Students can work with Hall Director on qualifying Practicum opportunities.

Experiential Learning Practicum 1 – PRAC 1001

The experiential learning practicum is designed to stress application of learning and reflection in the community, ministry, and workplace environments.

Students will be supervised by a practicum supervisor on-site as they serve in community organizations, student leadership, ministry roles, campus employment, internships, or cooperative education experiences.

The purpose of the experiential learning practicum course is to provide a critical reflection space for students to document their ministry experience, reflect on their learning and engagement with relevant texts, and receive evaluation that can be used for future growth.

The 1-credit practicum course equates to roughly 40 contact hours of applied learning.

Students may take up to a combined total of 24 credit hours of PRAC-1001, 1002, 1003, and 1004 practicum credits.

Prerequisites: No Prerequisites

Categories: Ministry

Credit hours: 1

Trades Practicum – TRDS 1001

The Trades Practicum emphasizes applying learning and reflection in community, ministry, and workplace settings.

Students are supervised by a practicum supervisor while serving in community organizations, student leadership, ministry roles, campus employment, internships, or cooperative education experiences.

This course provides a space for students to document their ministry experience, reflect on learning, engage with relevant texts, and receive evaluation for future growth.

This 1‑credit practicum requires 40 contact hours of applied learning.

Prerequisites: No Prerequisites

Categories: Area studies

Credit hours: 1