of chose engaged in inte rn aates from approved unaccred
and Requirements section.
tional business enterprises.
ited college s may be required
Biol a ' s AIM d e pa rtme nt feaPROGRAM co take certain additional liberal
REQUIREMENTS
rnres a faculty with specializations
art~m urse work (not applicable
in anthropolo1,,'Y, missi olo1,,'Y, intercoward the graduate degree), if
M.A. in lntercultural Studies The M.A. in lnter c ulcur a l
national education , hea lth and development, and int e rn a tional
their undergraduate program
d id nor include these courses. lang uages . T he gra duate pro St udies is a 42-unit program. For business. ·rhe department empha2. Those without inte rcultural / gram in Applied Linguistics deals the qualified applicant with sizes sound research and th e applimission s or Bible/theology with iss ues involved in seco nd ex tensive undergradu ate work in ca tion of learning to experience. lan g uage lea rnin g , analysis, ma y have additional co urseinrerc ulcural studies/missions, it work added ro their program. DEGREES OFFERED 3. All appli cants must submit a :, 2 units. S tude nts with little or written s t ateme nt outlining reaching and research . ma y be redu ced to a minimum of Master of Arts Degree no academi c preparation for grad their vocational objectives and The Master of Arts in Interuate swdies in biblical and theo how the degree will relate co logica l areas may be required , at culcural Studies is d es ig ned fur those objectives. Applicants the discretion of th e aca d e mi c those anti c ipatin g crosscultural should attach a one-page, typeadvisor and in consultation with ca reers and who des ir e trai ning written letter co th e applic-ation. th e stud e nt , en take additional skills associated with interc 11l 4. All applicants are required to units, such as BE .'ii 7, .'il9, S20, t11ral communi ca ti on and service. su bmit three letters of referor T H .'ii I , SIZ, 6 13,614. Ir is a 42-unir program. e nces on fo rms supplied by In order to graduate the stu Doctor of Missiology the school. dent mu st do the following: The Doc tor of tvl issiol ogy 5. All applicants are required to I. C omplet e the required dewee is designed to pre pare prosubmit official transcripts of all courses listed be low: fessionals for the hi ghest level of previous schools attended. a. 16 units of core consisting service in missions. More specifi6. The application deadline for of: SCL .'iOO, .'iO I , so:, or ca ll y, it seeks : (I) co develop the fall is August I and for the .'i60 or 702, 520 or 622, research professionals in linguistics, spring is Janu ary I. Applica725, and 7SI. Bible translation , anthropology, tions may be submitted after h. 6 units of Bibl e/theology. church planting, ere. , to aid in and this deadline (lace application c. 20 unit, of advisor-approved support the missionary enterprise; fee of $5.'i ), hut will be consid- electi ves. Srndent, who do
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