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Summer Session I -- May 21 through July 2
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ARH 103-01Art of the AmericasOnline Asynchronous1
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ARS 103-01Drawing IMW9:00 a.m. to 1 p.m.Online Synchronous1
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ARS 115-01Introduction to Digital PhotographyW6:00 to 9:30 p.m.Blended1
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ARS 203-01Drawing IIMW9:00 a.m. to 1 p.m.Online Synchronous1
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BIO 180-01Special Topic: Ecology in the Lehigh ValleySee notesSee notesOn Campus1Class will meet from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m every day (including Saturday and Sunday) from Monday, May 12 through Tuesday, May 20, and from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Wednesday, May 21. Students must register by May 1 to secure summer housing. PLEASE BE SURE TO READ THE ENTIRE COURSE DESCRIPTION BEFORE REGISTERING.
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BIO 200-01
BIO 200-98		Human Anatomy & Physiology IOnline Asynchronous1Must register for both sections. Lab fee.
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BUS 101-01Business & SocietyR7:00 to 8:30 p.m.Blended1
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BUS 233-01Operations & Information SystemsOnline Asynchronous1
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COM 246-01Copyright & CultureOnline Asynchronous1
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COM 286-01Special Topic: Mediamaking for the MassesW6:00 to 9:00 p.m.Online Synchronous1Mediamaking tools are more accessible now than ever before. But in this fast-paced, content-driven world, mediamaking ethics, theories, and methods are frequently found missing. This course is devoted to introducing non-experts and non-majors to the multi-modal practice and principles of mediamaking. Students will experience introductory elements of web design, graphic arts, audio production, and video production in an exploratory setting.
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ENG 206-01Introduction to Creative Nonfiction WritingM7:00 to 9:50 p.m.Blended1
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ENG 228-01Modern European DramaOnline Asynchronous1This will be a fully online, asynchronous and writing intensive course. Each week will entail readings (dramatic, theoretical and historical), writing responses to specific prompts, and responding to peer exchanges. The workload is manageable, but students will need to create and adhere to regular schedules of engagement to stay on track. Take this course if you are looking for maximum flexibility, but are also capable of self-directed task-based work.
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ESC 111-01Topics in Environmental ScienceOnline Asynchronous1
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ESC 111-02Topics in Environmental ScienceOnline Asynchronous1
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ESC 111-03Topics in Environmental ScienceOnline Asynchronous1
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FIN 237-01Corporation FinanceOnline Asynchronous1
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HST 291-01Colonial Latin America & the CaribbeanOnline Asynchronous1
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IST 101-01Introduction to International StudiesOnline Asynchronous1
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MTH 121-01Calculus IW8:00 to 10:00 p.m.Blended1
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MTH 121-03Calculus IR8:00 to 10:00 p.m.Blended1Due to the 6/19 holiday, class will meet synchronously on 6/20 from 8 to 10 p.m. Final exam will be held on 7/2.
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MTH 122-02Calculus IITF9:30 to 10:30 a.m.Blended1
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PHL 108-01Being & KnowingOnline Asynchronous1
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PHL 110-01Principles of Reasoning & ArgumentTR12:00 to 3:20 p.m.Online Synchronous1
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PHY 121-01
PHY 121-98		General Physics I (lecture)
Lab & Recitation		MTWR10:00 to 11:00 a.m.Blended1Must register for both sections. Lab fee.
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PSC 246-01Developing NationsW7:00 to 9:30 p.m.Blended1
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PSY 101-01Introductory PsychologyOnline Asynchronous1
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PSY 214-01Sensation & PerceptionOnline Asynchronous1
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PSY 230-01Child DevelopmentOnline Asynchronous1
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PSY 326-01Lifespan DevlopmentOnline - Asynchronous1
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REL 100-01Religion & Popular CultureOnline Asynchronous1
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SNC 101-01Fundamentals of SpanishTR9:30 to 11:00 a.mHybrid1
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SPC 250-01Basic SpeechOnline Asynchronous1
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10 Week Session -- June 2 through August 7
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Course NumberCourse Name Day(s)Meeting TimeModality
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CHM 113-80 Kitchen ChemistryOnline - Asynchronous1
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MTH 119-80Statistical AnalysisMW6:00 to 8:30 p.m.Online Synchronous1
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SOC 101-80Introduction to SociologyOnline - Asynchronous1
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SOC 101-82Introduction to SociologyOnline - Asynchronous1
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WST 202-80Topics in Women's & Gender StudiesOnline Asynchronous1
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Summer Session 2 -- July 7 through August 14
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Course NumberCourse Name Day(s)Meeting TimeModality
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ACT 101-02Financial AccountingOnline Asynchronous1
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BIO 201-02
BIO 201-99		Human Anatomy & Physiology IIOnline Asynchronous1Must register for both sections. Lab fee.
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BUS 239-02MarketingOnline Asynchronous1
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COM 382-00Special Topic: Race, Gender & Stand Up ComedyOnline Asynchronous1The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the history, basic components, and different identity-based forms of stand-up comedy in the U.S. We will examine the evolution of resistive stand-up comedy from its African American roots, how women like Phyllis Diller and Moms Mabley used it as a communicative form of resistance for women, and ultimately how different marginalized populations use stand-up as a form of “safe” dissent and community connection today. We will, of course, regularly watch stand-up as part of our course and include these texts as part of our broader understanding of the medium.
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COM 386-00Special Topic: American Identity & the SitcomOnline Asynchronous1Sitcoms (a portmanteau of situational comedies) aren't just entertainment. While we turn to this decades old pastime, examining sitcoms gives us insight on how identities in the US have been defined, and how the sitcom has been used to create (sometimes falsely) cohesive narratives about what it means to be “American.” Looking at sitcoms in their historical and contemporary contexts also teaches us about the everyday. Why did post-war sitcoms focus on the domestic? Why did Norman Lear create All in the Family and The Jeffersons after various civil and social rights movements of the late 60s? How can critically examining the plethora of sitcom content today tell us more about our American culture(s)? And lastly how does looking at industrial influences change our understanding and perspective on the why and how Americans’ stories are being told? These are just some of the questions we address in this course to understand the cultural narrative of what it means to be American. In this course, students will be critical, cultural analysts, watching sitcoms as a source of information for who and how we have defined ourselves as Americans.
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COM 387-02Special Topic: DIY Media Making GearMW6:00 to 9:00 p.m.Online Synchronous1DIY Mediamaking Gear is dedicated to providing space, time, and encouragement to you and your efforts in crafting a do-it-yourself toolkit for your mediamaking. Use readily available materials and tools to build your cache of affordable alternatives to expensive production gear. Follow along and craft stabilization, audio, optical, lighting, and grip equipment. Leverage thrift, discount, and retail stores and use everyday objects in filmmaking. Learn how to research thoroughly and dive safely into the used market to score gear for less.
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ECN 102-02Principles of MicroeconomicsR6:00 to 8:30 p.m.Blended1
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ENG 220-02Introduction to Speculative Fiction WritingOnline Asynchronous1
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ENG 221-02Introduction to Poetry WritingOnine Asynchronous1
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FIN 241-02Current Topics: Investment StrategiesOnline Asynchronous1
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GEO 101-02World GeographyOnline Asynchronous1
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HST 327-02Women's AmericaOnline Asynchronous1
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HST 365-02African American Experience to 1896Online Asynchronous1
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PHL 229-02PhenomenologyOnline Asynchronous1
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PHL 242-02Law & MoralityOnline Asynchronous1
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PHY 122-02
PHY 122-99		General Physics II (Lecture)
Lab & Recitation		MTWR10:00 to 11:00 a.m.Blended1Must register for both sections. Lab fee.
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PSC 101-02Introduction to American Government and Democratic PoliticsOnline Asynchronous1
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PSC 213-02Public Health PolicyOnline Asynchronous1
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PSY 231-02Adolescent DevelopmentOnline Asynchronous1
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PSY 322-02Psychology of WomenOnline Asynchronous1
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SNC 102-02Communication in Spanish ITR9:30 to 11:00 a.mHybrid1
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Online Asynchronous: Online learning allows students to view instructional materials each week at any time.
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