The New School Open Campus Summer Programs 2020

SUMMER PROGRAMS 2020

Art & Design with Parsons Music, Writing, Filmmaking, and More

Pre-College, College, and Adult Students

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About The New School and Open Campus

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Pre-College Students

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College and Adult Students

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Policies, Procedures, and Registration Information

A BRIGHTER FUTURE STARTS THIS SUMMER AT OPEN CAMPUS Summer is the season for transformation, and with Open Campus—The New School’s destination for continuing, pre-college, and professional education—an entire network of critical thinkers, artists, and designers are learning and growing in their fields. They’re seizing summer as the time to look forward into the future.

Whether you want to earn university credit, gain career-

enhancing skills and experience, or develop an impressive portfolio for art and design school applications while expanding your network of industry professionals, the course offerings at Open Campus will help you reach your goals. Take courses in subjects like fashion merchandising, decorative arts, and lighting design. Discover the latest in literature, with an array of programs in creative writing and contemporary publishing. Or take the opportunity to grow with courses in filmmaking, international affairs, design, and other fields.

Programs offered in New York City, Paris, Florence, and other cities enable you to draw inspiration from and learn in global creative capitals.

MAKE SUMMER COUNT— AT THE NEW SCHOOL

ABOUT THE NEW SCHOOL AND OPEN CAMPUS The New School has been reinventing education for more than 100 years.

Today our comprehensive university employs progressive learning methodologies in offerings like Open Campus, our innovative continuing education portal. Open Campus offers cross-disciplinary programs for every type of student, including certificate programs and courses in design thinking, management, art and design, writing, language, liberal arts, and more; online coursework; and programs for youth, teens, and retired people. Open Campus is a vibrant network of forward-looking faculty, scholars, professionals, and other learners that offers students new and exciting possibilities.

Parsons School of Design Parsons unites creativity and intellectual rigor in innovative ways, using art and design to change the world. Founded in 1896, Parsons has pioneered the academic study of interior design, fashion design, lighting design, and graphic design. Together we’re making the world a better place through creative undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education programs for learners of all ages, interests, and needs.

Parsons Paris The European campus of The New School, Parsons Paris has had a presence in the city since 1921. Through rigorous study, students can experience Paris as insiders, exploring contemporary European art, design, fashion, and photography firsthand in the city’s many design studios and museums. Located in one of the most vibrant creative capitals in the world, Parsons Paris encourages students to take full advantage of Paris and its extraordinary educational, cultural, and professional opportunities.

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Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts At Lang, a progressive liberal arts school, academic rigor and intellectual freedom come together in small seminars in which students are challenged to question everything. Our academic programs are reading- and writingintensive and grounded in the development of critical thinking. Students ask big questions and challenge assumptions to make personal breakthroughs that advance their work and help them bring about change in the world. At Lang, your intellectual questions and passions shape your academic journey.

College of Performing Arts The groundbreaking College of Performing Arts brings together the schools of Drama, Jazz and Contemporary Music, and Mannes, freeing students to cross boundaries and create new genres. This summer, unleash your creativity, reimagine what’s possible, and elevate your musical artistry at Mannes Prep.

The School of Media Studies’ faculty of working professionals guide undergraduate and graduate students through curricula that bring together hands-on media making, critical analysis and reflection, entrepreneurship, and management. In the summer course on multimedia storytelling, you get the tools, collaboration methods, and individual attention you need to create finished pieces.

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School of Media Studies

Creative Writing Program The New School held the first academic creative writing workshop in 1931 and today is home to diverse literary voices and publishing professionals. Graduate students in the program develop their craft in workshops and seminars led by a faculty enmeshed in New York’s publishing and writing scene. The Summer Writers Colony and Publishing Institute place you in a community that broadens your abilities and literary universe.

Julien J. Studley Graduate Programs in International Affairs opencampus.newschool.edu/summer

The Studley Graduate Programs in International Affairs are distinctive in the New School tradition: critical, engaged, and committed to social justice. Tackle pressing global issues from a variety of perspectives, engage with United Nations staff and NGO partners, and earn credit in the United Nations Summer Study program.

SIGN UP AND BLAZE A NEW PATH THIS SUMMER Registration begins November 19.

Reserve your spot at opencampus.newschool.edu/summer.

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At Open Campus, courses are designed to develop your creativity and critical thinking, igniting personal, professional, and academic growth.

Broaden your horizons and transform your future with a summer program at The New School.

Credit Programs Students 16 and older, college-age students, and adults can earn college credit in The New School’s interdisciplinary programs this summer. These programs draw on the vast resources of Parsons School of Design, Mannes School of Music, the School of Media Studies, the Creative Writing Program, and the Julien J. Studley Graduate Programs in International Affairs to offer career-enhancing skills and experience designed for high school students, college students, and working professionals.

Pre-college students in grades 3–12 can delve into fields ranging from animation and cartooning to fashion to 3D design and architecture in a noncredit Parsons Pre-College Academy course in New York City. Music students in grades 2–12 can join us in August for one of our weeklong Mannes Prep intensives to hone their skills and receive guidance from like-minded peers and renowned professionals in the field.

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Noncredit Programs

Need Help? Get in Touch!

Find information about student activities, attendance and other expectations, housing, and more at newschool.edu/summer.

Need help selecting programs? Contact us; we’re experienced at matching learners with courses. Contact details can be found in program descriptions throughout the catalog. Don’t know where to start? Email summer@newschool.edu.

opencampus.newschool.edu/summer

PRE-COLLEGE STUDENTS Think big this summer and get a head start on your future. The New School’s cross-disciplinary pre-college programs enable you to build a portfolio and earn college credit while learning skills, theories, and techniques that will stoke your creativity and set you apart from your peers all year long. Students in grades 2–12 and recent high school graduates connect to supportive yet challenging learning networks in Open Campus’ Greenwich Village location and at Parsons Paris. You’ll develop new ideas, collaborate with other students, and master techniques in fields ranging from art, design, and fashion to music and film.

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PARSONS AND MANNES PREP Summer Intensive Studies

3-WEEK COURSE

July 6–24, 2020 / Ages 16–18* Enroll in our three-credit program in art and design with Parsons or music with Mannes Prep, both enriched by the vast resources of New York City. Courses are tailored to high schoolers preparing to apply to college and college students interested in broadening their education and earning transfer credits.

Choose one course from the lists below.

Courses

Program Details

PARSONS

Registration deadline: May 1, 2020

»» Animation Studio

International student registration

»» Architectural Design Studio

deadline: April 15, 2020

»» Design and Management

International students must apply for and receive

»» Design Studio

a visa and meet English language proficiency

»» Explorations in Drawing

requirements. For more information, visit

»» Fashion: Explorations in Sewing

opencampus.newschool.edu/international-students.

and Construction »» Fashion: Merchandising »» Fashion: Styling »» Fashion: Visual Presentation

Tuition and fees: $3,302 + fees Housing: Available but not required, with a meal plan for an additional fee; for details, visit

»» Game Design

newschool.edu/student-housing/summer.

»» Graphic Design

University credits: 3

»» Illustration: Beyond the Page

Class schedule: Students attend classes Monday–

»» Interactive Web Development NEW

Friday, 9:00 a.m.–3:50 p.m., with a one-hour lunch

»» Interior Design Studio

break at noon, at Parsons, Mannes Prep, and The

»» Painting

New School’s Greenwich Village campus.

»» Photography: Analog and Digital »» Photography: Digital and Video »» Printmaking »» Product Design MANNES PREP NEW »» Animation and Film Scoring »» DJing and Production »» Electronic Music Composition »» World Music

*Students must be 16 years of age by July 5, 2020.

PARSONS PARIS

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Summer Intensive Studies

3-WEEK COURSE

June 26–July 18, 2020 (courses begin June 29 and end July 17) / Ages 16–18 Experience Paris as an insider, exploring European design practice and history firsthand in the city’s many design studios and museums. Taught at Parsons Paris, this threeweek, three-credit program surrounds you with a close-knit learning community in which you work directly with leading faculty and peers from around the world.

First established in 1921, Parsons Paris is an ideal setting in which to develop global awareness and explore creative careers.

Choose one course from the list below.

Courses

Program Details

»» Explorations in Drawing

Application deadline: April 1, 2020

»» Explorations in Painting NEW

Payment deadline: April 15, 2020

»» Fashion Photography: History and Practice »» Introduction to Design and Management

Tuition, housing, meals, and excursions: $7,650 University credits: 3 Class schedule: Monday–Friday; courses meet mornings and afternoons, 9:00 a.m.–12:00 noon and

»» Introduction to Jewelry Design NEW

1:00–4:00 p.m. More details are available online.

»» Portfolio Preparation

Location: Parsons Paris, 45 rue Saint-Roch,

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»» Fashion Design Process

75001, Paris, France Questions: rebecca.cott@apiabroad.com All courses are taught in English.

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FILM AT THE NEW SCHOOL Filmmaking Intensive

4-WEEK COURSE

Film, Art, Change: Making Movies to Make a Difference July 6–31, 2020 / Ages 16–18 (rising high school juniors and seniors) Students acquire an understanding of film as social practice and re-imagine the city through multimedia storytelling that engages and informs. Students are immersed in the history and practice of making movies through instruction in 16mm filmmaking and high-definition (HD) digital techniques. The course guides students in developing their creative filmmaking and focuses on individual production, group projects, and critical discussion. (Areas of study: Film, Social Justice, Media, Documentaries, New York City, and Storytelling and Communication.)

Program Details Tuition and fees: TBD; please see the website

Class schedule: Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–

(opencampus.newschool.edu/filmartchange)

3:50 p.m., with a one-hour lunch break at noon

for pricing.

Locations: The New School’s Greenwich Village

Housing: Available with a meal plan; for details,

campus; the Innovation Center, 6 East 16th Street

visit newschool.edu/student-housing/summer.

Questions: mediastudiesadvising@newschool.edu

University credits: Students are eligible to receive 6 college credits upon completion of the course.

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Summer Jazz Intensive

1-WEEK COURSE

August 3–7, 2020 / Grades 7–12 / All instruments Join us for our weeklong Summer Jazz Intensive at Mannes Prep with the School of Jazz and Contemporary Music. Students are grouped in ensembles and work closely with distinguished performers and educators from the faculty of the school. The intensive features a low student-to-faculty ratio, a nurturing musical community, unique learning experiences, and a completion concert. All students participate in daily ensemble coachings, ear training, and theory classes; they also learn about jazz history through exploration of historic Greenwich Village. The week culminates in student performances that are open to friends, family, and the public on Friday night.

Program Details University credits: Not available for this program

continuous video of three choruses of a blues tune

Class schedule: Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–

in any key and the melody and two choruses of

5:00 p.m., with extended hours on Wednesday,

a tune of their choosing.

Thursday, and Friday

Tuition and fees: $1,575; $1,375 for current

Location: Mannes Prep’s Greenwich Village campus

Mannes Prep, Parsons, and New School students Housing: Not available for this program

Questions: mannesprep@newschool.edu

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Required video: Students should submit a

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MANNES PREP Music College Audition Bootcamp

1-WEEK COURSE

August 3–7, 2020 / Ages 16–18 (rising high school juniors and seniors) All instruments This bootcamp is designed for students in the process of preparing for college music auditions. Develop your skills, confidence, and understanding of the music college/ conservatory audition process. Through intensive work with faculty in workshops, mock auditions, and repertoire classes, you build and refine your audition skills, learning how to best present yourself in college auditions. Discover dos and don’ts for auditions, and learn how to manage performance anxiety while turning it into a valuable asset.

Hear directly from college admission professionals and receive guidance in interviewing, filling out applications, writing a résumé, and more. Prepare for college theory and ear training placement testing with intensive review and practice testing. Equipped with new skills and confidence, you’ll be ready to take center stage in your auditions!

Program Details Registration deadline: May 1, 2020

University credits: Not available for this program

Tuition and fees: $1,575; $200 discount for

Class schedule: Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.

current Mannes Prep students

Location: Mannes Prep’s Greenwich Village campus

Housing: Not available for this program

Questions: mannesprep@newschool.edu

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Summer Chamber Music Intensive

1-WEEK COURSE

August 3–8, 2020 / Grades 2–12 / All instruments Join us for the Summer Chamber Music Intensive, a weeklong uniquely personalized experience for young musicians. Students are grouped into chamber ensembles and work closely with members of Mannes Prep’s outstanding, inspiring faculty. The intensive features a low student-to-faculty ratio, a nurturing musical community, exciting performance opportunities, and plenty of fun! All students participate in daily chamber coachings, sight-reading classes, master classes and workshops, and jam sessions. The week culminates in a student performance that is open to family, friends, and the public.

Program Details Housing: Not available for this program

Audition requirements: Applicants should have

University credits: Not available for this program

note-reading skills and be able to play at least

Class schedule: Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–3:00

a two-octave scale. See our website for further

p.m., with extended hours on Saturday, August 8

audition requirements.

Tuition and fees: $1,575; $200 discount for current Mannes Prep students

Location: Mannes Prep’s Greenwich Village campus Questions: mannesprep@newschool.edu

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Registration deadline: May 1, 2020

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PARSONS Pre-College Academy

2-WEEK COURSE

August 3–14, 2020 / Grades 3–5, 6–8, 9–12 Explore art and design through fun hands-on projects that develop your creative thinking skills, technique, and collaborative abilities—or create a portfolio.

Choose one course from the lists below.

Courses

Program Details

GRADES 3–5

Registration deadline: June 1, 2020

»» Big Beat: Brazilian Drumming 1

Tuition and fees:

»» Cartooning 2

Grades 3–5 (half day): $656 + fees

»» Foundation Studio 2

Grades 3–12 (full day): $1,312 + fees

»» Piano Lab 1 »» Toy Design 2

Housing: Not available for this program University credits: This is a noncredit program.

GRADES 6–8 »» 3D Studio »» Animation Studio »» Creative Code NEW »» Design and Wear

Class schedule: Students in grades 3–5 can choose to attend a half day (9:00–11:50 a.m.) or a full day (9:00 a.m.–3:50 p.m., with a one-hour lunch break at noon). Students in grades 6–12 attend a full day.

»» Digital Video and Photography

Location: Parsons’ Greenwich Village campus

»» Fashion Design

newschool.edu/parsons/pre-college-academy

»» Game Design »» Painting and Drawing GRADES 9–12 »» Animation Studio »» Architecture »» Digital Video and Photography »» Fashion Accessory Design »» Fashion Design I »» Fashion Design II »» Game Design »» Graphic Design »» Illustration »» Interior Design »» Painting and Drawing »» Portfolio Development: Design 3 »» Portfolio Development: Fine Arts 3 »» Printmaking: Design and Drawing »» Product Design »» Web Design NEW 1 Afternoon only 2 Morning only 3 Grades 11 and 12 only

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UNLOCK YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL

COLLEGE AND ADULT STUDENTS Earn transfer credits for your undergraduate or graduate studies with career-enhancing courses at The New School’s Open Campus. Whether you are a practicing design professional looking to expand your network, a college student preparing your portfolio for graduate admission, or a creative seeking inspiration in a major design hub, you can earn college credit while you apply your intellect and immerse yourself in new surroundings and ideas in New York City, Paris, or Florence. Our summer programs offer a range of subjects to study, including lighting design; marketing, branding, and design management; decorative arts; and the luxury fashion industry.

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PARSONS Summer Intensive Studies

3-WEEK COURSE

Session I: June 1–19, 2020 / Session II: July 6–24, 2020 Ages 19+ or 18 with a year of college Ready to dive deep into creative practices such as product design, graphic design, and design management in an academically rigorous, artistically stimulating environment?

In this intensive three-week, three-credit program, you spend five days a week in studio classes and receive homework assignments that develop your facility with the design process. Special events—including portfolio reviews, career panels with Parsons alumni, and lectures by guest speakers—develop your skills and professional opportunities Choose one course from the list below.

Courses

Program Details

»» Animation Studio 1

Registration deadline for all students for Session I:

»» Design and Management

April 1, 2020

»» Design Process and Skills 1

Registration deadline for all students for Session II:

»» Explorations in Drawing 1

May 1, 2020

»» Fashion: Explorations in Sewing and Construction »» Fashion: Merchandising

Tuition and fees: $3,302 + fees Housing: Available but not required; for details, visit

»» Fashion: Visual Presentation

newschool.edu/student-housing/summer.

»» Graphic Design I

University credits: 3

»» Graphic Design II

Class schedule: Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–3:50

»» Illustration: Beyond the Page 2

p.m., with a one-hour lunch break at noon

»» Interactive Web Development 1 NEW »» Interior Design Studio »» Painting 1 »» Photography: Analog and Digital »» Photography: Digital and Video 1 »» Printmaking 1 »» Product Design

1 Session I only 2 Session II only

Location: Parsons’ Greenwich Village campus

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Summer Intensive Studies in Constructed Environments

4-WEEK COURSE

June 22–July 24, 2020 / Ages 19+ Explore architecture, interior design, or industrial design while creating portfolio-ready works for application to graduate programs such as Parsons’ MArch or MFA in Interior, Lighting, or Industrial Design. This rigorous, intensive studio course introduces you to the design process, enabling you to develop manual and digital skills including measuring, drafting, model making, and design communication. You engage with NYC as a unique context for built environments through visits to galleries, firms, and organizations like the Architecture Center and MoMA.

Program Details Housing: Available but not required; for details, visit

International student registration

newschool.edu/student-housing/summer.

deadline: April 15, 2020

University credits: 4

International students must apply for and receive

Class schedule: Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00

a visa and meet English language proficiency

p.m., with a one-hour lunch break at noon

requirements. For more information, visit opencampus.newschool.edu/internationalstudents.

Tuition and fees: $5,062 + fees

Location: Parsons’ Greenwich Village campus Questions: summer@newschool.edu

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Registration deadline: May 1, 2020

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PARSONS PARIS Summer Intensive Studies

3-WEEK COURSE

Session I: May 29–June 20, 2020 (courses begin June 1 and end June 19) Session II: June 26–July 18, 2020 (courses begin June 29 and end July 17) Sessions I + II: May 29–July 18, 2020 Ages 19+ or 18 with a year of college Experience Paris from an insider’s perspective by exploring the history of European art and design firsthand in the many museums and design studios the city has to offer. This program is open to all students who wish to deepen their art and design knowledge at the European sister campus of Parsons, the No. 1–ranked art and design school in the United States.

Courses

Program Details

SESSION I

Registration deadline: April 1, 2020

» Business of Fashion 1

Tuition deadline: April 15, 2020

» Fashion Design Process » Fashion Styling 1 NEW

Tuition and housing: Session I: one course: $6,590; two courses: $9,980.

SESSION II

Session II: one course: $6,590; two courses: $9,980.

» Explorations in Drawing

Sessions I and II: two courses total: $12,460; three

» Explorations in Painting NEW

courses total: $15,840; four courses total: $18,980.

» Fashion Communication

Includes housing, subway pass, insurance, and

and Art Direction 1 NEW » Fashion Design Process » Fashion Photography: History and Practice » Introduction to Jewelry Design NEW » Paris: Fashion and Brand Heritage 1 NEW

excursions.

University credits: 3 per course Class schedule: Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., with a one-hour lunch break. Most courses offer a choice of three-hour morning sessions, 9:00 a.m.– 12:00 noon; three-hour afternoon sessions, 1:00– 4:00 p.m.; or a combination of both. More details are available online.

Location: Parsons Paris, 45 rue Saint-Roch, 75001, Paris, France Questions: rebecca.cott@apiabroad.com

1 Half day

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Luxury Design Management: Parsons Paris—Polimoda (Paris and Florence)

4-WEEK COURSE

June 26–July 24, 2020 / College juniors and seniors, adults Luxury Design Management is a specialized summer course on the essence, heritage, and organization of high-end industries. It focuses on the strategic development of France’s and Italy’s leading luxury sectors and provides an interdisciplinary understanding of their characteristics and operations at the crossroads of design innovation, business, and culture. The course—offered jointly by Parsons Paris and Polimoda, an Italian fashion education institution—is run by resident professors and industry lecturers from Paris and Florence. It combines lectures, seminars, workshops, and field trips to luxury fashion companies and production sites in and around Florence and Paris. During the course, participants receive instructions and tutoring as they work on a research project, keeping track of their process in written and visual form.

Program Details University credits: 6 credits

Tuition deadline: April 15, 2020

Class schedule: Monday–Friday

Tuition and fees: $7,990; includes housing, subway

Questions: rebecca.cott@apiabroad.com

pass, insurance, and cultural events. Participants are responsible for meals and all travel expenses.

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Registration deadline: April 1, 2020

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PARSONS ABROAD Decorative Arts Graduate Seminar

2-WEEK COURSE

Late June–early July (dates TBD) / Ages 22+ with a BA or the equivalent Each summer, Parsons faculty organize two-week graduate study courses in settings around the world—Paris, London, Berlin, Stockholm, and Helsinki, to name some recent examples—that are rich in history and opportunities for focused study of decorative arts, design, and curatorial work. These courses draw on local cultural resources and offer unparalleled access to the objects, interiors, curators, and approaches to scholarship and presentation that make these cultural capitals unique. Recent classes have engaged with topics including Scandinavian modernism and national identity, French period interiors, and German material culture from the late 18th century to the early 20th century. Visit opencampus.newschool.edu/summer to find the summer 2020 offerings, which will be posted soon.

Program Details Registration deadline: April 15, 2020

University credits: 3 graduate credits

Tuition and fees: $6,225; participants are

Class schedule: Monday–Friday

responsible for accommodations, meals, and

Questions: lichtmas@newschool.edu

transportation to and from the course.

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS AT THE NEW SCHOOL United Nations Summer Study Program

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7-WEEK COURSE

June 1–July 17, 2020 / Ages 20+ Gain hands-on experience in the UN system. The United Nations Summer Study (UNSS) program, offered by The New School’s Julien J. Studley Graduate Programs in International Affairs, brings together professionals and graduate and advanced undergraduate students for on-site observation, discussion, and study with the United Nations in New York City. UNSS takes you beyond a narrow focus on security and diplomacy to explore development, human rights, humanitarian action, peacekeeping, gender and peacebuilding, and environmental and reform issues. Coursework prepares you to understand and engage with contemporary issues, policies, and debates in international affairs.

Limited partial scholarships are available for selected non–New School students.

New School students should contact Student Financial Services to find out whether scholarships can be applied to the summer term.

Program Details

OPTION I: CORE CURRICULUM

Early application deadline: February 1, 2020

3 graduate or 4 undergraduate credits

Final application deadline: March 31, 2020

» Class: The United Nations and World Order » Colloquium with UN staff and international affairs professionals » Site visits to the headquarters of the UN and to other international agencies OPTION II: CORE CURRICULUM + PRACTICUM 6 graduate or 8 undergraduate credits » Core curriculum (described above) » Practicum group consultancy with the UN

Tuition and fees: Option I: $5,130; Option II: $10,260; Option III: $2,800 Housing: Available for an additional fee but not required Class schedule: Monday and Thursday, 4:00–7:00 p.m.; Tuesday, 5:00–7:00 p.m.; Friday hours vary Location: The New School’s Greenwich Village campus

or a UN-affiliated NGO, overseen by a

Questions: unstudy@newschool.edu

faculty advisor

Learn more and register today at

OPTION III: NONCREDIT CORE CURRICULUM

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Program Options

newschool.edu/unss.

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WRITING AT THE NEW SCHOOL Summer Writers Colony

3-WEEK COURSE

June 1–18, 2020 / Ages 19+ Discover the writer’s life in New York City at The New School’s Summer Writers Colony.

This intensive three-week program provides a supportive yet challenging atmosphere in which to develop as a writer. You and your peers critique one another’s projects in a daily writing workshop moderated by a member of The New School’s distinguished writing faculty. Instructors also provide detailed feedback on your work. Participants can elect to attend daily sessions focused on developing the writer’s craft or join moderated conversations with professionals in publishing. In the evenings, literary salons bring notable writers such as Teju Cole, Lydia Davis, Mary Gaitskill, Jhumpa Lahiri, Eileen Myles, Maggie Nelson, and Colson Whitehead into conversation with colony students and faculty.

Program Details Tuition and fees: TBD; please see the website

University credits: 0–6

for pricing.

Class schedule: Monday–Thursday, 12:00–8:00 p.m.

Housing: Available for an additional fee but

Location: The New School’s Greenwich Village campus

not required

Questions: summerwriters@newschool.edu Learn more and register today at newschool.edu/summerwriters.

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Publishing Institute

1-WEEK COURSE

June 22–26, 2020 / Ages 19+ The New School Publishing Institute is a weeklong intensive in which you acquire the foundation you need to break into the world of New York City publishing—or launch your own venture. Led by publishing veteran John Oakes and featuring visits from top NYC CEOs, publishers, agents, and publicists, the institute offers students and professionals an accelerated immersive course of study engaging with one of the most popular creative industries in the city. Whether you’re seeking new employment opportunities, wish to learn more about the industry of which you are a part, or are hoping to start your own venture, the New School Publishing Institute will familiarize you with current trends and practices in a rapidly changing field and orient you to new possibilities.

Program Details Class schedule: Monday–Friday, 9:30 a.m.–4:30

for pricing.

p.m., with a one-hour lunch break at noon

Housing: Available for an additional fee but

Location: The New School’s Greenwich Village campus

not required

Questions: publishinginstitute@newschool.edu

University credits: 0–3 (for-credit study available to graduate students and undergraduate juniors

Learn more and register today at

and seniors)

newschool.edu/publishing-institute.

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Tuition and fees: TBD; please see the website

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YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE STARTS THIS SUMMER

Policies, Procedures, and Registration Information Registration opens on November 19, 2019. Start your registration online at opencampus.newschool.edu/summer. For information on all policies and procedures, including housing fees, withdrawal, and refunds, visit opencampus.newschool.edu/summer-resources.

The New School welcomes students from around the world to its campuses in New York and Paris. The university values the unique perspective each student brings to the program and the academic richness of a culturally diverse student body. Learn more about visa and language requirements, dates, and deadlines by visiting opencampus.newschool.edu/summer.

For full information on the university’s accreditation, visit newschool.edu/provost/accreditation.

Join Our Creative Community Learn more and register! opencampus.newschool.edu/summer

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