Tutoring

The institution uses the Chicago Style for the writing of papers, thesis, and dissertations. Understanding many adult learnings are unfamiliar with the Chicago Style, the Institution has selected the following guides to assist and tutoring is available through The Goldberg Library. Undergraduate students will use the latest version of A Manual for Writing by Kate Turabian.

Developed by the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL), The Chicago Writing Style or as it is called the Turabian writing style, all graduate and doctoral degree programs will use the Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, Dissertations for Students and Researchers. The Turabian writing style guides the student and researchers in writing, editing, and publishing.

Similar to the SBL, students, and researchers will be guided to conduct a critical investigation of the Bible from a variety of academic disciplines that are best suited for the publication of major works of research. While tutoring is available and open to all students, it is not free and students must schedule appointments in advance through The Goldberg Library.

Subjects in which students may request tutoring include Turabian writing, biblical languages (Greek & Hebrew), English, with other subjects on an as-needed basis. Students may see the Librarian for per hour costs and for scheduling of sessions.