Incredibly fun one-month May terms. Travel to distant places with your favorite professor or stay on campus and take one unique course and compete in the all-campus wiffleball tournament, ran by the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity.
OFF-CAMPUS TOPICS AND LOCATIONS
19th Century Art & Architecture
Paris, France
Tropical Biology
Belize
Business Leadership
New York City
Roman Italy
Rome, Pompeii
Applied Video Communication
London & Stratford
Turkish Economy & Culture
Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir
20th Century Ireland
Dublin, Galway, Derby
Shakespeare in England
Stratford & London
National Parks
Grand Canyon
Field Study at Ghost Ranch
New Mexico
German Conversation
Ansbach, Berlin, München, etc
Math History
London
Ancient Temples in China
China
Spanish Conversation and Culture
Mexico
Spanish Conversation and Culture
Spain
Early Christianity in Italy
Ravenna, Rome
Drawing Abroad
Berlin, German
Forensic Science
Washington, DC
Economics of the European Monetary Union
Brussels, Belgium
Labor Economics
Washington, DC
Florence in the Age of Dante & Petrarch
Florence, Rome, Italy
Politics & Society in Contemporary Africa
South Africa
Cultural Adaptation of Native Americans
New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado
French Conversation
Cannes, France
“Drawing II in Italy focused on refining drawing and conceptual skills beyond the beginning level by learning from the Renaissance Masters on location in Florence and Rome, Italy.”
“For 17 days we hit all the sights of Rome, Pompeii, and The Island of Capri, and we studied the art, architecture, history, religions, philosophies of the time. While in Rome we saw the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Vatican City – Sistine Chapel, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and other land marks; Pompeii – we hiked up Mount Vesuvius and explored the old Pompeii city; The Island of Capri we got to experience seeing Villa Jovis and the view of Sorrento!”
ON-CAMPUS COURSES
Environmental Art
Studio Art
Modern and Contemporary Chinese Art
Art History
Plant Taxonomy
Biology
Managing Not-for-Profit Organization
Business Scholars Program
Cross-Cultural Communication
Communication
Introduction to Robotics
Computer Science
Labor Economics
Economics
Children’s Literature
Education
Lost in Jane Austen
English
Sand Volleyball
Health and Fitness
Nutrition
Kinesiology and Integrative Physiology
American Music
Music
Cyber Psychology
Psychology
World Cinema
Theater