If you have questions or problems accessing documents or the online course planning/scheduling program please contact: Danielle Lindsey at delinds@ilstu.edu or 438-3175
Summer Session Resources
Mission
Illinois State University will offer high quality summer session programming and innovative learning opportunities to undergraduate and graduate students. A vital summer program will serve to strengthen students’ academic programs as well as offer opportunities for programming that will complement and enhance their academic programs.
May Interim Session: May 10, 2010 - May 28, 2010 (3 weeks - 5 days/week)
2010 Summer Session: May 17, 2010 - August 6, 2010 with various start/end dates
Most courses will be offered during one of the following standard sessions (exceptions may be made to accommodate unique needs of the course format or the student population):
May 17 - 4 weeks - Ends Thursday, June 10 (meets 4 days per week)
May 17 - 6 weeks - Ends week of June 21 (days per week varies)
May 17 - 8 weeks - Ends week of July 5 (days per week varies)
May 17 - 12 weeks - Ends Friday August 6
June 7 - 3 weeks - Ends Friday, June 25 (meets 5 days per week)
June 14 - 4 weeks - Ends Thursday, July 8 (meets 4 days per week)
June 14 - 6 weeks - ends week of July 19 (days per week varies)
June 14 - 8 weeks - ends week of August 2 (days per week varies)
Plan and submit your 2010 summer schedule using the new online scheduling program. Schedules are due no later than September 8, 2009, 4:30 p.m.
Refer to the instructions included in the summer session materials sent to Chairs/Directors the week of July 27. Only chairs/directors and select department/school representatives have access. Login with ISU email information. Please plan carefully, once you submit and have your schedule approved you may not submit changes unless you request a special exception.
If you have questions or problems accessing these documents or the online course planning/scheduling program please contact:
or 438-3175
Scheduling Reminders:
Summer 2010 (and 2011 base course titles) are due no later than September 8, 2009, 4:30 p.m.
Plan carefully, review the 2010 base schedules submitted last August to ensure they are included in the schedule and adhere to the standard session dates if at all possible.
Deans and Chairs/Directors should work with Dr. Sally Parry, Director of General Education, to schedule General Education Program and IAI courses based on student needs. General Education and IAI courses should be submitted on individual department's schedules, regardless of funding source.
The Honors Program has been provided funding. Dr. Kim Pereira, Director of Honors will contact each Dean to talk about proposals to support summer opportunities for honors students. These courses should be included on department/school schedules and designated as Honors courses.
Only 3-week/ 5-days/wk courses are eligible to begin on May 10, 2010 (May Interim Session start date)
Students on Academic Probation are not eligible to register for a May Interim Session course.
Students are strongly encouraged not to enroll in more than one course while they are enrolled in a May Interim course (or to enroll in a May Interim course and a course that begins on Monday, May 17).
Be cautious of offering courses during May Interim Session that have preqreuisites. Spring grades are not reported unitl several days into the May Interim Session and may affect the students ability to receive a refund if they need to withdraw from the course. Departments/Schools would be responsible for notifying students who did not (after spring grades are reported) meet the May Interim course prereqs.
