Registration for the Summer 2010 and Fall 2010 sessions runs from Monday, March 8, through Sunday, March 28. Register by midnight March 28 for at least one course in each session you plan to attend to avoid a $50 late registration fee. You can change your schedule, at no extra cost, until the payment deadline for the respective session.

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The deadline for submitting a Stafford Loan application for Summer 2010 is April 1st. Required paperwork includes the 2009-2010 loan request form and the 2009-2010 FAFSA. First-time borrowers at DTS are also required to submit a Master Promissory Note. All completed paperwork must be turned in to the Financial Aid office by April 1st in order to count toward the Summer 2010 payment deadline. Students turning in their applications after the paperwork deadline are required to make alternate payment arrangements for the payment deadline. Please contact Beth Butler in the Financial Aid office with any questions at 214-841-3602 or bbutler@dts.edu.

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Graduation Applications for Summer 2010 graduates who are not participating in the Spring 2010 commencement ceremony are available online under Forms and Information, in CampusNet. If you plan to graduate in Summer 2010, your completed application is due April 1, 2010. You will then be eligible to participate in the Spring 2011 commencement ceremony. After April 1, 2010, graduation dates for those students with incomplete applications will be moved to a later session.

NOTE: Your graduation application is not complete until any/all church verification letters have been received.

For additional information or assistance contact the Academic Advising Center at registrar@dts.edu

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As an Extension Student you are able to have access to faculty and guest speakers from all over the world. All Extension Students, whether full or part time who are enrolled in a degree or certificate program are required to listen to 10 chapels from the current semester by downloading them from http://www.dts.edu/media/podcasts/.

Check out the subscribe link to have all chapels automatically downloaded to your iTunes. Chapels that are recorded and made available can usually be accessed 24 hours after the live presentation. Chapel reporting will be done twice during the semester by logging into the campus.dts.edu website.

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Join CAM International as we partner with DTS students for three short-term mission trips this summer. Honduras -- June 27-July 4, 2010; Uruguay -- July 3-12, 2010; Guatemala inVision with Dr. Oscar Lopez -- July 10-17, 2010. For more information contact Karin Rountree at krountree@caminternational.org.

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The air is fresh and the water pure. Escape and discover America’s National Parks. “A Christian Ministry in the National Parks” wants to send you to serve for the summer months with an inter-denominational ministry team to organize and lead Sunday worship services in park campgrounds. The ministry will recommend you to a park concession company so that you have a weekday job to earn a paycheck during the summer. And we equip you to meet a variety of religious and spiritual needs of coworkers, guests, and permanent residents. Ministry locations include Yosemite, Yellowstone, Great Smoky Mountain, Glacier, Grand Teton, and other national parks. As a seminary student, you also receive a $1,000 tuition scholarship for fulfilling your commitment. INTERNSHIP CREDIT possible. Visit www.acmnp.com.

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The World Evangelism Conference (WEC) Academic Incentive gives you a chance to earn one or two extra-credit points on the final grade for a SP10 course in which you are currently enrolled. The “Approved Class List” posted to Campusnet on March 5 was incorrect. A corrected list was posted on March 9. Extra credit will be awarded if you meet these conditions:
1) You attend all four days of WEC, Mar. 9-12, 8:30 am-12:30 pm.
2) You submit a completed form and two-page response paper by Mar. 26.
3) The class you choose is eligible for WEC extra credit
4) Your professor approves your paper.
5) Your final grade in the class (without extra credit) is passing. Download the form, information, and corrected class list from Campusnet “Forms and Information".

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Dr. Steve Rundle, co-author of "Great Commission Companies" and editor of "Economic Justice in a Flat World," will teach a new Business as Mission course at DTS this summer. Rundle is a recognized leader in the field of business as mission and associate professor at Biola University School of Business. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics and received Biola’s award for Faculty Excellence in Biblical Integration in 2000. WM445 Business as Mission (2 hours credit) will meet in Dallas, June 1-4. Contact: Rose Ann Hopwood, rhopwood@dts.edu.

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