SUMMER SESSION 2015 ONLINE & IN PERSON PROGRESS AT PURCHASE. School of Liberal Studies & Continuing Education

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SUMMER

SESSION 2015

School of Liberal Studies & Continuing Education

PROGRESS AT PURCHASE

ONLINE &

IN PERSON

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Summer Session 2015 @ Purchase College

www.purchase.edu/summer

Earn college credit in accelerated courses during the summer at affordable

SUNY tuition rates. Choose from online or traditional classroom courses to

fulfill your core requirements, focus on one course intensively, or take an

introductory course! You have many options at Purchase College whether

you are a college student home locally for the summer, an eligible* rising high

school senior, or any student seeking online courses. Three, four and seven

week course options are available.

No application is needed, so register now!

New Students: Go to

www.purchase.edu/registration

Returning Students: Go to

my.purchase.edu

, click

myHeliotrope

New York residents: $257/credit. Fairfield County residents: special discounts

apply. (Tuition and fees are subject to change.)

* Eligible rising high school seniors may enroll in college level courses at Purchase College. To learn more go to

www.purchase.edu/highschool.

SESSION 1

3 weeks SESSION 27 weeks 3 weeks & 4 weeksSESSION 3 3 weeks & 4 weeksSESSION 4

In-Person Classes ü ü ü ü

Online Classes ü ü ü ü

Start Date 5/18/15 6/08/15 6/08/15 7/06/15

Last Day to Drop/Add 5/19/15 6/10/15 6/09/15 7/07/15

Senior Citizen Registration ― 6/11/15 6/10/15 7/08/15

Last Day to Withdraw 5/27/15 7/06/15

3-week courses: 6/17/15 4-week courses: 6/22/15 3-week courses: 7/15/15 4-week courses: 7/20/15 No Class 5/25/15 ― ― ― End Date 6/05/15 7/23/15 3-week courses: 6/26/15 4-week courses: 7/03/15 3-week courses: 7/24/15 4-week courses: 7/31/15

Online Learning @ Purchase College

www.purchase.edu/online

Online courses at Purchase College are delivered asynchronously (students log in

independently) in the learning management system, Moodle. To be successful,

consistent and active participation is critical in order to meet scheduled course

assignment deadlines. To learn more including computer requirements, to

determine if you are a good candidate for online learning, and more, go to

www.purchase.edu/online.

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Summer 2015 Courses Listed by Subject

www.purchase.edu/summer

Visit our website for full course descriptions.

ART�HISTORY

www.purchase.edu/summer-arthistory

Course # Course Title Credits Start & End Date Day Time Gen. Ed.

ARH3520 Art of the 80’s, 90’s, & 21st Century 4 6/09–7/23/15 T, Th 1:00–4:35 p.m. T ARH3455 Impressionism 4 5/18–6/05/15 Online T ARH3445 Pop Art 4 6/08–6/26/15 Online T

ARTS

www.purchase.edu/summer-arts

PAD2045 Drawing From Nature* 3 6/08–7/22/15 M, W 9:00a.m.–12:35 p.m. T PHO1101 Intro to Digital Photography 3 6/08–7/22/15 M, W 9:00a.m.–12:35 p.m. T VIS1350 NEW! Sculpture and Dance Intensive 3 5/18–5/29/15 M–F 9:00a.m.–12:00 p.m. T

1:00–5:00 p.m. * ADDITIONAL FEES APPLY

ARTS

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MANAGEMENT*

www.purchase.edu/summer-artsmanagement

Course # Course Title Credits Start & End Date Day Time

AMG3100 Fundraising and Development in the Arts 4 6/08–7/23/15 M, W 1:00–4:35 p.m. AMG3981 Internship in Arts Management 3 5/18–7/31/15 By Appointment AMG1100 Introduction to Arts Management 4 5/18–6/05/15 Online AMG3520 Marketing the Arts 4 6/08–7/23/15 Online * CERTIFICATE OPTION AVAILABLE: WWW.PURCHASE.EDU/ARTSMANAGEMENTCERTIFICATE

COMMUNICATIONS/WRITING

www.purchase.edu/summer-communications

Course # Course Title Credits Start & End Date Day Gen. Ed.

WRI1110 College Writing* 4 6/08–7/23/15 Online B WRI2160 Creative Writing 4 5/18–6/05/15 Online

WRI3160 Creative Writing (Advanced) 4 5/18–6/05/15 Online * ADDITIONAL FEES APPLY

COMPUTER SCIENCE

www.purchase.edu/summer-compscience

Course # Course Title Credits Start & End Date Day

NME2730 Creating Web Documents 4 6/08–7/23/15 Online

CULTURE/LANGUAGE

www.purchase.edu/summer-language

ASL1000 American Sign Language I 4 6/08–7/02/15 M–Th 1:00–4:10 p.m. ASL1100 NEW! American Sign Language II 4 6/08–7/02/15 M–Th 1:00–4:10 p.m. SPA1010 Beginning Spanish I 4 5/18–6/05/15 Online L SPA1020 Beginning Spanish II 4 7/06–7/24/15 Online L

FILM

www.purchase.edu/summer-film

PSW1010 NEW! Screenwriting I 4 6/08–7/02/15 M–Th 9:00a.m.–12:10 p.m. T CMS3290 Sports Films 4 7/06–7/24/15 Online

CMS3140 African American Cinema 4 6/08–7/22/15 M, W 6:30–10:05 p.m.

HISTORY

www.purchase.edu/summer-history

HIS3615 African History 4 7/06–7/24/15 Online O HIS3670 America in Recent Times 4 6/09–7/23/15 T, Th 1:00–4:35 p.m. HIS3130 American History & Society Through Music 4 5/18–6/05/15 Online A HIS1450 History of the Hudson Valley Region 4 6/08–6/26/15 Online A SUNY General Education (Gen. Ed.) Key: A: American History, B: Basic Communication, H: Humanities, L: Foreign Language, M: Mathematics, N: Natural Science, O: Other World Civilizations, S: Social Science, T: The Arts, W: Western Civilization

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LEGAL

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STUDIES

www.purchase.edu/summer-legal

SOC3490 Conflict Resolution 4 6/08–6/26/15 M–F 1:00–4:20 p.m. LEG3420 Law, Order, and Disobedience 4 6/09–7/23/15 T, Th 6:30–10:05 p.m. LEG3060 White Collar Crime 4 7/06–7/24/15 Online

LITERATURE

www.purchase.edu/summer-literature

LIT3295 Dark Fairy Tales 4 6/08–7/23/15 Online

LIT3400 Short Fiction 4 7/06–7/24/15 Online H

MATHEMATICS

www.purchase.edu/summer-math

MAT1500 Calculus I 4 6/08–7/22/15 M, W 6:30–10:05 p.m. M MAT1510 Calculus II 4 6/09–7/23/15 T, Th 1:00–4:35 p.m.

MAT1600 Introductory Statistics 4 5/18–6/05/15 Online M MAT1060 Mathematics for Contemporary Life 4 6/08–7/23/15 Online M MAT1150 PreCalculus 4 7/06–7/30/15 M–Th 1:00–4:10 p.m. M PSY2320 Behavioral Statistics 4 5/18–6/05/15 Online M

NATURAL

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SCIENCE

www.purchase.edu/summer-science

BIO1750 Can Cancer Be Prevented? 4 6/08–7/23/15 Online N BIO1550 General Biology I 4 6/08–7/03/15 M–F 9:00a.m.–12:00 p.m. N BIO1551 General Biology I Lab* 1.5 6/08–7/02/15 M–Th 1:00–3:50 p.m.

BIO1560 General Biology II 4 7/06–7/31/15 M–F 9:00a.m.–12:00 p.m. N BIO1561 General Biology II Lab* 1.5 7/06–7/30/15 M–Th 1:00–3:50 p.m. CHE1550 General Chemistry I 4 6/08–7/03/15 M–F 9:00a.m.–12:00 p.m. N CHE1551 General Chemistry I Lab* 1 6/08–7/02/15 M–Th 1:00–3:50 p.m. CHE1560 General Chemistry II 4 7/06–7/31/15 M–F 9:00a.m.–12:00 p.m. N CHE1561 General Chemistry II Lab* 1 7/06–7/30/15 M–Th 1:00–3:50 p.m. BIO3160 Genetics 4 6/08–7/23/15 T, Th 6:30–10:05 p.m.

BIO1510 Human Anatomy and Physiology I 4 6/08–7/22/15 M, W 6:30–10:05 p.m. N CHE1650 Should I Eat That: The Science of Food Safety 4 7/06–7/24/15 Online N * ADDITIONAL FEES APPLY

PHILOSOPHY/RELIGION

www.purchase.edu/summer-philosophy

PHI3560 Understanding Moral Problems 4 7/06–7/24/15 Online W REL3250 World Religions 4 5/18–6/05/15 Online O

PSYCHOLOGY

www.purchase.edu/summer-psychology

PSY3100 Abnormal Psychology 4 6/09–7/23/15 T, Th 9:00a.m.–12:35 p.m. PSY2320 Behavioral Statistics 4 5/18–6/05/15 Online M PSY3150 Educational Psychology 4 6/09–7/23/15 T, Th 6:30–10:05 p.m. S PSY3301 Health Psychology 4 5/18–6/05/15 Online

PSY1530 Introduction to Psychology 4 6/08–6/26/15 Online S PSY3690 Personality Assessment 4 7/06–7/24/15 Online S PSY2250 Sensation and Perception 4 7/06–7/24/15 Online N PSY3860 Social Psychology 4 6/08–6/26/15 M–F 9:00a.m.–12:20 p.m. S

SOCIAL

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SCIENCE

www.purchase.edu/summer-socialscience

CMS3140 African American Cinema 4 6/08–7/22/15 M, W 6:30–10:05 p.m. SOC3490 Conflict Resolution 4 6/08–6/26/15 M–F 1:00–4:20 p.m. SOC3315 Contemporary Popular Culture 4 5/18–6/05/15 Online

ECO1510 Micro-Economics I 4 6/08–7/23/15 Online M ECO1500 Macroeconomic Theory I 4 7/06–7/24/15 Online S SOC3415 Racial Inequalities 4 6/08–7/23/15 Online S SOC3405 Research Methods 4 6/08–7/23/15 Online

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Summer 2015 Courses Listed by Session Date

www.purchase.edu/summer

Visit our website for full course descriptions.

SESSION I: May 18 – June 5 (3 weeks)

Time Day Course # Course Title Credits Subject Gen. Ed.

Online HIS3130 American History & Society Through Music 4 History A Online SPA1010 Beginning Spanish I 4 Culture/Language L Online PSY2320 Behavioral Statistics 4 Mathematics M Online SOC3315 Contemporary Popular Culture 4 Social Science

Online WRI2160 Creative Writing 4 Communications/Writing Online WRI3160 Creative Writing (Advanced) 4 Communications/Writing Online PSY3301 Health Psychology 4 Psychology

Online ARH3455 Impressionism 4 Art History T Online AMG1100 Introduction to Arts Management 4 Arts Management

Online MAT1600 Introductory Statistics 4 Mathematics M Online REL3250 World Religions 4 Philosophy/Religion O 9:00a.m.–12:00 p.m. M–F VIS1350 NEW! Sculpture and Dance Intensive 3 Arts T 1:00–5:00 p.m.

* ADDITIONAL FEES APPLY

SESSION II: June 8 – July 23 (7 weeks)

Online BIO1750 Can Cancer Be Prevented? 4 Nature Science N Online WRI1110 College Writing* 4 Communications/Writing B Online NME2730 Creating Web Documents 4 Computer Science

Online LIT3295 Dark Fairy Tales 4 Literature

Online ECO1510 Micro-Economics I 4 Social Science M Online AMG3520 Marketing the Arts 4 Arts Management

Online MAT1060 Mathematics for Contemporary Life 4 Mathematics M Online SOC3415 Racial Inequalities 4 Social Science S Online SOC3405 Research Methods 4 Social Science

9:00 a.m.–12:35 p.m. T, Th PSY3100 Abnormal Psychology 4 Psychology

9:00 a.m.–12:35 p.m. M, W PAD2045 Drawing From Nature* 3 Arts T 9:00 a.m.–12:35 p.m. M, W PHO1101 Introduction to Digital Photography 3 Arts T 1:00–4:35 p.m. T, Th HIS3670 America in Recent Times 4 History

1:00–4:35 p.m. T, Th ARH3520 Art of the 80’s, 90’s, & 21st Century 4 Art History T 1:00–4:35 p.m. T, Th MAT1510 Calculus II 4 Mathematics

1:00–4:35 p.m. M, W AMG3100 Fundraising and Development in the Arts 4 Arts Management 6:30–10:05 p.m. M, W CMS3140 African American Cinema 4 Film

6:30–10:05 p.m. M, W MAT1500 Calculus I 4 Mathematics M 6:30–10:05 p.m. T, Th PSY3150 Educational Psychology 4 Psychology S 6:30–10:05 p.m. T, Th BIO3160 Genetics 4 Natural Science

6:30–10:05 p.m. M, W BIO1510 Human Anatomy and Physiology I 4 Natural Science N 6:30–10:05 p.m. T, Th LEG3420 Law, Order, and Disobedience 4 Legal Studies

* ADDITIONAL FEES APPLY

SESSION III: June 8 – June 26 (3 weeks)

Online HIS1450 History of the Hudson Valley Region 4 History A Online PSY1530 Introduction to Psychology 4 Psychology S Online ARH3445 Pop Art 4 Art History T 9:00 a.m.–12:20 p.m. M–F PSY3860 Social Psychology 4 Psychology S 1:00–4:20 p.m. M–F SOC3490 Conflict Resolution 4 Legal Studies

SESSION III: June 8 – July 3 (4 weeks)

9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. M–F BIO1550 General Biology I 4 Natural Science N 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. M–F CHE1550 General Chemistry I 4 Natural Science N 9:00 a.m.–12:10 p.m. M–Th PSW1010 NEW! Screenwriting I 4 Film T 1:00–3:50 p.m. M–Th BIO1551 General Biology I Lab* 1.5 Natural Science

1:00–3:50 p.m. M–Th CHE1551 General Chemistry I Lab* 1 Natural Science 1:00–4:10 p.m. M–Th ASL1000 American Sign Language I 4 Culture/Language 1:00–4:10 p.m. M–Th ASL1100 NEW! American Sign Language II 4 Culture/Language * ADDITIONAL FEES APPLY

SUNY General Education (Gen. Ed.) Key: A: American History, B: Basic Communication, H: Humanities, L: Foreign Language, M: Mathematics, N: Natural Science, O: Other World Civilizations, S: Social Science, T: The Arts, W: Western Civilization

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SESSION IV: July 6 – July 24 (3 weeks)

Time Course # Course Title Credits Subject Gen. Ed. Online HIS3615 African History 4 History O Online SPA1020 Beginning Spanish II 4 Culture/Language L Online ECO1500 Macroeconomic Theory I 4 Social Science S Online PSY3690 Personality Assessment 4 Psychology S Online PSY2250 Sensation and Perception 4 Psychology N Online LIT3400 Short Fiction 4 Literature H Online CHE1650 Should I Eat That: The Science of Food Safety 4 Natural Science N Online CMS3290 Sports Films 4 Film

Online PHI3560 Understanding Moral Problems 4 Philosophy/Religion W Online LEG3060 White Collar Crime 4 Legal Studies

SESSION IV: July 6 – July 31 (4 weeks)

9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. M–F BIO1560 General Biology II 4 Natural Science N 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. M–F CHE1560 General Chemistry II 4 Natural Science N 1:00–3:50 p.m. M–Th BIO1561 General Biology II Lab* 1.5 Natural Science

1:00–3:50 p.m. M–Th CHE1561 General Chemistry II Lab* 1 Natural Science

1:00–4:10 p.m. M–Th MAT1150 Precalculus 4 Mathematics M * ADDITIONAL FEES APPLY

Purchase College at Rockland Community College

(RCC) Extension Site

www.purchase.edu/rcc

This summer there is one course offered in the 7-week evening session at

the Purchase College at Rockland Community College extension site. Email

[email protected] or call (845) 574-4744 for more information.

Subject Course # Course Title Credits Start & End Date Day Time

Music MTH3115 Music of Protest 4 6/08–7/23/15 T, Th 6:30–10:05 p.m.

REGISTER NOW, PAY LATER!

EASY NO APPLICATION PROCESS

New Students: Go to

www.purchase.edu/registration

Returning Students: Go to

my.purchase.edu

, click

myHeliotrope

Full payment for summer session courses must be received by May 1; failure to

do so will result in a drop of your summer registration. For registrations occurring

on/after May 1, payment is due upon notification of payment instructions to

avoid automatic drop of summer registration.

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Degree Completion Program

www.purchase.edu/liberalstudies

Have you been away from school and thinking about returning to college? Or

perhaps you’ve completed your associates degree. The liberal studies degree

completion program is designed especially for adults and transfer students. It

provides flexible scheduling options, generous transfer credit policies (up to

90 credits), one-on-one guidance, and experienced faculty who understand the

needs of working adults. Attend part or full-time; take day or evening classes

offered in person, online, or in a hybrid format. Courses are offered in the fall,

spring, summer, and winter sessions. Earn a bachelor’s degree with majors in

liberal studies, liberal studies: arts, liberal studies: communications/media

studies or liberal studies: legal studies.

To schedule an appointment with an academic advisor, call (914) 251-6500 and

press 1, or email [email protected].

Purchase College at Rockland

Community College (RCC)

Extension Site

www.purchase.edu/rcc

Close to Rockland County? Why take the bridge? Consider the Purchase College

at Rockland Community College extension site. The Liberal Studies Degree

Completion Program is designed for students with an associate’s degree and

others with at least 60 completed credits who would like to complete much of

the required coursework for their BA degrees close to home during the evening.

Bachelor’s degrees offered with majors in liberal studies, liberal studies:

communications/media studies, or liberal studies: legal studies.

To schedule an appointment with an academic advisor, call (845) 574-4744, or

email [email protected].

University Center IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

TRANSFER & LIBERAL STUDIES

INFORMATION SESSIONS

March 26 at 6:00 p.m.

April 6 at 6:00 p.m.

April 20 at 6:00 p.m.

May 7 at 10:00 a.m.

For more dates, times, and to RSVP go to: www.purchase.edu/visit

May 19 at 6:00 p.m.

June 13 at 10:00 a.m.

June 25 at 6:00 p.m.

July 18 at 10:00 a.m.

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UNDERGRADUATE

CREDIT COURSES BEGIN ON

MAY 18

JUNE 8

JULY 6

REGISTER NOW

New Students:

Go to

www.purchase.edu/registration

Returning Students:

Go to

my.purchase.edu

, click

myHeliotrope

CONTACT US

School of Liberal Studies & Continuing Education

735 Anderson Hill Road

Purchase, NY 10577

T: (914) 251-6500 F: (914) 251-6515

[email protected]

www.purchase.edu/summer

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