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Summer Course Offerings 2024

Every summer, Landmark College offers Summer Terms to help students maintain the learning momentum they established during the traditional semester and to give students a chance to earn credits toward graduation.

Summer 2024 course offerings will be announced soon, including online and on campus courses.

A past selection of courses offered during Landmark College's 2023 summer terms can be viewed in the tabbed sections below.

The following courses were offered during Summer 1, 2023:

  • COM3071: Professional Presentations (3 credits) with Eric Matte
  • EDU2061: Education and Identity (3 credits) with Rebecca Matte
  • CER1011: Ceramics 1 (3 credits) with David Eichelberger
  • PHE1165: Hiking (1 credit) with Peg Alden

The following courses were offered during Summer 2, 2023:

  • MAT1311: Mathematical Ideas (3 credits) with Doug Lynch
  • BUS1011: Intro to Business (3 credits) with Rebecca Matte
  • PHO1011: Digital Photography (3 credits) with Eric Stewart
  • WRT1009: Special Topics– From Distraction to Production: Writing on Demand and with Purpose
  • HIS3015: Special Topics– History of African American Music: From George Johnson to Cardi B
  • PHE1181: Walking for Health (1 credit) with Eve Khan
  • PHE1165: Hiking (1 credit) with Mark DiPietro and Benjamin Ferguson

The following courses were offered during Summer 2, 2023:

  • COM2021: Interpersonal Communication (3 credits) with Eric Matte
  • WRT1011: Composition & Rhetoric (3 credits) with Janette Kennedy

Landmark College Study Abroad is experiential education at its best! During Summer 2024, Landmark College students will embark on two exciting programs:

Please note that the application periods for all both Summer 2024 Study Abroad Programs have ended.

Employment Readiness Experience (ERE): BUS1200 | Credits 2.00

This is an introductory course to accompany the Landmark College Works Employment Readiness Experience, providing education and exposure to professional skills needed to acquire and maintain employment. The course will focus on having students understand what professional skills are and how they can be developed and implemented in the workplace, while also giving students an opportunity to explore their career values, articulate current work experiences for future employment, and carry out future job searches independently. By the end of the course, students will be able to identify and demonstrate the essential career competencies of communication, problem solving, teamwork, and professionalism. Students will engage in independent reflection, case studies, group activities, and discussions to learn course material, and will actively apply new skills learned in the classroom to their concurrent employment experience. Assessment will be based on class participation and a final presentation of the employment experience.
Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Employment Readiness Experience

For more information, please visit the Employment Readiness Experience section of the Internships & Employment webpage.

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