Archives for 2024

Students, with winter registration approaching we wanted to provide some tips for planning your classes. Did you know that there are several ways to view the Academic Calendar? Login to MyLutherNet and click on Academics and then Academic Calendar on the left hand side. You are presented with the traditional calendar view.

This is a google calendar that you can subscribe to by clicking the plus sign in the lower right corner. If you select Academic Calendar 2024-2025.pdf another view will appear that highlights key dates.

Finally, the alternate view includes less information and more white space but might be to your liking.

In this devotion, Neal Snider ’60 M.Div., ’84 M.Th., reminds us that Christ is our high priest and so much more. Read today’s God Pause.

Students, with winter registration approaching we wanted to provide some tips for planning your classes. Did you know that you can actually see a draft of the course syllabus BEFORE registration? Login to MyLutherNet and click on Registration and scroll down to View Syllabi.

Make sure to select the Term: 2024-2025 Winter Term and click on Search to view the courses offered.

Select the course you are interested in and then click on Syllabus on the left hand side of the screen.

In this devotion, Neal Snider ’60 M.Div., ’84 M.Th., wonders how our human suffering relates to God’s promises of health and safety. Read today’s God Pause.

Students, with winter registration approaching we wanted to provide some tips for planning your classes. Did you know that your class status is determined by the number of courses you have earned credit for and have a grade posted? So, although you may be currently taking your 7th class/credit, it isn’t complete so your student status will not change. Not sure of your current class status? That information can be found on MyLutherNet on your Profile page. Click on the circle icon in the upper right for Profiles & Settings.

Then select Academic Information and look at Classification.

In this devotion, Neal Snider ’60 M.Div., ’84 M.Th., meditates on Isaiah’s confidence that God will do good things in the future. Read today’s God Pause.