3 courses with the subject ARL, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ARL 500Exploring Biblical Concepts of Addiction
This graduate-level course explores the complex relationship between biblical teachings and addiction. Students analyze scripture, theology, and historical context to understand how addictive behaviors and their remedies are portrayed in religious texts. The course examines how faith and spirituality intersect with recovery through biblical themes of struggle, healing, redemption, and restoration. Through discussion, case studies, and reflection, students assess the relevance of biblical concepts in contemporary recovery practices, ethical issues, and the role of faith-based communities in supporting recovery. The course fosters a nuanced, compassionate approach to addiction informed by biblical insight.
This graduate-level course examines advocacy strategies in addiction recovery, focusing on policy analysis, legislative processes, and community engagement. Students engage with case studies and simulations to develop skills in navigating politics, public health, and social justice. Emphasis is placed on ethical advocacy, effective communication, and coalition-building to support evidence-based and inclusive policies. The course equips future leaders to drive systemic change in recovery systems at all levels.
ARL 520Faith-Based Organizational Networking for Recovery
This graduate-level course explores how to network effectively within faith-based organizations to support addiction recovery. Students examine community organizing, collaboration, and resource development in religious contexts. Through case studies and practical exercises, they learn to build partnerships and alliances that foster holistic recovery systems. Emphasis is placed on engaging diverse faith traditions with ethical and cultural sensitivity. The course equips students to harness faith-based networks for inclusive and sustainable recovery solutions.
