January Term
January Term is designed to provide maximum opportunity for intense learning either on or off campus. Our on-campus program focuses on enriching the mind and body connection, and our 3-week Study Abroad programs provide a rich cultural and academic experience that focuses on the importance of global citizenry.
On-Campus J-Term
New and returning students enrolled in J-Term have options to earn credits, enhance academic skills and engage in physical activities.
- Earn as many as 5 credits during J-Term
- Enjoy an intensive and focused learning experience
- Shorten the length of time needed to complete your degree requirements
Classes begin January 7th and end January 24th. Academic Classes meet Monday, Tuesday and Thursday: 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 1:30-4 pm.
For more information please see our J-Term Newsletter and Calendar
Students interested or who have questions should contact their advisor, or Assistant Dean, Jill Hinckley at jhinckley@landmark.edu.
Plans for January Term 2014 are in the works. Check back in June for an update.
Visiting Students: Download our 2013 J-Term Application for Admission [PDF], which includes courses, descriptions and tuition information.
Costs for J-Term 2014
The cost for J-Term varies by student status.
Three-Credit Academic Classes at the 1000 or 2000 Level
- BU2412: Human Resource Management: Roxie Hamilton
- CO1011: Introduction to Communication: Lee Crocker
- CO2051: Intercultural Communication: Geoff Burgess
- CS1401: Introduction to Programming: Kevin Keith
- EN2052: Beat Literature: John Rose
- EN2053: Staying Alive: Harrowing Narratives: Ned Olmsted
- FY1101: Learning Perspectives I (Jump Start for entering spring students) Becca Matte
- FY1110: Learning Perspectives II Becca Matte
One-Credit Physical Education Courses
- PE 1420 Ski and Snowboard: Eric Evans: Wed 10:15 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. * (additional cost (One day of skiing or snowboarding, including lessons for those wishing to sharpen their skills on the slopes).
- PE 1080: Introduction to Rock Climbing: Bethe Jankleson: T/Th 4-6 p.m.
- PE 1010 Yoga : Kristin Cassidy: W/F 11:30- 1:30 a.m
- PE 1120: Volleyball: Ellen Wood: T/Th 7:00- 9:00 p.m.
- PE 1180: Fencing: Erik Schmitt: T/Th 4-6 p.m.
Off-Campus (Study Abroad)
Students enroll in 3-credit courses designed to introduce them to the culture, people and opportunities for service learning.
Please email Peg Alden, Director of International Education, to find out more about how to apply to the program: palden@landmark.edu.
For a full description of the program, go to Study Abroad.
Jump Start Option
New students who are enrolled for the spring semester can take advantage of our Jump Start Option.
- Three days of intensive immersion classes in our required study skills course FY1011: Learning Perspectives I
- Support services are available afternoons and evenings at the Drake Center and the Landmark College Library.
- Wednesdays are dedicated to skiing or snowboarding, including lessons for those wishing to sharpen their skills on the slopes.
Not interested in the slopes? We also offer other PE options, including volleyball skills, fencing, yoga or rock climbing. All PE courses will receive one credit.
Enjoy winter wonderland opportunities on and off campus, and in and out of doors, led by our experienced faculty and dedicated staff.
Students interested or who have questions should contact their advisor, or Assistant Dean, Jill Hinckley at jhinckley@landmark.edu.
Jill Hinckley
Assistant Dean of Academics
Jhinckley@landmark.edu