Archives for October 15, 2020

Winter registration opens up by class stats at the end of the month. You can review specific dates and class status info on MyLutherNet > Registration > Key Registration Dates (right column).

7:45 a.m. Central Thursday, October 29
MDIVX, Seniors, Interns, Affiliated, Th.M., Ph.D.

7:45 a.m. Central Tuesday, November 3
Middlers

7:45 a.m. Central Wednesday, November 4
Juniors

7:45 a.m. Central Thursday, November 5
New Admits – Winter Term

7:45 a.m. Central Friday, November 6
Non-Degree, Certificate, Winter admit only students

If you have questions about winter course planning please email Sarah LJ at advising@luthersem.edu.

If you have an in-depth issue or question you can sign up for an advising appointment here.

The Educational Leadership Committee (ELC), comprised of a group of faculty and staff leaders, along with the Enterprise Leadership Team (ELT), comprised of administrative leaders, concur that the winter term will continue to be fully online.

The ELC is working on ideas for spring term which may provide some additional pedagogical options for faculty and students. They hope to have finalized plans no later than November 1. President Robin Steinke will communicate as soon as that information is available.

Staff and faculty continue to exercise maximum flexibility to work from home. If and when staff would like to work in the office on campus, our policy is to have no more that 25% of folks in offices at any one time. As ever, our priority is the health, safety, and well-being of the entire community.

The Stewardship Leaders Program at Luther Seminary is on a mission to help all students enhance financial well-being and strengthen stewardship leadership muscles, no matter what context you serve in after seminary. We are redesigning our program to fit the changing needs of our student body and need your input to make sure our new program design aligns with your needs.

In this survey, we ask about attitudes and behaviors around money and stewardship leadership. Please answer these questions honestly so we can get a realistic picture of our students’ financial lives. This is a guilt and shame-free zone. All responses are anonymous.

The financial wellness survey should take 15 minutes or less to complete. It will stay open until October 23. For every completed survey, we will donate $10 to charity. Once the survey is closed, we will invite the entire student body to help us decide what organization(s) to donate the money to.

If you have any questions, please contact one of the Stewardship Leaders Program staff members: Grace Pomroy, Catherine Malotky, or Arlene Flancher.