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AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
New Online Course Offering for Summer Session A and B
American Sign Language (ASL) is the thirdmost used language in the United States, behind English and Spanish. ASL skills can enhance career opportunities for students in their chosen field or prepare them for careers in the growing field of ASL communication and interpretation. Students can also use ASL courses to fulfill the foreign language graduation requirement.
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TAL 107 American Sign Language I
TAL 207 American Sign Language II
TAL 307 American Sign Language III
TAL 407 American Sign Language IV
Registration
Registration for Summer online courses starts April 4, 2023 for active University of Miami students, as well as visiting students. Visiting students must apply via UM Non-Degree-Seeking Status at: miami.edu/asap
Contact sap.cstudies@miami.edu 305-284-2727
Learn more about the courses by visiting miami.edu/bgsdegree and reviewing our Course Offerings page.
Summer Intersessions
As the University of Miami’s Division of Continuing Education, our goal is to provide opportunities throughout the year, including summer, for students to achieve their educational goals over a concentrated period. These short-term credit courses can help students get to graduate more quickly or take advantage of the flexibility offered by an online format and earn their credits remotely. Continuing students can also participate in innovative classes taught by outstanding faculty and renowned guest lecturers.
Course Session Dates
First Summer Intersession:
May 15, 2023 - May 30, 2023
Second Summer Intersession:
June 26, 2023 – July 11, 2023
Tuition
$2,310 per credit
Refund Policy
After the second day of class, no refunds or academic drops are available to students.
Grades
Official grades for Intersession courses will not be released until the end of the summer session in which they are offered.
Contact Sap.cstudies@miami.edu
305-284-3889 credit.dcie.miami.edu
Summer Intersessions Course Offerings College of Arts and Sciences
Courses Offered During First Summer
Intersession May 15, 2023 – May 30, 2023
Philosophy of Film
PHI353 | Section U80/B80 | 3 credits | Undergraduate PHI553 | Section U80/B80 | 3 credits | Undergraduate PHI653 | Section U80/B80 | 3 credits | Graduate
Professor: Otavio Bueno
Email: otaviobueno@mac.com
Combining readings in philosophy and film theory and criticism with close analysis of selected films, this course is premised on a conviction in the potential fruitfulness, both for film studies and philosophy, of thinking philosophically about the ontology of the medium, the history and the art of film, the ways we experience movies, and their impact on our lives. A main focus will be on the writings of Stanley Cavellthe most important author in the Anglo-American philosophical tradition to make writing about film a substantial part of his philosophical project-and philosophical responses to his work.
Congressional Representation
POL547 | Section U80/B80 | 3 credits | Undergraduate
Requisite: POL 201 Or POL 202 Or POL 203 Or INS 101.
Professor: Greg Koger
Email: gkoger@miami.edu
This course examines how and when citizens influence legislators’ behavior. More specifically, we examine how legislators’ floor behavior reflects citizens’ preferences and how these preferences influence the manner in which legislators build electoral coalitions.
The Vampire in Folklore, Fiction, and Film
CLA325 | Section U80/B80 | 3 credits |Undergraduate
Professor: John Kirby
Email: corax@miami.edu
By pondering the role of vampires and other such monsters, in folklore, fiction, and film, this course attempts to ponder such fundamental questions as “What does it mean to be human?” and “What are the implications of death?” The tradition will be traced from its earliest antecedents in the ancient world to its latest manifestations in current fiction and screen media.
Climate Change and Public Health
GEG348 | Section U80/B80 | 3 credits | Undergraduate
GEG648 | Section G80 | 3 credits | Graduate
Professor: Justin Stoler
Email: stoler@miami.edu
This course examines the mechanism by which climate change adversely affects human health, and the policy options for mitigating our exposure.
International Development
INS321 | Section U80/B80 | 3 credits | Undergraduate
Professor: Richard Grant
Email: rgrant@miami.edu
A synthesis of major theories of international development, institutional architecture, and international practice. Focuses on key international development policies such as trade, macroeconomic finance, and equity. Considers narrow conceptions of modernity, growth, progress, well-being, and culture toward broader conceptions of freedom and/ or sustainable development in both the Global North and Global South.
Courses Offered During Second Summer Intersession June 26, 2023 – July 11, 2023
Global Energy Politics
POL370 | Section U80/B80 | 3 credits | Undergraduate
Professor: George Gonzalez
Email: george.gonzalez@miami.edu
Energy use throughout history has shaped humanity’s politics and economics; the politics of the depletion of fossil fuels; global warming; “green” alternative energies: solar; wind; waves; and civilian nuclear power.
Frost School of Music
Courses Offered During First Summer
Intersession May 15, 2023 – May 30, 2023
Understanding Music
MCY131| Section U80/B80| 3 credit | Undergraduate
Requisite: Must not be in School of Music.
Professor: Christopher Cary
Email: cxc1789@miami.edu
A general introduction to the musical elements and the history of music from antiquity to the present. Primarily focuses on classical music, but also includes exposure to pop, jazz, and music traditions. This course is not for music majors. Music majors should enroll in MCY 140 and MCY 141.
Hip-Hop History, Culture, and Globalization
MCY121|Section U80/B80|3 credit| Undergraduate
Requisite: Must not be in School of Music.
Professor: Brent Swanson
Email: b.swanson@miami.edu
A critical history and analysis of the hip-hop culture in the U.S. and beyond. The course will cover major historical periods hip-hop in the U.S. beginning in the 1970s through its global impact in the 21st century. The course will also include analysis of technology, gender, race, sexuality, religion and politics related to hip-hop culture.
The Evolution of Jazz
MCY124 | Section U80/B80 | 3 credit | Undergraduate
Requisite: Must not be in School of Music.
Professor: Melvin Butler
Email: mlb267@miami.edu
A study of the origin, development, and styles of jazz music and its exponents. This course is not for music majors. Music majors should enroll in MSJ 113 and MSJ 213.
School of Education and Human Development
Courses Offered During First Summer Intersession May 15, 2023 – May 30, 2023
Personal and Community Health
KIN235 | Section U80/B80 | 3 credits| Undergraduate
Professor: Magda Aldousany
Email: m.aldousany@miami.edu
Overview of current strategies and practices for healthy living, including health maintenance and disease prevention.
Athletic Injuries and Sports Aid
KIN301 | Section U80/B80 | 3 credits | Undergraduate
Professor: Kysha Harriell
Email: kharriell@miami.edu
Course will help coaches, camp counselors, teachers, personal trainers, and athletes of all levels to fulfill the role of being a competent first responder to athletic injuries and illnesses. Upon completion of this course, students will have knowledge of basic sport first aid skills, anatomy and sport injury terminology, and knowledge of specific athletic injuries and illnesses. These will include head injuries, sudden illnesses, weather-related problems, upper and lower body musculoskeletal injuries, respiratory emergencies and illnesses, and internal injuries. Students will also learn basic hands-on skills such as splinting, taping, and bracing as it relates to preventing and treating athletic injuries.
Miami Herbert Business School
Courses Offered During First Summer Intersession May 15, 2023 – May 30, 2023
Financial Planning and Wealth Management
FIN412|Section U80/B80|3 credits| Undergraduate Prerequisites: FIN 302 and FIN 320
Professor: Tie Sue
Email: tsu@bus.miami.edu
This course examines the investment and financial issues arising from financial planning and personal wealth management activities. It covers various topics required for the construction of a comprehensive financial plan including the identification of client financial status goals, asset allocation, securities trading, managed funds, tax planning, risk management and insurance, and estate planning.
Strategic Management
MGT401| Section U80/B80 |3 credits | Undergraduate
Professor: Marianna Makri
Email: mmakri@bus.miami.edu
An integrative approach to strategy formulation and implementation, from a domestic and international perspective, is the focus of this core capstone course. All the primary areas of business are emphasized using cases and readings. Course is required of all graduating seniors in Business. Requisite: Business School and Senior Standing.
