Requirements                                                                                                     1. This course requires that you will work on a faculty-guided project or thesis related to your interests in your area of applied ministry. Your project will integrate creativity, relevance and integrity to produce a work of the highest quality. 

2. Upon enrollment in the course, you will create a proposal-outline together in consultation with your faculty-mentor. The proposal-outline will provide an overview of what you intend to accomplish and how it will be applied to your area of ministry.

3. Students who choose the thesis concentration will produce a document of 80-100 pages with proper documentation on their subject area. Those who choose the project concentration will provide practical documentation (30-40 pages with proper documentation) and other media. Examples of other media would be audio (mp3 files), video (videos that can be played on Window Media or Real Player), powerpoint presentations, a website design, etc. Whatever media you feel is appropriate for your project, feel free to use it.   

Communication
Communication and discussion are important aspects to the effective creation of an individual project or thesis because it will allow us to interact and provide constructive feedback. We will primarily communicate via e-mail with possible periodic phone meetings. Please feel free to use my email address for questions, comments, concerns, etc. and I will do the same.