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Notes |
Registration
A registration form will be found on the last page of this catalog,
or may be obtained by contacting the ICS office. Advance registration
is encouraged so that the class syllabus can be mailed to the
student prior to the class. Students taking the course for credit
will be expected to come to class prepared to participate in
the class discussion, and to submit a written assignment. Students
auditing the class may find it helpful to have read the recommended
reading assignments. |
Tuition and Fees
Students taking courses for credit: $35.00 per Saturday Students
auditing courses: $25.00 per Saturday Students taking special
courses: $25.00 per Saturday |
Lunch
Lunch can be purchased for an additional fee of $5.00, or the
student may bring his/her own lunch. |
Location
Most courses described in this catalog are held at the
All Saints Church, 338 East Lyman Ave., Winter Park, FL
32789.
Satellite locations include
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Ft. Pierce, and
The Episcopal Church of St. Mary, in Belleview.
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Schedule
The class day begins with Holy Eucharist. There are scheduled breaks
during the morning and afternoon, during which coffee is available,
and there is a one hour lunch break. Most courses are one day
courses, although four courses are two day classes and will be
offered on consecutive Saturdays. |
The Book Store
Book order forms will be sent to students as they register. Each
student is responsible for obtaining the books required for courses;
books can be obtained from any of the following resources:
The Cathedral Bookstore at the Cathedral Church of St. Luke (407)843-3351
The Cathedral Bookstore at 815 2nd Avenue, New York City, NY
10017 (800)223-2337
Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry Bookstore, Ambridge, PA
(800)874-8754
Reformed Theological Seminary Bookstore, Orlando, Florida (407)875-8388 |
The Yergey Memorial Library
Students are encouraged to make use of the Yergey Memorial Library,
located at the Cathedral, for study and research. The library
offers an unusual opportunity for students to further their knowledge
and to avail themselves of the resources available. |
Student Records
The Institute keeps a record on each student who attends a course
for credit. Student's records are confidential. The file contains
applications, correspondence, and an up-to-date transcript. |
Grades
Formal grading of courses is on a Pass/Fail basis. Students who
intend to take courses for credit and desire to receive a grade
will be expected to demonstrate preparation prior to the class,
participation in the class discussion, and the satisfactory completion
of an assignment or project. In order for a student to receive
credit, required assignments or projects are expected to be in
the instructor's hands within 30 days following the class. |
Institute Administrator
The Institute Administrator is available to answer questions
concerning the course syllabi, changes in schedules, required
books grades or status of accounts. The administrator may be
reached through the ICS Dean, (407)423-3567 or (800)299-3567.
She is also available on Institute Saturdays. |
Please
Note:
People interested in the following opportunities
for education and ministry are encouraged to inform their rector
or priest-in-charge of their interest in these programs.
For those considering a call to the Vocational Diaconate:
The student considering a call to the Vocational Diaconate is
advised to take all of the scriptural and religious courses,
in sequence, for credit. Discernment about this call takes place
on parish and diocesan levels, separate from studies taken at
ICS, The discernment process may take place while the student
is attending ICS, School of Continuing Education.
For those considering a call to licensure as Lay Preacher:
The program for lay preacher preparation involves completion
of a course of study which meets canonical requirements and formal
application to the Bishop; course work takes approximately two
years to complete, and includes the full scriptural curriculum,
most of the religious curriculum, and a number of the specialized
courses.
For those interested in the Walking the Mourner's Path Facilitator
Training Program:
A new ministry with the bereaved has been developed in our diocese!
Individuals who desire to become facilitators in this program
must complete the application process, education and certification
requirements, attend 2 bereavement facilitator sessions and complete
an internship. Interested persons may contact The Rev. Danielle
Morris at All Saints Church, 338 East Lynn Ave., Winter Park,
FL 32789.
For those interested in seminary-level courses:
ICS and Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry are collaborating
to offer a seminary-level course this fall, one which we hope
will be the first of many such courses. Information about these
courses can be obtained by contacting the Dean.
For those called to teach (or how does a volunteer become
a teacher):
Twelve courses for Christian Educators will be offered over a
two year period. The purpose of these courses, offered by the
Christian Education Committee and ICS, is to nourish and support
those who volunteer to teach children or Youth Ministry. A participant
will receive a certificate upon the completion of six courses
and the Child Sexual Abuse Course. The Schedule and description
of courses will be found on page 19 of this catalog. Additional
information can be obtained by calling Linda Rosengren at 647-3413. |
