Summer Courses at McDaniel

Undergraduate Summer Session 2013

Registration for all students (including degree and non-degree seeking) begins Monday, April 1, online and at the Registrar’s Office.

Regular Courses

Session I: May 28 – June 28

Art History 1113-01: History of Western Art I
Gretchen McKay, Associate Professor of Art History
Online Course
 

Session II: June 3 – July 5

English 2265-02: Special Topic: American Literature
Christopher Love
MTWTH   09:45AM – 11:45AM

History 2267-01: Special Topic: Russia in Revolution  
Jakub Zejmis
MWF 5:15PM – 8:15PM

History 2269-01: Special Topic: Taiji Martial Arts in China
Qin Fang
MWF 5:15PM – 8:15PM

Music History / Literature 1152-01: Diversity – Meaning Pop Music
Robin Armstrong, Professor of Music
Online Course

Psychology 2209-01: Developmental Psychology
Sarah Lippy, Adjunct Lecturer in Psychology
MTWTh 11:00 a.m. – 1:15 p.m., Academic Hall 300

Psychology 3306-01: Adolescent Development
Stephanie Madsen, Associate Professor of Psychology
MTWTh 9:30 a.m. – 11:45 a.m., Academic Hall G17

Religion 1104-01: Introduction to Religious Studies
Jill Krebs, Lecturer in Philosophy
Online Course

Sophomore Interdisciplinary Studies 2010-01: South Park and Contemporary Issues
Sara Raley, Assistant Professor of Sociology and Joshua Baron, Lecturer in Philosophy
Online Course

Sociology 2412-01: Wealth, Power and Privilege
Deb Lemke, Professor of Sociology
Online Course

Spanish 1101-01: Elementary Spanish I
Guillermo Gonzalez, Adjunct Lecturer in Spanish
MTWTh 12:30 p.m. – 2:15 p.m., Baker Memorial Chapel 100
 

Session III: July 8 – August 9

English 2265-01: Tenement House Literature
Joshua Ambrose, Director of the Writing Center
Online Course

English 2272-OL: Popular Romance Fiction
Kathleen Miller, Adjunct Lecturer in English
Online Course

Gerontology 1101-01: Introduction to Aging Studies
Diane Martin, Visiting Assistant Professor Gerontology
Online Course

General Science 1104: Mastering Calculations in Science—2 crs.
Marilyn Smith, Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Online Course

General Science 1106-01: Understanding the Universe
Apollo Mian, Professor of Physics
Online Course

General Science 1111-01: Introductory Astronomy
Apollo Mian, Professor of Physics
Online Course

Philosophy 1101: Introduction to Philosophy
Joshua Baron, Lecturer in Philosophy
Online Course

Philosophy 2265: Philosophy – Violent Media
Joshua Baron, Lecturer in Philosophy
Online Course

Sociology 1104-01: Introduction to Sociology
Linda Semu, Associate Professor of Sociology
Online Course

Except where noted, courses are 4 credit hours.

Special Opportunities

Independent Study courses provide opportunity for individual study under the direction of a faculty member. Independent Study is arranged by the sponsoring faculty member and the student, and students complete a form available in the Registrar's Office.

Student Internships are available through cooperative programs with government, business, industry, institutions, and individuals.  Internships are coordinated through the Office of Career Services and may be arranged directly through the academic departments or programs of the College.  Credit bearing internships must be sponsored by a member of the faculty, and students complete a form available in the Registrar's Office.

Common Ground on the Hill (June 30 - July 12, 2013), now celebrating its 19th year, is built around an international community of musicians, artists, dancers, poets, and scholars that assemble each year during July for Common Ground's Tradition Weeks.  Students of all ages may enroll, whether for non-credit or credit.  Common Ground courses are academically rigorous, while allowing students to acquire new skills and perspectives in a friendly, encouraging environment.   For information on tuition and fees for Common Ground and to enroll, see www.commongroundonthehill.org or contact 410-857-2771 or commongroundonthehill@gmail.com.

Expenses

1. Tuition: $392.50/credit hour

• 4 credit hour course: $1,570
• 2 credit hour course: $785
• .5 credit hour course $196

Courses are available to Auditors at one half the tuition.  Senior citizens are charged $25 per credit hour.

2. Housing (Session I and II only): approximately $145/week, standard double room

• Residence hall, 5 weeks: approximately $725
• Other options available

3. Meals: $126/week to $170/week

• Five weeks, 14 meals/week: $630
• Five weeks, 20 meals/week: $850

Registration for all students (including degree and non-degree seeking) begins Monday, April 1, online and at the Registrar’s Office.