Welcome to the Earlham community!
Congratulations and welcome to ESR! We look forward to having you with us as part of our community.
If you have questions about how to accept ESR’s offer of admission or what to do once you are admitted, please contact the director of recruitment and admissions at admissions at [email protected]; 765-983-1423.
Submit your deposit to save your seat!
To accept our offer of admission to ESR, pay your Enrollment Deposit ($100 discounted from $150 if paid before June 15) with a major credit card through our secure online portal.
Or mail a check to:
ESR Admissions
c/o Director of Recruitment & Admissions
228 College Ave.
Richmond, IN 47374.
International students: You also need to submit an International Student Deposit of $1100, which will be held in your student account with a portion to be reimbursed upon graduation.
Deposit information
- Deposit amount: $150
- Deposit due: two weeks prior to start of session
Next steps
Once we receive your enrollment deposit, we will set several processes in motion:
Step 1
We will assign an adviser to confer with you about classes. Once you receive your adviser assignment, please review the course schedule for the upcoming term as well as the academic calendar.
Step 2
Seminary Computer Services will send you emails with the usernames and passwords required to access Zimbra (email), Banner Self-Service (registration system), and Moodle (course management system).
Step 3
After you have spoken with your adviser and have received the usernames and passwords from Seminary Computing Services, you will register for courses.
Need more help?
Choosing to start your graduate education can raise a lot of questions. Reach out to our dedicated admissions team or find the department you’d like to contact below.
| Services | Contact/Resources |
|---|---|
| Financial Aid / Scholarships | Jonelle Ellis |
| Seminary Computer Services | [email protected] |
| Registration and Academic Services | April Vanlonden |
| Seminary Library Services | Karla Fribley |
| Disability accommodations | Dean’s office: 765-983-1687 |
| Housing in Richmond | ESR/BTS Housing Opportunities |
| Living in Richmond | – homeinwayne.com – waynet.org – visitrichmond.org |
Happening on campus
Rural Ministry Series
Time: 7:00 pmJoin us for this Rural Ministries Series! Register at https://RuralMinistry26.eventbrite.com
arming can be isolating and stressful, and for many farmers and farmworkers, faith communities are woven into their lives as an important place of connection and belonging. In this interactive workshop, participants will be introduced to the urgent issue of farm stress in our communities. We will present on the unique stressors that farmers face, and the opportunity that faith communities have in supporting farmers in crisis. Throughout the presentation, there will be time to reflect individually and share as a group on the values and support that faith communities can offer. In addition to deeper reflection, we will provide practical resources for faith communities. This workshop was created by a small and diverse group of folks with backgrounds in farming, mental and public health, and seminary training and who currently work to support farmer mental well being.
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Rural Ministry Series
Time: 7:00 pmJoin us for this Rural Ministries Series! Register at https://RuralMinistry26.eventbrite.com
arming can be isolating and stressful, and for many farmers and farmworkers, faith communities are woven into their lives as an important place of connection and belonging. In this interactive workshop, participants will be introduced to the urgent issue of farm stress in our communities. We will present on the unique stressors that farmers face, and the opportunity that faith communities have in supporting farmers in crisis. Throughout the presentation, there will be time to reflect individually and share as a group on the values and support that faith communities can offer. In addition to deeper reflection, we will provide practical resources for faith communities. This workshop was created by a small and diverse group of folks with backgrounds in farming, mental and public health, and seminary training and who currently work to support farmer mental well being.
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Mental Health First Aid Training & Certification (Virtual)
Time: 9:00 amMental Health First Aid (MHFA) Training teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adults.
Mental Health First Aid Training & Certification is taught by Kelly Burk, a certified trainer.
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Sing a New Hymn
Time: 7:00 pmJoin us as we explore new directions with hymns inspiring seekers and Quakers today. Amy Duckett Wagner leads this engaging session. Register & find out more at https://SingaNewHymn.eventbrite.com! Learn about…
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Mental Health First Aid Training & Certification
Time: 9:00 amMental Health First Aid (MHFA) Training teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adults.
Mental Health First Aid Training & Certification is taught by Kelly Burk, a certified trainer. There are only 30 seats available for this in-person opportunity. Fee of $150 includes the interactive workshop, course certification, lunch, and resource materials for each attendee to keep.
Mental Health First Aid Training & Certification is taught by Kelly Burk, a certified trainer.
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