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Summer 2021
- Summer 2021 Enrollment
- Maymester Course Highlights SU21
- Lower Division Course Highlights SU21
- Upper Division Course Highlights SU21
- CORE Cultural Diversity Requirement Course Highlights SU21
- CORE International Perspectives Requirement Course Highlights SU21
- CLAS Behavioral Sciences Requirement Course Highlights SU21
- CLAS Biological & Physical Sciences Requirement Course Highlights SU21
- CLAS Humanities Requirement Course Highlights SU21
- CLAS Social Sciences Requirement Course Highlights SU21
- More Course Highlights
Summer 2021 Registration Begins in March
Summer term includes Maymester courses
- Prepare to register by clearing holds, reviewing your degree audit, working with your advisors, and filling your shopping cart
- As a CLAS BA or BS degree-seeking student, you need to work with your major and minor faculty advisors to plan out major coursework
- Review your CORE and CLAS Requirements with your assigned CLAS Academic Advisor
- Contact CLAS Advising, CLAS_Advising@UCDenver.edu, 303-315-7100, with any questions
Open the different tabs in this section to see highlighted courses to consider for Summer 2021
- Work with your assigned CLAS Advisor to verify how specific courses might apply to your general degree requirements.
- Discuss how specific courses might apply to your major, minor or certificate with your faculty advisors
Highlight Spotlight:
ENGL 3200 From Literature to Film: The Wizard of Oz
Maymester 2021 5/17-6/3 12:30pm-4:30pm MoTuWeTh Zoom
- The focus of the course will be "The Wizard of OZ" and dark children's fantasy. We start with L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and films may include Spirited Away, The Neverending Story, Coraline, Where the Wild Things Are, E.T., Labyrinth, Pan's Labyrinth,Tigers Are Not Afraid, and The Florida Project.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CLAS Humanities requirement or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to a major or minor with your faculty advisors. Prereq: Sophomore standing
COMM 4995 Virtual Food Fight: Constructing & Communicating Regional Identity
Maymester 2021 5/17-5/28 Online Global Study
- From the Spanish home kitchen to the trendiest restaurant, from the daily markets to the olive groves and vineyards, we will analyze how Spaniards and Catalans use food to create two competing identities, one regional, the other national. Culture and cultural identity are often identified as the "ordinary" everyday life elements we perform. Food is one of these "taken for granted" ordinary cultural identifiers. See the course info page and apply by April 15 deadline.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE International Perspectives requirement (clear with your CLAS Advisor), or as the CLAS Behavioral Sciences requirement, or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor.
ENGL 3200 From Literature to Film: The Wizard of Oz
Maymester 2021 5/17-6/3 12:30pm-4:30pm MoTuWeTh Zoom
- The focus of the course will be "The Wizard of OZ" and dark children's fantasy. We start with L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and films may include Spirited Away, The Neverending Story, Coraline, Where the Wild Things Are, E.T., Labyrinth, Pan's Labyrinth,Tigers Are Not Afraid, and The Florida Project.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CLAS Humanities requirement or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to a major or minor with your faculty advisors. Prereq: Sophomore standing
INTS 4995 Understanding Public Service and International Development in East Africa
Maymester 2021 5/17-6/3 Online Global Study
- The overall goal of this course is for students to gain an understanding of how to engage in public service through good governance in the areas of public management, international development, and public health, through interdisciplinary lectures and participation in transformational dialogue with members of various communities—ultimately, to listen and think before jumping to action. When you complete this course, our hope is that you will think differently about public service. And you will think big. See the course info page and apply by Apr 1 deadline.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE International Perspectives requirement (clear with your CLAS Advisor) or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor.
CHEM 1000 Foundations for General Chemistry
Summer 2021 Online
- This course is strongly encouraged prior to taking Chem 2031 General Chemistry I, especially if you have never had a chemistry course or it has been several years since you have had chemistry.
- There is no lab component and the course can be used as a CLAS Biological & Physical course without lab or as 3 hours of lower-division elective credit (will not count in CORE and you will not earn credit for this course if you have already earned credit for CHEM 2031 and CHEM 2061). No prereq
CHEM 2300 Nutritional Chemistry
Summer 2021 Online
- This course introduces nutrition and is ideal for pre-health students who may be planning to go into nursing, physical therapy or wellness & fitness professions.
- There is no lab component and the course can be used as a CLAS Biological & Physical course without lab or as 3 hours of lower-division elective credit (will not count in CORE). Prereq: CHEM 1000 or CHEM 1474 or CHEM 2031 with a C- or better.
COMM 2500 Intro to Health Communication
Summer 2021 Online
- The importance of health communication emerges with new and greater significance during the pandemic; personal health beliefs, cultural diversity, health care costs, campaigns, and more. Gain knowledge and skills to support your health-related career and opportunities This course is 1 of 3 required courses (5 total) for the Health Communication Certificate.
- This course can be used to satisfy the the CLAS Behavioral Sciences requirement or as 3 hours of lower-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor. No prereqs.
COMM 4995 Virtual Food Fight: Constructing & Communicating Regional Identity
Maymester 2021 5/17-5/28 Online Global Study
- From the Spanish home kitchen to the trendiest restaurant, from the daily markets to the olive groves and vineyards, we will analyze how Spaniards and Catalans use food to create two competing identities, one regional, the other national. Culture and cultural identity are often identified as the "ordinary" everyday life elements we perform. Food is one of these "taken for granted" ordinary cultural identifiers. See the course info page and apply by April 15 deadline.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE International Perspectives requirement (clear with your CLAS Advisor), or as the CLAS Behavioral Sciences requirement, or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor.
ENGL 3200 From Literature to Film: The Wizard of Oz
Maymester 2021 5/17-6/3 12:30pm-4:30pm MoTuWeTh Zoom
- The focus of the course will be "The Wizard of OZ" and dark children's fantasy. We start with L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and films may include Spirited Away, The Neverending Story, Coraline, Where the Wild Things Are, E.T., Labyrinth, Pan's Labyrinth,Tigers Are Not Afraid, and The Florida Project.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CLAS Humanities requirement or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to a major or minor with your faculty advisors. Prereq: Sophomore standing
ETST 3036 American Indian Cultural Images
Summer 2021 Online
- Analysis of images and perceptions of American Indians in American culture, as seen in politics, education, film, photography, advertising, art, literature and the media. Note: Students may not earn credit for this course if they have earned credit for ETST 2036.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE Cultural Diversity requirement or as the CLAS Social Sciences requirement or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor. No Prereqs
ETST 3110 Indigenous Studies
Summer 2021 Online
- Examines how communities in diverse world regions preserve tradition, share knowledge, and respond to influences both within and outside of their immediate environments.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE International Perspectives requirement or as the CLAS Social Sciences requirement or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor. No Prereqs.
ETST 3272 Global Media
Summer 2021 Online
- Introduction to leading issues in the study of transnational media. The course will focus on the global media environment in the early 21st century, diverse countries, a variety of media, and social issues.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE International Perspectives requirement or as the CLAS Social Sciences requirement or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor. No Prereqs.
ETST 3704 Culture, Racism and Alienation
Summer 2021 Online
- The effects of racism on the personality of participants in racist cultures.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE Cultural Diversity requirement or as the CLAS Social Sciences requirement or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor. No Prereqs.
INTS 4995 Understanding Public Service and International Development in East Africa
Maymester 2021 5/17-6/3 Online Global Study
- The overall goal of this course is for students to gain an understanding of how to engage in public service through good governance in the areas of public management, international development, and public health, through interdisciplinary lectures and participation in transformational dialogue with members of various communities—ultimately, to listen and think before jumping to action. When you complete this course, our hope is that you will think differently about public service. And you will think big. See the course info page and apply by Apr 1 deadline.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE International Perspectives requirement (clear with your CLAS Advisor) or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor.
ETST 3036 American Indian Cultural Images
Summer 2021 Online
- Analysis of images and perceptions of American Indians in American culture, as seen in politics, education, film, photography, advertising, art, literature and the media. Note: Students may not earn credit for this course if they have earned credit for ETST 2036.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE Cultural Diversity requirement or as the CLAS Social Sciences requirement or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor. No Prereqs
ETST 3704 Culture, Racism and Alienation
Summer 2021 Online
- The effects of racism on the personality of participants in racist cultures.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE Cultural Diversity requirement or as the CLAS Social Sciences requirement or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor. No Prereqs.
COMM 4995 Virtual Food Fight: Constructing & Communicating Regional Identity
Maymester 2021 5/17-5/28 Online Global Study
- From the Spanish home kitchen to the trendiest restaurant, from the daily markets to the olive groves and vineyards, we will analyze how Spaniards and Catalans use food to create two competing identities, one regional, the other national. Culture and cultural identity are often identified as the "ordinary" everyday life elements we perform. Food is one of these "taken for granted" ordinary cultural identifiers. See the course info page and apply by April 15 deadline.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE International Perspectives requirement (clear with your CLAS Advisor), or as the CLAS Behavioral Sciences requirement, or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor.
ETST 3110 Indigenous Studies
Summer 2021 Online
- Examines how communities in diverse world regions preserve tradition, share knowledge, and respond to influences both within and outside of their immediate environments.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE International Perspectives requirement or as the CLAS Social Sciences requirement or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor. No Prereqs.
ETST 3272 Global Media
Summer 2021 Online
- Introduction to leading issues in the study of transnational media. The course will focus on the global media environment in the early 21st century, diverse countries, a variety of media, and social issues.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE International Perspectives requirement or as the CLAS Social Sciences requirement or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor. No Prereqs.
INTS 4995 Understanding Public Service and International Development in East Africa
Maymester 2021 5/17-6/3 Online Global Study
- The overall goal of this course is for students to gain an understanding of how to engage in public service through good governance in the areas of public management, international development, and public health, through interdisciplinary lectures and participation in transformational dialogue with members of various communities—ultimately, to listen and think before jumping to action. When you complete this course, our hope is that you will think differently about public service. And you will think big. See the course info page and apply by Apr 1 deadline.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE International Perspectives requirement (clear with your CLAS Advisor) or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor.
COMM 2500 Intro to Health Communication
Summer 2021 Online
- The importance of health communication emerges with new and greater significance during the pandemic; personal health beliefs, cultural diversity, health care costs, campaigns, and more. Gain knowledge and skills to support your health-related career and opportunities This course is 1 of 3 required courses (5 total) for the Health Communication Certificate.
- This course can be used to satisfy the the CLAS Behavioral Sciences requirement or as 3 hours of lower-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor. No prereqs.
COMM 4995 Virtual Food Fight: Constructing & Communicating Regional Identity
Maymester 2021 5/17-5/28 Online Global Study
- From the Spanish home kitchen to the trendiest restaurant, from the daily markets to the olive groves and vineyards, we will analyze how Spaniards and Catalans use food to create two competing identities, one regional, the other national. Culture and cultural identity are often identified as the "ordinary" everyday life elements we perform. Food is one of these "taken for granted" ordinary cultural identifiers. See the course info page and apply by April 15 deadline.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE International Perspectives requirement (clear with your CLAS Advisor), or as the CLAS Behavioral Sciences requirement, or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor.
CHEM 1000 Foundations for General Chemistry
Summer 2021 Online
- This course is strongly encouraged prior to taking Chem 2031 General Chemistry I, especially if you have never had a chemistry course or it has been several years since you have had chemistry.
- There is no lab component and the course can be used as a CLAS Biological & Physical course without lab or as 3 hours of lower-division elective credit (will not count in CORE and you will not earn credit for this course if you have already earned credit for CHEM 2031 and CHEM 2061). No prereq
CHEM 2300 Nutritional Chemistry
Summer 2021 Online
- This course introduces nutrition and is ideal for pre-health students who may be planning to go into nursing, physical therapy or wellness & fitness professions.
- There is no lab component and the course can be used as a CLAS Biological & Physical course without lab or as 3 hours of lower-division elective credit (will not count in CORE). Prereq: CHEM 1000 or CHEM 1474 or CHEM 2031 with a C- or better.
ENGL 3200 From Literature to Film: The Wizard of Oz
Maymester 2021 5/17-6/3 12:30pm-4:30pm MoTuWeTh Zoom
- The focus of the course will be "The Wizard of OZ" and dark children's fantasy. We start with L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and films may include Spirited Away, The Neverending Story, Coraline, Where the Wild Things Are, E.T., Labyrinth, Pan's Labyrinth,Tigers Are Not Afraid, and The Florida Project.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CLAS Humanities requirement or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to a major or minor with your faculty advisors. Prereq: Sophomore standing
ETST 3036 American Indian Cultural Images
Summer 2021 Online
- Analysis of images and perceptions of American Indians in American culture, as seen in politics, education, film, photography, advertising, art, literature and the media. Note: Students may not earn credit for this course if they have earned credit for ETST 2036.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE Cultural Diversity requirement or as the CLAS Social Sciences requirement or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor. No Prereqs
ETST 3110 Indigenous Studies
Summer 2021 Online
- Examines how communities in diverse world regions preserve tradition, share knowledge, and respond to influences both within and outside of their immediate environments.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE International Perspectives requirement or as the CLAS Social Sciences requirement or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor. No Prereqs.
ETST 3272 Global Media
Summer 2021 Online
- Introduction to leading issues in the study of transnational media. The course will focus on the global media environment in the early 21st century, diverse countries, a variety of media, and social issues.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE International Perspectives requirement or as the CLAS Social Sciences requirement or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor. No Prereqs.
ETST 3704 Culture, Racism and Alienation
Summer 2021 Online
- The effects of racism on the personality of participants in racist cultures.
- This course can be used to satisfy the CORE Cultural Diversity requirement or as the CLAS Social Sciences requirement or as 3 hours of upper-division elective credit. Discuss how it might apply to your major or minor with your faculty advisor. No Prereqs.
Fall 2021
Fall 2021 Registration Begins in April
- Prepare to register by clearing holds, reviewing your degree audit, working with your advisors, and filling your shopping cart
- As a CLAS BA or BS degree-seeking student, you need to work with your major and minor faculty advisors to plan out major coursework
- Review your CORE and CLAS Requirements with your assigned CLAS Academic Advisor
- Contact CLAS Advising, CLAS_Advising@UCDenver.edu, 303-315-7100, with any questions
Open the different tabs in this section to see highlighted courses to consider for Fall 2021
- Work with your assigned CLAS Advisor to verify how specific courses might apply to your general degree requirements.
- Discuss how specific courses might apply to your major, minor or certificate with your faculty advisors
Check back in April for Fall 2021 Highlights.
- Fall 2021 registration begins in April.
Please send any corrections, updates or questions about this page to tim.bond@ucdenver.edu
