Counseling: Life Issues
SO 215 (3 semester credit hours)
Mondays 7:00 PM - 9:40 PM
Hillsboro Campus

Discusses common struggles and solutions people face. Topics include: seperation and divorce, addictions and co-dependency, adolescence and developmental issues, depression, anger, death, and suicide.

EN 111: teaches the fundaments of essay writing and will develop proficiency in various essay formats while emphasizing the proper use of grammar. Creative writing and journaling will also be explored.

EN 115: students will develop analytical skills to discover and support ideas. They will organize an essay thesis while examining various styles and genres of literature. Focus will be on the college-level writing process, revising, and editing for readership.

Note: These two courses are being offered concurrently. Students will register for the appropriate class based on writing level.

Studies the historical books found in the Old Testament. Emphasis is placed on both the events and the thematic content in each book beginning with Joshua and concluding with II Samuel.

Hemeneutics
BI 203 (semester credit hours)
Thursdays 7:00 PM - 9:40 PM
Hillsboro Campus

Provides the framework for studying and interpreting the Bible. It develops skill in proper biblical exegesis. Resources such as lexicons, concordances, and other references are also discussed.