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Summer Sessions Are Just Around the Corner

 

Students - don’t forget to check out and register for A&S summer classes. A&S is offering nearly 200 courses both online and campus-based for summer 2012. These courses are designed for students who want to make progress toward a UK degree over the summer, gain extra credit hours, explore new topics, and have flexibility with busy summer schedules. With courses ranging from anthropology and chemistry to political science and statistics, A&S has something for everyone.



The courses will be offered in two summer sessions:



Summer Session I

4-week Session (May 8-June 5)

First 6-week session (May 8-June 19)



Summer Session II

8-week session (June 7-August 2)

Second 6-week session (June 21-August 2)



For more information about summer courses, visit http://www.as.uky.edu/summer-online-courses or contact your academic advisor.



Enroll this summer and see where A&S summer courses can take you!

Boost Your IT IQ!

Since the 2012 Winter Intercession, A&S has been offering a series of courses called "IT IQ," which engages students and introduces them to a variety of technologies at their disposal. The courses are generally six weeks long, are worth one credit hour, and provide students with a technological framework for academics.

Dean Mark Kornbluh and Summer Online Education: UK at the Half with Carl Nathe

Mark Kornbluh, Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, wants A&S students to succeed. One way they can stay on track is to take summer & online courses. The latest UK at the Half segment focused on course offerings for Summer 2012. Carl Nathe, host of UK at the Half, interviewed the Dean for the radio program, which airs during each UK basketball game.

Proctoring for Exams in Online Courses

Some online courses in the College of Arts & Sciences require proctoring for exams, where the exam is administered to the participating student by a trusted third party.

*except where individual departments have made on-campus arrangements; please see your syllabus for more information. Some courses are using automated proctoring during Academic Year 2020-2021 to meet the needs of remote and newly hybrid courses. Please contact the instructor of record to discuss any issues related to proctoring within a specific course. 

Below are proctoring services provided:

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