D.Min. Participant Resources

Schedule and Syllabi

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Project Resources

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• Research Bibliographies
  • Bibliography for Biblical Theology
  • Bibliography for Appreciative Inquiry
    
• Prospectus Resources
  • Prospectus guidelines (updated 10/21/05)
  • Sample Prospectus (Lori O'Dea and Terry Hughes)
    
• Project Resources
  • Interacting with Your Biblical and General Advisors (posted 4/16/07)
  • Paper Template (Microsoft Word Version) (PDF Version) (posted 6/13/06)
  • Sample Project Outline (updated 1/28/08)
  • Sample Project Below
  • Project Guidelines (updated 3/1/05)
  • Project Template (Microsoft Word Version) (updated 1/28/08)
  • Project Tracking Checklist (updated 10/21/05)
    
• Writing Resources
  • Recommendations for Writing Phase  (updated 3/1/05)
  • Pagination
  • Editors List (updated 10/23/07)
  • D.Min. Writing Style Guide (updated 1/28/08)
  • Common Grammatical and Spelling Errors (posted 2/2/07)
  • Types of Plagiarism (posted 2/2/07)
  • A Guideline For Writing Dissertation Abstracts (posted 1/11/08)
    
• Project Symposium
  • Sample Symposium Manuscript
  • Listen to the 2007 Symposium
  • Listen to the 2006 Symposium
    
• Alumni Projects
  Projects may be dowloaded at www.proquest.com
  
• Alumni Abstracts
  • A Guideline For Writing Dissertation Abstracts (posted 1/11/08)
  • 2007 Abstracts
  • 2006 Abstracts
  • 2005 Abstracts
  • 2004 Abstracts
  • 2003 Abstracts
  • 2002 Abstracts
  • 2001 Abstracts

Use of Doctoral Title

After completing all D.Min. coursework, and with an approved prospectus in hand, you may use the designation “D.Min. (cand.)” on your resume and other documents.

You may start using “D.Min.” and the title “Doctor” when your degree has been recorded on your transcript. However, you must take part in the Project Symposium to complete the requirements for the D.Min.

Updated: Friday, February 8, 2008 11:15 AM