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George M. Manuel Library
Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
Institutional Review Board (IRB)
Grading Scale and Academic Progress
Credit Recognition and Transfer Policy
Attendance and Punctuality
Misc Policies
John Wesley School of Leadership
Graduate
Leadership
Doctoral
Leadership
Moore School of Education
Overview
Undergraduate
Deaf Studies
Elementary Education
Graduate
Master of Education
Concentrations
American Sign Language
Patterson School of Business
Overview
Undergraduate
Bachelor of Business Administration
Bachelor of Business Administration with Minor
Graduate
Financial Planning
Master of Business Administration
Concentrations
Management
Sports Management
Piedmont Divinity School
Overview
Undergraduate
Bible
Biblical Studies
Biblical Studies (Certificate)
Graduate
Biblical Studies
Master of Divinity
Ministry
Ministry (Portuguese)
Ministry (Spanish)
Concentrations
Ministry
School of Arts and Sciences
Overview
Undergraduate
Criminal Justice
Esports
Information Systems
Interdisciplinary Studies
Nursing
Psychology (BA)
Psychology (BS)
Public Health
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Graduate
Counseling
Data Science
Nursing
Public Health
Concentrations
Criminal Justice
History
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Public Health
Social Work
Course Descriptions
General Education Courses
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John Wesley School of Leadership
Moore School of Education
Patterson School of Business
School of Arts and Sciences
Piedmont Divinity School
Reference Information
Addendum
Doctrinal Statement
PT 301
Homiletics
3 Credit Hours
A course treating preparations and delivery of sermons. Examination is made of the three traditional sermon types: topical, textual, and expositional. Class messages are required and constructive criticism given.
Prerequisites
GS 201
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Principles of Speech
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