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Undergraduate: Arts and Sciences
| The Summer in the City New York Internship Program is a directed 8-10 week summer program, beginning June 1, open to a select group of visiting college and university students of good standing. Earn 4 internship credits (SOEU 4900) while working and participating in a seminar with other interning students. Students who register and deposit by our Spring deadline will be assisted in applying for and securing internship placements in business, finance, marketing, media, advertising, public relations, art, theater, government, non-profits, human resources, and more. Program participants may choose to live in our Lincoln Center residence hall, in the cultural heart of Manhattan. For more information about internships, email summerintern@fordham.edu. |
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| This is a unique program designed to enrich actors seeking to vitalize and hone their performance abilities. From Tuesday, June 1 through Thursday, July 1, 2010, college actors are invited to Fordham’s Lincoln Center campus in New York City as part of the Fordham Summer Actors Workshop. |
| Fordham's Pre-College Summer Program is an excellent opportunity for serious students to get a head start on their post-high school academic careers by taking a college course for credit, with the additional option of attending special free workshops preparing for the college admission and application process. Qualified high school students may apply to enroll in selected Fordham second session summer courses (July 6 - August 5). This is a commuter program (no housing available), open to mature students with a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 (B) or better, who will be entering their senior year of high school in Fall 2010. For specific questions about this program, email czechowski@fordham.edu. |
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| This summer spend two exciting weeks in the world of sports communication at Fordham University's tenth annual Sports Communication Institute. Earn four credits (CMRU 3350) while gaining hands-on experience in the art of sports writing, broadcasting, sports marketing, and effective sports public relations planning with two instructors and several professional guest speakers from sports business and media. Leave the classroom for field trips with behind-the-scenes views of professional sports media. Please refer to the Course Schedule for additional information. |
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| Students who have taken a Business Communication course are eligible to take this special advanced two-week program for emerging professionals, designed by our College of Business Administration. Earning three credits, students meet in the morning and afternoon to learn and put into practice related skills that matter most in the professional workplace. Please refer to the Course Schedule for additional information. |
| FCLS will offer courses at our Westchester campus in the 2010 Summer Session. Most courses will be scheduled over 7 alternating weekends from May through August. Intensive Workshop courses will be held in more abbreviated formats. Courses range from Information Systems to English, Corporate Training to Psychology, and much more. Contact the FCLS Westchester office at 914-332-8309 or email Weekendcoll@fordham.edu. |
Graduate: Arts and Sciences
CEGA 6100 Theories and Applications in Contemporary Ethics
2010 information forthcoming
May 18– 20, 2009, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., Graduate Arts and Sciences
3 credits, Baur, Hinze, Penry, Rivera-Mindt, Themelli
This intensive three-day course is designed to provide cross-disciplinary perspectives on moral theory and applied ethics. Using a team-teaching approach, this course will bring together faculty from at least six different disciplines to provide foundational knowledge about moral theory with contemporary applications. In addition to seminars on foundations in moral philosophy, moral theology, and moral psychology the course will feature lectures and case discussions on issues of current social importance. Enrollment is competitive and students must be nominated by a faculty member. If selected, students will be invited to register for the course. All participants will receive tuition remission. Please visit www.fordham.edu/ethicscourse for course details. |
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| New York City Summer Certificate Program Offered by the Fordham Program in International Political Economy and Development, this is the only New York State recognized summer program of its kind. For complete program information, course descriptions, and registration information, please log on to www.fordham.edu/iped/summer. 2010 applications are forthcoming. |
Other Programs
The Institute of American Language and Culture (IALC), located on the Lincoln Center campus, offers part-time and intensive English courses for non-native speakers interested in improving their English language skills for social, professional, or academic purposes. Courses are available from beginning through university preparation levels. American culture is an essential component of each class. The IALC offers highly qualified and experienced faculty, limited class size, access to the University's audio-video language laborator , and supplemental grammar and TOEFL workshops for registered students. Please see the IALC website, www.fordham.edu/esl, for more information.
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| The Rose Hill campus is an ideal setting for learning, reflection, and prayer. All of the courses in Summer Session I and II are offered for graduate credit or can be taken for audit. Courses in the Summer Institute are strictly on an audit, enrichment basis. Complete details about our summer programs and registration information are available at www.fordham.edu/gre/. You can also e-mail us at gre@fordham.edu, or call (718) 817-4800. Better yet, come visit our campus and meet our wonderful faculty and staff! |
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