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Programs
Continuing Education Programs for Laity and Pastors
The Center for Church Leadership (CCL) seeks to address the spiritual needs of Hanover's students and the leadership needs of regional churches and denominations through a series of interconnected and collaborative programs that provide opportunities for growth and development. The Chaplains have primary responsibility for promoting and administering the CCL, with supporting assistance for developing an external relations programs provided by a new Director of Church Relations position.
TO REGISTER :
CLICK HERE for a registration form to print and send in, OR call Dee at 812-866-7281 to have a form mailed to you.
For an electronic form you can fill in and e-mail back, send a message to Dee - - starkd@hanover.edu
JUNE 29-30, 2009 -- ON HANOVER COLLEGE'S BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS
The CCL is happy to welcome Dr. Daniel Roland –
Web 2.0 Technology and Social Networking platforms for Ministryand Community Outreach
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Director of Academic Programs, School of Library and Information Management, Emporia State University, 1996-2008
Adjunct Faculty, School of Library and Information Management, Emporia State University, 2003-2007
Information Specialist, Koch Crime Commission, 1995-1996
An ordained elder in the United Methodist Church, Kansas East Conference, Dan has served for eleven years in local church ministry. He is currently working with the School of Library and Information Science at Kent State University to establish The Center for the Study of Information and Religion, and expects final approval by the end of this academic year. Dan will be the Primary Investigator for the CSIR. |
Dan is a professor in the School of Library and Information Science at Kent State University, specializing in the study of information and religion, and an ordained minister in the United Methodist Church
Dan’s faculty page at Kent State University:
http://www.slis.kent.edu/index.php option=com_content&task=view&id=272&Itemid=140
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Seminar participants learn the essentials of social networking including:
·How to use social networking sites such as Facebook
to enhance communication within their congregation,
·How to use social networking to expand outreach into the community
·How to easily create a private social network for the congregation
that focuses on mission, ministry, and community
·How to start and use a blog
·How and why ministers should use Twitter
The seminar provides an introduction to a mode of communication that is
increasingly popular with adults of every generation.
The Pew Internet and American Life Project reported in December 2008
that the number of online adults using social networks has quadrupled
in the past four years and that more than half of online adults age 25-34 years
have a profile on a social network site.
TO REGISTER:
CLICK HERE for a registration form to print and send in,
OR call Dee @ 812-866-7281 to receive a form by mail
For an electronic registration form that you can email back to us,
send a message to Dee Stark = starkd@hanover.edu
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