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Resources Supporting Student Learning at United

Great faculty, strong library resources, and the right curricula are indispensable to theological education at United.



We deeply believe that education for leadership in communities of faith is not just a matter of the head, but also of the heart and the spirit, and because changes in technology bring changes in educational and ministerial resources, additional resources for student learning are important. These include:

• the use of modern computer technology in ways that support student learning and community;
• internships in the school’s Contextual Studies program where students learn to lead by serving as apprentice leaders in contemporary faith communities;
• the seminary’s chapel program and chaplain; and
• a well-stocked bookstore.

Click on the buttons below to find out more about some of these resources.

	Technology		Chapel Program
	Internships Information for Students		Cokesbury Bookstore