Harlaxton College offers a five-week summer school each year and, like our regular semesters, we offer a broad curriculum and several optional weekend travel opportunities. Often courses are tailored to allow an experiential dimension to enhance classroom academics and field trips used to produce an intensive programme of study. Basic policies and procedures follow:

• The priority deadline for receipt of applications is 20 January 2012. Applications will be accepted after that date on a space available basis. Applications and preliminary course information will be available beginning on 28 October 2011.
• Applications and deposits should be submitted as soon as possible to ensure your place in courses with limited enrollment and so course enrollment figures may be projected. Enrollment is determined by the order in which deposits are received.
• A non-refundable deposit of $250 is due by 20 January 2012 (or within ten days of acceptance if the application is submitted after 20 January). However, if a course is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment, your deposit will be refunded. Once a course is confirmed after 20 January, the deposit is not refundable or transferable to a different course.
• A minimum of eight deposited tuition-paying students is required for a summer course to be offered at Harlaxton. Decisions will be made about the status of all courses just after the 20 January 2012 priority deadline.
• Minimum GPA requirements: 2.00 cumulative and 2.00 in the semester prior to departure.
• Students must enroll in a minimum of three semester hours; maximum load is six semester hours; no pass/fail option is offered.
• Some courses will assess a course fee to cover the cost of course-related trips and admission charges. Final course fees will be determined and collected after arrival at Harlaxton unless indicated otherwise in the course description.

The following information relates to our Summer School 2012.

Tentative Calendar

May	12	Students arrive
	13	Orientation
	14	Classes begin
	18-20	London Weekend Trip (Provisional)
	25	York Day Trip (Provisional)
	26	Cambridge Day Trip (Provisional)
June	1-3	Free Weekend
	8-10	Edinburgh Weekend Trip (Provisional)
	13	Final Examinations
	14	Students Depart Harlaxton Manor for USA, Paris or Personal Travel
	14-18	Paris Trip (Long Weekend - Thur. to Mon.) (Provisional)
	19	Paris Trip Participants Depart for USA or Personal Travel

Further Details

• Dates and Costs (pdf 12kb) (now available)
• Course Offerings (pdf 53kb)
• Class Timetable (pdf 53kb)
• Summer School Application (pdf 102kb)
• Timeline (pdf 49kb)
• Travel Calendar and Trip Itineraries

Syllabi

Listed below are Summer 2012 course syllabi (where available).

• BIOL 399 Neurobiology (3) Professor M. Cullen (pdf 168kb)
• EXSS 488 Cardiac Rehabilitation: An International Perspective (3) Professor D. Rodd
• HSA 406 Jurisprudence and Ethics in Health Care (3) Professor W. Stroube (pdf 43kb)
• HSA 499/599 The British and US Health Care Systems: A Comparative Study (3)
  Professor W. Stroube (pdf 68kb)
• MGT 331 International Business Strategy (3) Professor R. Schuttler (pdf 179kb)
• *REL 130 Christian Thought (3) Professor T. Gieselman (pdf 47kb)
• *THTR 110 Introduction to Theatre (3) Professor P. McCrory (pdf 278kb)

* = University of Evansville General Education Course

Please contact Earl Kirk (ek43@evansville.edu) for further information.

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